Patient's question:
I got pregnant in November 2008 but had an abortion in March 2009. Now we want a child but can't get pregnant. Is it related to my husband? What's going on? Previous treatment history and effectiveness: NoneDoctor's answer:
If you haven't been using contraception for a long time and are unable to get pregnant, it's possible that there could be issues with both partners. Generally, this is when you start to experience menopause about 14 days before your period begins. During this time, having sex every other day can both increase the chances of getting pregnant and ensure the quality of sperm. Having sex during ovulation only increases the chances of getting pregnant—it doesn't guarantee it.For the care and health management of any illness, it's important to maintain a stable mindset. A healthy and positive attitude is highly beneficial for both the treatment and prevention of diseases.