Patient's question:
Two years after the divorce, I haven't been able to get pregnant. My family is quite anxious because I'm in the prime age for having children. I've sought medical help and tried various treatments, but I still don't understand what's wrong. Can congenital cervical infertility be treated in a gynecological hospital?Doctor's answer:
1. Infertility is different from other diseases; it usually has no obvious clinical diagnostic symptoms and is only discovered after many unsuccessful attempts at conception, followed by detailed medical examinations at the hospital.2. It is not possible to scientifically diagnose based on symptoms. Detailed examinations of the uterine environment, ovarian function, follicular development, or endocrine system are required before a scientific diagnosis can be made, providing a basis for effective treatment in the future. You can undergo further detailed examinations at a regular hospital.