Patient's question:
Can male infertility be treated? We've been married for four or five years already. Up until now, we still haven't had a baby. My husband and I really want a child, but we just can't get pregnant. Why is this happening? My periods are regular, about once a month, that's correct. What are the causes of female infertility? Can female infertility be treated? Can male infertility be treated?Doctor's answer:
One year of infertility does not necessarily mean infertility, but the couple can go to the hospital for pre-pregnancy tests to see how their current delivery conditions are. If everything is normal, then based on ultrasound monitoring data, they can try conception during the postmenopausal period, which increases the chances of delivery. The best time for male examinations is during the cold period: 2, 7 days. The best time for female examinations is within 2, 7 days after the menstrual period ends, during the cold period. Couples of childbearing age who have been living together for more than a year, have normal sexual lives, and have not taken any contraceptive measures but have not been able to conceive successfully are considered infertile.