Patient's question:
I've been divorced from my husband for several years, and I've always wanted a child, but I've never been able to get pregnant. Our family members have been urging us to have a child. After a thorough check-up at the hospital, it was found that my husband has no health issues, but I have uterine infertility.What kind of help I need: How does uterine infertility occur?
Doctor's answer:
1. Lack of prenatal care: Irregular prenatal check-ups are a crucial basic guarantee for maternal and child safety. Otherwise, it may lead to serious consequences such as dystocia or uterine rupture.2. Repeated induced abortions: Young women who repeatedly undergo induced abortions will have their endometrium thinned with each miscarriage, which can also cause pelvic inflammation, fallopian tube blockage, and other issues. In severe cases, it may even lead to infertility. Repeated induced abortions in a short period of time pose greater harm to the uterus, and self-induced abortions are also highly likely to cause uterine rust and secondary infections.