Patient's question:
I've been divorced for several years and haven't been able to get pregnant. I usually have irregular periods, and each time I have menstrual cramps. I've had a thorough medical check-up and been diagnosed with gynecological diseases, but I've been taking medication for treatment for years and still haven't been able to get pregnant. Can female infertility be treated?Doctor's answer:
If you hold the view that infertility is not hereditary, if there has been infertility in your lineage, how could you exist? We can only say that certain genetic diseases may lead to infertility. So if you have never been able to conceive, consider primary infertility and undergo relevant examinations, especially for potential menopausal issues, in addition to factors like tubal problems. It is recommended that you combine the situation I mentioned above and prepare for the relevant examinations, as some forms of infertility can still be treated.