Patient's question:
Every time I have my period, the amount is very little, and I can't get pregnant even when trying to conceive. Is this infertility? What are the characteristics of infertility?Doctor's answer:
The most typical symptom of infertility is having regular sexual intercourse while still being unable to conceive, especially when not breastfeeding. In clinical diagnostic features, infertility may manifest differently depending on its underlying causes. If the infertility is caused by menstrual issues, symptoms such as irregular periods, dysmenorrhea (painful menstruation), and uterine coldness may be observed. If the infertility is due to fallopian tube problems, symptoms like lower abdominal pain and groin discomfort may occur. Additionally, abnormal hair distribution, breast abnormalities, and endocrine disorders may also be present, suggesting the possibility of infertility.