Patient's question:
I had two miscarriages in the past, but I didn't feel any physical discomfort. After getting married, my mother-in-law kept urging us to have a grandson, so we tried our best, but we couldn't get pregnant at all. Is there a problem with my body? Can I get pregnant like this? Where should I go for treatment? Help me, please.Doctor's answer:
Hello, being unable to conceive for 1 year in clinical terms can be referred to as infertility. Normal conception for women requires unobstructed fallopian tubes, a healthy endometrial environment, normal ovarian function with regular ovulation, no internal inflammation, and no immune factors, among other conditions. For men, it requires active, mature sperm and smooth semen discharge. Any issue in these aspects can affect normal conception. In your case, it is primarily necessary to undergo tests to identify the specific problems before targeted treatment can be administered. It is recommended to seek examination and treatment at a formal infertility and subfertility specialty hospital.