Patient's question:
Started trying to conceive in March 2014, and so far have not become pregnant. Got my period on the 18th, and on the 30th, an ultrasound showed several small follicles, but they were very small. They prescribed Warm Uterus and Fertility Capsules for me, and I am currently taking them.Doctor's answer:
First, perform ovulation detection to check if ovulation occurs, as this is a necessary condition for pregnancy.Other factors, such as cervical erosion, are not key factors affecting fertility. Don’t be misled by minor details—focus on the main issues.
The mechanism of fertility is very complex, with many influencing factors. If treatment is needed, undergo a systematic examination and treatment to avoid unnecessary detours.
For the male partner: Abstinence for 3–7 days, followed by a routine semen analysis.
For the female partner:
1. On the 2nd or 3rd day of the menstrual cycle, have a fasting blood test for 6 endocrine hormone indicators in the morning.
2. Around the 11th day of the menstrual cycle, begin continuous dynamic monitoring of ovulation and endometrial development.
3. If necessary, 3–5 days after the menstrual cycle ends, undergo hysterosalpingography (HSG) with iodinated oil to assess whether the fallopian tubes are patent and to evaluate the condition of the uterus and pelvic area.