Patient's question:
Under normal circumstances, why am I not pregnant? I want to ask, I have my period every month on the first day, and under normal circumstances, why am I not pregnant? In February last year, I got pregnant, but at that time I was not married and did not want a child. I had an abortion.Doctor's answer:
Hello, normal menstruation in women does not necessarily mean normal fertility. The common reasons for female infertility include reproductive system inflammation, endocrine dysfunction, abnormal uterine morphology, and so on. Relevant tests are needed to confirm the diagnosis and then targeted treatment can be administered. For male factors, the causes include abnormal semen, reproductive system inflammation or developmental abnormalities, sexual dysfunction, etc. Blind medication for infertility and infertility can only worsen the condition. It is recommended that you go to a specialized hospital for fertility to explain your specific situation to the doctor and receive treatment under the guidance of the doctor.