Patient's question:
I have been trying to conceive for a year with no results, experiencing irregular periods, and my sex hormone six tests are normal. Ultrasound shows a thin uterus. Before trying to conceive, what tests should be done comprehensively and carefully? What is the best time to do the tests?Doctor's answer:
Pre-pregnancy check-up includes both female and male examinations. You should first regulate your menstrual cycle, then monitor the development of follicles, confirm the menopausal period, and appropriately use ovulation-stimulating drugs. The male examination mainly involves a routine semen analysis to test sperm count and motility, checking for anti-endothelial antibodies, and examining how the female carries anti-sperm antibodies. Both partners should quit smoking and drinking, avoid overwork, and maintain a relaxed mood. Gynecological diseases are a common gynecological condition, and during treatment, women need to pay attention to their self-care, especially in terms of nursing.