Patient's question:
After getting married for many years, I haven't been able to get pregnant. I've been to several hospitals for check-ups, and the results showed very few sperm with low mobility. They said there's no chance of natural conception. I'm asking experts, what surgery has the highest success rate?Doctor's answer:
Couples of childbearing age living together for a year, with normal sexual activity and never using any form of contraception, who fail to conceive are diagnosed with infertility. Fertilization is a complex physiological process that requires the following conditions:1. Normal ovulation by the ovaries
2. Normal semen containing healthy sperm
3. The meeting and combination of egg and sperm in the fallopian tubes to form a zygote
4. The zygote being successfully transported into the uterine cavity
5. The endometrium being fully prepared for the implantation of the zygote.
If any of these steps are abnormal, fertilization can be hindered. The cause of infertility may be related to the female, the male, or both. If conception fails, all the above conditions should be thoroughly examined. It is recommended that both partners undergo a comprehensive and systematic evaluation to identify the cause of infertility and receive targeted treatment, so as not to miss the optimal age for pregnancy.