Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:It's been almost five years since we got married, but we just can't seem to get pregnant. What's going on?
Doctor's answer:
If you want to get pregnant, it is recommended to have intercourse during the woman's ovulation period. The woman's ovulation period is around the 14th day before her menstrual period. Intercourse during the ovulation period increases the chances of conception. After each act of intercourse, you can place a pillow under the woman's buttocks to increase the likelihood of pregnancy. If it is still difficult to conceive, it is best for both partners to get checked. Men should have their semen analyzed to check if there are sperm, if the sperm count is sufficient to impregnate the woman, and if the sperm have good viability (whether there is any phenomenon of dead sperm). Women should be checked to see if their eggs are normal, if they can ovulate normally, and if their fallopian tubes are blocked. Additionally, it is important to check if both partners have any hemolytic phenomena.