Patient's question:
I'm already married, and I haven't been using contraception during this time, but I haven't been able to get pregnant. Is it possible that I'm infertile? I would like to know: What are the best ways to treat infertility and how should the examination be conducted?Doctor's answer:
General infertility tests can first check the male partner, followed by the female partner. This is because thorough examination of the male is simple and cost-effective. The causes of infertility are extremely diverse. Overall, infertility caused solely by the female accounts for 50%. Male-only factors account for 30%, and mutual factors account for 20%. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital, and both you and your husband should be tested to determine the exact cause. Then, under the guidance of a doctor, symptomatic treatment should be administered. Additionally, maintaining a positive mindset and paying attention to personal hygiene during sexual intercourse between couples are important. Infertility is an easily occurring gynecological disease.