Patient's question:
Older parents keep urging their son and daughter-in-law to have children, but they just haven't been able to. When they were made to go for a thorough check-up, it turned out they really did have problems. They said the couple was infertile. May I ask what are the symptoms of infertility?Doctor's answer:
Hypothesis of the condition: Most infertility is about not being able to have children, generally without any special symptoms, unless there is a specific cause of infertility that manifests symptoms related to these diseases. For example, pelvic endometriosis is often accompanied by symptoms of dysmenorrhea. For example, pelvic inflammatory disease leading to tubitis, which in turn causes tubal blockage, usually presents with chronic abdominal pain symptoms. For example, infertility caused by menopausal issues is often accompanied by a shortened menstrual cycle or amenorrhea.