Patient's question:
I want to ask how to better calm the emotions of patients with infertility if they reappear again. My sister has been unable to get pregnant for a long time and went to the hospital for some tests. The results showed that it was due to her own reasons that she couldn't get pregnant. Her current emotions are very low, and I want to comfort her.Doctor's answer:
Sensitive and hostile interpersonal relationships also make the patient feel extremely difficult to lift their eyes in the world. This social and family gender discrimination to the patient, to a certain extent, makes it difficult to solve interpersonal relationships or be too sensitive to oneself. Others have to resent themselves, leading to tense interpersonal relationships. Many scholars have experimented that interpersonal tension can also interfere with the function of the menstrual, fallopian tubes, ovaries, and uterus by stimulating the sympathetic nervous system and the autonomous nervous endocrine system, thereby enhancing the excretion of NA, AD, and ADH, leading to infertility.