Patient's question:
Older parents keep urging their son and daughter-in-law to have children, but they just don't. When they were told to get a thorough check-up, it turned out they really had problems. The doctor asked, "What are the symptoms of infertility?"Doctor's answer:
The sexual life of both husband and wife is normal, and infertility is defined as not being able to conceive within a year after stopping breastfeeding. There are four basic elements required for a normal pregnancy: ① normal sperm, ② normal eggs, ③ fertilization of sperm and eggs in the fallopian tubes to form a zygote, which requires unobstructed fallopian tubes, ④ since the zygote needs to be implanted in the uterine cavity, there must be a good intrauterine microenvironment. Any problem with these four basic elements can lead to infertility. Infertility symptoms are simply not being able to get pregnant. The sexual life of both husband and wife is normal, and they have not been able to conceive within a year after stopping breastfeeding.