Patient's question:
My cousin has been divorced for over ten years and hasn't been able to get pregnant. She had a thorough medical check-up, and everything about her health is normal, but she doesn't know why she can't get pregnant. I'm really worried that my cousin might have congenital infertility. I don't know what the symptoms of congenital infertility are. I really hope my cousin can get pregnant soon.What kind of help is needed: What are the symptoms of congenital infertility?
Doctor's answer:
The current situation of your cousin requires treatment at a Class III-A general hospital or a specialized hospital in your local area. Please consult the doctor to determine and formulate the best treatment plan based on your condition. Generally, the treatment of infertility first involves identifying the cause. In most cases, the cause of infertility can be identified. In clinical diagnosis, the main causes of infertility are mainly four types: blocked fallopian tubes, ovulation disorders, uterine developmental abnormalities, and immunological infertility.