Patient's question:
Not bad! Not on medication! The couple's life has been normal recently for the past year! Just not pregnant! Had a drug treatment to ensure the fallopian tubes were open within the year! Had a check-up after six days of menstruation and found there were dominant follicles!Doctor's answer:
Hello, pregnancy is a matter for both partners. It is recommended that you and your spouse go to a regular hospital specializing in infertility for comprehensive examinations. Identify the cause before undergoing targeted treatment. Couples who have been living together for more than a year without using contraception and have not been able to conceive are diagnosed with infertility. There are many reasons that can cause infertility in men and women. For women, there are ovary-related infertility (nerve-stimulating factors, ovarian diseases, systemic diseases), fallopian tube infertility, uterine infertility, cervical infertility, vaginal infertility, immune infertility, and infertility of unknown causes, etc. For men, there are congenital abnormalities in reproductive organs, infections in the reproductive system, endocrine factors, sexual dysfunction, abnormal semen and sperm, and so on.