Patient's question:
According to your description, under normal circumstances, if there is no sexual activity between the ages of 2 to 3 months, it is usually implemented during the developmental stage, and there is no breastfeeding measure during this period. Under normal circumstances, if this is the case, it is likely primary infertility. First, you should go to a local hospital where both the male and female undergo relevant and thorough examinations to diagnose the cause. After the cause is diagnosed, treatment should be based on the specific cause. Generally, it should be treatable.Doctor's answer:
Yes, you can now be diagnosed with infertility because you have been married for two years and trying to conceive for two years, but you haven't become pregnant. In this case, it should be considered infertility. It is recommended that you and your husband go to the hospital's antenatal center for a check-up. First, your husband's semen should be carefully examined to see if it is normal. For you, you should check how your uterus, fallopian tubes, and follicles grow and develop normally.