Patient's question:
How are the fees for treating female infertility charged in hospitals? I got married to my husband and started trying to conceive right away, but it has been many years and I still haven't been able to get pregnant. My periods have also been quite irregular, so I suspect it might be my problem. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
How is your fertility normal? Go to the hospital for a thorough examination of your semen quality to find out clearly. If your semen quality is normal, it does not rule out the possibility of your partner's issue, as conception is a matter for both men and women. If normal sexual activity has not resulted in conception within nearly a year, it is definitely abnormal and requires high attention: Treating female infertility without taking a detour, you must understand the medical level in your local area and choose a good hospital for treatment. In fact, the medical level is not low, and some hospitals have good treatment effects in this regard. However, different hospitals have different fees, so please consult local medical institutions for details.