Patient's question:
Before getting divorced, I lived with my current husband and had two abortions. Now, we've been divorced for a year, and I haven't breastfed either, yet I still haven't become pregnant.Previous treatment and outcomes:
Hello, is it related to my previous miscarriages? What should I do?
Type of assistance needed:
Hello, many times after an abortion, infertility has occurred. How should it be treated? Which hospital for infertility is good?
Doctor's answer:
Hello: Many miscarriages can lead to future infertility, but it's not absolute. You can judge based on your own situation. First, consider the direct relationship between your current infertility and your miscarriages. The hazards of miscarriage are significant, as they may lead to:1. Menstrual irregularities after miscarriage.
2. Excessive scraping during miscarriage, resulting in thin endometrium.
3. Inflammatory blockage of the fallopian tubes.
4. Cervical and uterine adhesions.
5. Endometriosis.
6. Chronic pelvic inflammation, etc.
Therefore, you should undergo early and thorough examinations of relevant fertility conditions, including:
- Sperm quality
- Whether the fallopian tubes are open and functioning well?
- Whether the ovaries can ovulate?
- Presence of immunological antibodies or other infertility factors.
Early and thorough examinations can help identify the main reason for your infertility, followed by targeted and effective treatment.
Wishing you good health!