Patient's question:
My wife and I have been married for several years. My wife still hasn't gotten pregnant. My mother is very anxious. We have also gone to the hospital for treatment. The doctor said that my wife is affected by premenstrual tension syndrome. I have never heard of such a disease. Does premenstrual tension syndrome really affect fertility?Doctor's answer:
Hello, there are many factors or causes of infertility in women, including abnormal semen from the male partner, abnormal ovulation function in the female, blocked fallopian tubes, pelvic adhesions, abnormal levels of endocrine hormones, uterine and cervical lesions, immunological factors, etc. Generally, both partners should go to the hospital for examination and undergo relevant tests such as semen analysis, anti-sperm antibodies for the male; vaginal discharge, fallopian tube examination, endocrine tests, and anti-endometrial antibodies for the female. After identifying the cause, targeted treatment can be carried out.