How should one deal with infertility?

Patient's question:

Patient Gender: Female
Detailed Condition and Purpose of Consultation: Married for over a year and unable to conceive. Have been to the hospital for multiple check-ups but still haven’t conceived. Ultrasound results show immature eggs, and hormone test results indicate a hypothalamic cause. The psychiatrist said there’s nothing wrong with me. Originally planned to undergo fallopian tube examination, but the doctor asked me to have blood drawn first. The results showed Chlamydia trachomatis and Mycoplasma hominis. The doctor recommended taking medication for ten days after my period stops, followed by a seven-day waiting period for a follow-up test. Now that my period has stopped, I’m unsure whether to take the medication or proceed directly with the fallopian tube examination, as I’m very eager to know the results. I’m more eager to have a child but don’t know the cause. Please, doctor.

Doctor's answer:

??????Hello, generally if you haven't used contraception for a year after marriage but haven't become pregnant, it falls under the category of infertility. Currently, it is recommended that both partners visit the Reproductive Research Center for examination to identify the cause and then receive targeted treatment. The female partner should have tests to check if her fallopian tubes are unobstructed, if she has mature follicles, if she has anti-sperm antibodies, if her uterus size is normal, and if her chromosomes are abnormal.