Patient's question:
Hello: What are the reasons for not being able to get pregnant? We didn't deliberately use contraception after getting married? Why hasn't there been any movement? What are the reasons?Doctor's answer:
The reasons for this affecting pregnancy, from a woman's perspective, are as follows: First, if she is in a state of long-term tension, it is essential to maintain a positive mindset. Second, her follicles may not be mature enough. She can monitor them herself for a while, starting from the first day of her last menstrual period and visiting the hospital every 14 days to undergo a BC examination of both. This should be done twice a day and continued to observe whether her follicles grow and mature. Only during the peak ovulation period, when the follicle is about to rupture, should she have intercourse for the highest chance of pregnancy. Third, it is important to check whether her fallopian tubes are blocked. This can be determined through a hydrotubation procedure or fallopian tube angiography. Of course, other reasons may also exist, such as severe gynecological diseases. The man should also undergo tests to check the viability of his sperm.