Patient's question:
Female, I am already married, and I have never used contraception during this time, but why am I still not pregnant? Is it infertility? Please ask: How can female infertility be treated quickly to see results?Doctor's answer:
Hello, if you have never been pregnant, then you may have primary infertility. Primary infertility is not necessarily all due to female factors. For a thorough examination of the female, it is possible to check the endocrine system and the uterus and fallopian tubes. Blood tests and hysterosalpingography are recommended. It is best to do this three days after the menstrual period, without having sexual intercourse, and go to the hospital for a tubal patency test to see if the fallopian tubes are open. Additionally, an ultrasound should be used to monitor the development of ovarian follicles to determine the cause of infertility. Then, targeted treatment for infertility can be provided. However, male factors should not be overlooked either. It is also recommended for men to go to the hospital to check the quality of their semen to see if it meets the standards.