Patient's question:
Divorced from my husband for 4 years, we haven't been able to get pregnant. We both deeply hope to have a new family member. After a thorough examination at the hospital, I was diagnosed with uterine infertility. I actually don't quite understand what caused it, but I just want to know what I should do to get pregnant and what kind of help I need: How should uterine infertility be treated?Doctor's answer:
Cervical canal self-locking and cervical stenosis developmental disorders: The primary treatment for uterine infertility involves cervical dilation therapy. This is performed after menstruation or before menopause. First, a sterile probe is inserted into the uterine cavity, followed by the use of a cervical dilator, which is gradually expanded from size 3 to size 7. Congenital cervical developmental disorders can be treated concurrently with artificial cycles or high-dose progesterone for pseudopregnancy therapy.Abnormal cervical mucus: Excessive discharge, viscosity: For uterine infertility, low-dose estrogen can be used to stabilize follicular function, making cervical mucus thinner and facilitating sperm penetration.