Patient's question:
I started experiencing menstrual cramps in the fifth year of my period. I went to the hospital, but they said it would improve after my divorce. Now it has indeed gotten better, and the pain is not as severe. My period is also quite regular, just sometimes delayed by one to five days. Others say there are signs of ovulation, but I never seem to notice them, and I don't know when it happens. However, we usually have sex around the middle of the period.Doctor's answer:
Infertility is when a couple does not breastfeed and does not get pregnant for more than 2 years. The day of ovulation is 14 days before the next menstrual period. The fertile window is between 5 days before and 4 days after menopause. The chances of getting pregnant are high during this period. Is it caused by blocked fallopian tubes? You can have a hysterosalpingogram or tubal irrigation to find out. Even if you get pregnant, it's still too early to detect it. At least wait for a week or more. This is advice for the question "Am I infertile, could it be blocked fallopian tubes?" I hope it helps you. Wish you good health!