Patient's question:
I went to the hospital for a check-up and they said it's my problem that we haven't been able to get pregnant yet. I'm really struggling with this. Could you please tell me: How should infertile women regulate themselves?Doctor's answer:
(1) Tubal inflammation and blockage: If the patient has severe cervical inflammation or if sterilization is not strict during surgery, bacteria may be drawn into the uterine cavity, leading to infection, which can then cause tubal inflammation and subsequently tubal blockage.(2) Cervical and uterine cavity adhesion: If the aspiration or scraping is excessive or the method is improper, it may damage the cervical canal and endometrium, leading to cervical adhesion, blockage, or uterine cavity adhesion and enlargement.
(3) Amenorrhea: Excessive aspiration or scraping may remove or scrape off the basal layer of the endometrium, preventing its regeneration and causing long-term amenorrhea.
Additionally, when examining infertility, both the husband and wife should be examined carefully!