Patient's question:
Divorce has been 5 years, and I've never had children. At first, I thought it was just difficult to conceive, so I took Chinese medicine for a long time, but still nothing happened. Recently, I went to a big hospital for a thorough check-up, and the doctor said I have primary infertility. Can I still get pregnant with primary infertility?Doctor's answer:
Couples who have regular survival and have not breastfed for 1 year or more without pregnancy are considered infertile. Among them, those who have never been pregnant are classified as primary infertility, while those who have previously been pregnant are classified as secondary infertility. Regardless of whether it is primary or secondary, the common causes of infertility are the same: menopausal factors, male semen factors, and female fallopian tube factors. First, check if the woman's menopause and the man's semen are normal. If they are normal, you can proceed with a fallopian tube. Then, based on the situation, treatment can be implemented. Most cases can be treated successfully to achieve pregnancy, with only a very small number of cases being unable to conceive.