Patient's question:
I've been married for almost four months and recently plan to have a child. However, there are many questions about this that I don't understand, and I'm afraid it might cause poor health conditions for the child in the future. My family members also don't understand it much. I'd like to ask the doctor for advice—what questions should I ask the gynecologist?Doctor's answer:
If you are trying to conceive, you can go to the hospital's perinatal medicine center or gynecology department for a comprehensive and thorough examination. For chronic gynecological inflammation, a secretion test and cervical TCT examination can diagnose the condition. Medication treatment can be used, and after self-healing, you can try to conceive. If there are abnormalities in the fallopian tubes, it is usually a common cause of early infertility. In this case, laparoscopic surgery is required. If the fallopian tubes are unobstructed and menstruation is normal, you can get pregnant.