Patient's question:
Why hasn't pregnancy happened after so long? Is it because I haven't been checked thoroughly? But I don't feel like I have cervical infertility. What tests should be done for cervical infertility?Doctor's answer:
1. Ultrasound: Ultrasound is the leading examination for checking the causes of cervical infertility. It mainly focuses on whether the cervix is normal, whether there are tumors, whether the uterus is deformed, and other conditions.2. Tubal contrast examination is required for cervical infertility: The main cause of cervical infertility is cervical disease, and cervical disease may also lead to blocked fallopian tubes. Therefore, tubal contrast examination is a necessary step to check the patency of the fallopian tubes.
3. Hysteroscopy is required for cervical infertility: The main purpose of the examination is to check whether there is adhesion of the cervix, whether there are suspicious tuberculous lesions, and if abnormalities are found, tissue samples need to be taken for pathological examination.