Patient's question:
I've been married for almost a year and a half without using any contraception, and I haven't gotten pregnant yet. I've never been pregnant before. Is it my fault that I can't get pregnant? I don't feel like my body has any major issues, except that the first day of my period is very painful, but sometimes it's not that bad. The hospital diagnosed me with primary infertility. Can primary infertility be treated?Doctor's answer:
The phenomenon where a woman who has not been pregnant marries and cannot conceive within 2 years is known as primary anovulation. Hormones such as fallopian tube hormones, uterine hormones, and vaginal hormones can all lead to primary infertility in women. Whether it is primary or secondary infertility, as long as the cause of the disease can be identified, it can be cured and normal pregnancy can be achieved. When patients discover symptoms of primary infertility, they must immediately go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment. Wishing patients a speedy recovery and good health!