Patient's question:
I am 24 years old and have been married for nearly 2 years, but I have not been pregnant yet. My husband's sperm quality is normal, and we have not avoided pregnancy or had any miscarriages. I have seen a traditional Chinese medicine doctor and taken many herbal remedies. I have also had one tubal flushing and used ovulation test strips, but they did not show any signs of ovulation.Doctor's answer:
Problem Analysis:Hello, infertility is divided into two categories: infertility and subfertility. Infertility refers to a sexually active couple of childbearing age who have not been able to conceive after living together for more than one year without using any form of contraception. Subfertility refers to the ability to conceive but being unable to carry the pregnancy to term due to various reasons, resulting in miscarriage or stillbirth without achieving a viable infant. If infertility is caused by male factors, it is referred to as male infertility or male subfertility, commonly known as male infertility.
Suggestions:
Recommendations for Examination:
Men's Examination: Urinary tract examination, prostate examination, seminal vesicle and vas deferens examination, epididymis examination, testicular examination, sexual hormone examination, sexual function examination, ejaculation function examination, immune factor examination, endocrine examination, varicocele examination, traumatic examination, radiation factor examination, sperm quality examination.
Women's Examination Techniques: Vaginal examination, cervical examination, uterine examination, fallopian tube examination, ovarian examination, pelvic examination, endocrine examination, sexual hormone examination, immune factor examination, systemic factor examination, psychological and mental factor examination, congenital factor examination, ovulation function examination, ultrasound (B), and four routine tests.
For your health, it is recommended to go to a formal and professional infertility hospital for examination to avoid delay. Wishing you early conception.