Patient's question:
I was very thin when I got divorced, and with poor health, I didn't plan to have children and was always focusing on recovery. Last year, my health improved somewhat, and I often engaged in activities. From that time on, I stopped using contraception, but I couldn't get pregnant. Later, I went to the hospital with my husband for thorough examinations and found out it was uterine infertility.What kind of help is needed: What are the risks of uterine infertility?
Doctor's answer:
~From what you have described above, it is likely primary infertility, which may be related to your use of contraceptive medications, blocked fallopian tubes, poor endometrial environment, or poor quality male sperm. The causes of infertility are complex, so both partners need to undergo thorough examinations to confirm the specific cause. Therefore, both of you should have relevant tests, such as sperm quality, female menopause, endometrium, and fallopian tube patency tests.