Patient's question:
Going to the hospital to treat illness, I followed the doctor's detailed infertility examination process. I've been divorced for three years and haven't had a baby yet. My in-laws have strong opinions about me, and we often argue at home. I plan to go to the hospital for a thorough check-up with friends in the next few days to get pregnant early and make my in-laws see me in a new light.What kind of help I need: Generally, when going to the hospital for treatment and checking for infertility, what is the process? So that I don't get lost when I go to the hospital and don't know which test to do first.
Doctor's answer:
Hypothesis of the problem: I am aware of your situation. The process of infertility testing for women is as follows: ovary, uterus, fallopian tubes, cervix, vagina, ovulation disorders, pelvic cavity, sexual hormones, endocrine, and autoimmune factors are checked in sequence. You can also decide on necessary detailed examination items based on your own condition. I recommend you choose a regular infertility hospital. The examination process is not that complicated. You can consult with the hospital staff, make an appointment, and then come back for follow-up. It is best to go with your husband, have him undergo a routine semen analysis, and both partners being examined is better.