Patient's question:
I've tried for three months without success, and I'm very anxious. Every day, seeing others with a big belly makes me feel so envious. My period was delayed by five days this month, and I thought I might be pregnant, but it turned out to be a false alarm. Previously, when I tested ovulation, it seemed to only show weak positive results, never strong positive ones. I wonder if I'm not ovulating.Doctor's answer:
Hello! Generally, there is no need for any proof when taking ovulation-stimulating injections. However, it is normal for you to not conceive after trying to get pregnant for three months, as pregnancy is a complex process that requires factors such as clear fallopian tubes, a healthy uterine environment, sufficient luteal function, and qualified male sperm quality. You should not rush to take ovulation-stimulating injections. Instead, you can visit the hospital to check whether your ovarian and fallopian tube functions are normal!