Patient's question:
How to treat uterine infertility well. Recently, for more than a week, my menstrual cycle has been irregular, the amount of menstrual blood has been continuously increasing, and there is more leukorrhea. I want to confirm if I have uterine infertility, what are the early symptoms of uterine infertility, and what kind of help I need: How should uterine infertility be treated?Doctor's answer:
Early symptoms of cervical infertility:1. Cervical canal hypoplasia, which may be accompanied by uterine hypoplasia. Cervical hypoplasia can lead to insufficient secretion function of cervical glands.
2. Cervical canal self-locking and stenosis is also one of the early symptoms of cervical infertility. It is often associated with uterine hypoplasia, and most secondary sexual characteristics develop normally.
3. Abnormal position of the cervical canal, often accompanied by abnormal position of the uterine body. This can cause the posterior fornix to become shallow, losing its function as a sperm reservoir, thereby facilitating sperm descent.