Patient's question:
Five years after the divorce, my stomach has been quiet all this time. My husband didn't say anything, but my mother-in-law has asked me about it openly and secretly several times. I feel very anxious in my heart. Before I divorced my husband, we had been pregnant once. Because the conditions at the time were not good, we didn't keep the pregnancy. But now it's hard to get pregnant. I want to go to the hospital for a thorough check-up to see if it's my problem. What kind of help do I need: How should the examination for female infertility be conducted?Doctor's answer:
The time for patients to undergo careful examinations for infertility must be taken seriously. If a woman's prolactin level is too high, it can affect normal menopause and menstrual cycles. Since prolactin physiologically rises in the evening, especially at night, it is recommended to conduct the examination in the morning for more accuracy. Ultrasound, hormone, and fallopian tube examinations are generally performed 3-7 days after the menstrual period ends. Due to differences in each person's cause and constitution, the reasons for infertility may also vary.