Patient's question:
I got married on May 1st. Two months ago, I had a routine physical examination (ultrasound), and the doctor said that my uterus is in a position that is conducive to pregnancy. Last month, I used an ovulation test kit, but I still haven't conceived. I'm afraid there might be a problem with my body, but I don't know which aspect to check? If there is a problem, where could it appear?Doctor's answer:
There are many causes of infertility, and factors from both men and women can lead to infertility. For example, in men, insufficient sperm count, poor motility, and prolonged semen liquefaction time can cause infertility. In women, vaginal inflammation, cervical inflammation, endocrine disorders, abnormal ovulation function, tumors, endometriosis, blocked fallopian tubes, and autoimmune issues can all lead to infertility.It is recommended that you and your partner abstain from sex for three to five days before ovulation and undergo a comprehensive and systematic examination at a regular hospital to identify the cause of infertility. This will allow for targeted treatment.