Patient's question:
I have been with my husband for over a year, and we have been living together for a year as well. I used to have pelvic inflammation, pelvic fluid accumulation, cervical cysts, and excessive vaginal discharge. Now, only excessive vaginal discharge remains, but my menstrual periods have become extremely infrequent. It has happened several times. We have been together for over a year, but we haven't been able to get pregnant. Why?Doctor's answer:
Pregnancy is a multifactorial event regulated by many factors. Whether a woman has normal ovulation, whether the fallopian tubes are unobstructed, whether the endometrium is suitable for implantation, and whether male sperm quality is normal—all of these may affect the success of pregnancy. If both partners have not been able to conceive for over a year, both should go to the hospital for examination. The main methods include ultrasound, fallopian tube, and male semen tests to determine who the issue lies with.