Patient's question:
Divorced for several years, still unable to get pregnant. Tried many methods, but none have yielded good results. Is it a symptom of congenital infertility? What are the symptoms of congenital infertility?Doctor's answer:
So-called congenital infertility refers to infertility caused by congenital defects in the reproductive system. Congenital infertility is basically never discovered. Factors that interfere with female infertility, such as ovary factors, vaginal factors, uterine factors, incomplete ovarian development, luteal dysfunction, premature ovarian failure, polycystic ovary syndrome, ovarian tumors, and other factors that affect follicular development or oocyte release, can all lead to infertility. These factors can cause varying degrees of infertility. Women can have a thorough physical examination every year to detect and treat health-interfering factors as early as possible, thereby preventing more serious interference with their lives. It is necessary to go to the hospital for a more comprehensive examination to diagnose the condition and determine better treatment effects.