Patient's question:
All will come 34 days earlier, and the blood volume and color are normal, but there is very little leukorrhea. It is said that the ovulation period is a week after menstruation, and leukorrhea will be more, but I rarely have it. Will this interfere with getting pregnant?Doctor's answer:
Under normal circumstances, couples of childbearing age need to have been living together for more than a year with normal sexual life and not breastfeeding before getting pregnant, which is called infertility. Pregnancy requires four basic conditions for conception: normal and high-quality oocytes released by the ovaries, unobstructed fallopian tubes, the thickness of the endometrium suitable for implantation of the fertilized egg, and normal sperm and seminal fluid from the male. Additionally, endocrine and autoimmune factors are also factors that can lead to infertility. It is recommended to go to a formal infertility hospital for a detailed examination to identify the cause and provide symptomatic treatment.For patients facing infertility issues, we should promptly follow the principle of symptomatic treatment and not avoid seeking medical attention. If infertility is not cured after prolonged treatment, it is necessary to promptly switch treatment plans.