What tests are done for infertility

Patient's question:

Medical history: Married for one year but not pregnant, had a history of candidal vulvovaginitis, which has now been cured.
Previous treatment and outcomes: Had candidal vulvovaginitis, which has now been cured. Also underwent Chinese medicine treatment for uterine cold, and now the doctor says there are no issues. The fallopian tubes have also been checked and are not blocked. The menstrual cycle is normal. The husband has also been tested and has no problems.
What kind of help is needed: What further tests and treatments are needed?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, infertility is a condition where adult couples of both genders live together with normal sexual activity for more than one year without using any contraceptive measures and remain childless.
The main examination items for women include: routine gynecological examination, basal body temperature measurement, fallopian tube and ovulation detection, endocrine hormone testing, cervical mucus and uterine examination, immune antibody testing, and chromosomal testing.
For men, the most important examination is usually a semen analysis, along with immune factor testing. It is recommended not to have sexual intercourse for 7 days before going to the hospital for the examination.
Before treatment, it is necessary to identify the underlying cause to ensure targeted therapy.

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