Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:And I started trying to conceive right from the beginning of getting married to my husband. It's been many years now, and we still haven't been able to have a child. My periods haven't been very regular either, so I suspect it's my problem. Please ask, how should common infertility be relieved?
Doctor's answer:
Define the scope of infertility patients: Women of childbearing age who have normal sexual life after marriage, have not used contraception, and have been living together for 2 years without conception are classified as primary infertility; those who have previously conceived but have not conceived again in the past 2 years are referred to as secondary infertility.First examine the male, then the female: Before conducting a thorough examination of the female, the male's reproductive organs and semen should be checked first (if the semen volume is less than 1.5 ml per time, sperm count is less than 60 million/ml, abnormal sperm is less than 20%, and more than 60% of sperm are non-motile after about 2 hours, the cause of infertility may be in the male).
Common examination methods for female infertility: Endometrial biopsy before menstruation, basal body temperature measurement, vaginal smear, and cervical mucus examination, etc.