Patient's question:
I have been trying to conceive with my husband for a year, but haven't been able to get pregnant. My family members are very anxious, and I feel very sad, wondering if there's something wrong with me. That's why I've come to see you several times as a doctor. Is it possible that my fallopian tubes are blocked after a year of trying? Thank you.Doctor's answer:
If you have never had a history of pregnancy or conception before, it is generally unlikely to experience fallopian tube blockage again, as fallopian tube blockage is often a cause of secondary infertility. If you have never been pregnant or had a miscarriage or induced abortion, it may be considered abnormal menopause, but it doesn't necessarily have to be exclusively a female issue. If you are still concerned, you can use a menopause test strip yourself or go to the hospital for a color Doppler ultrasound to monitor the condition of the follicles and see if there is normal menopause. At the same time, you can also check the male's semen analysis.