Patient's question:
I am a husband who has been married for nearly a year. We both really want to have a child. Every time, I pay close attention to my partner's ovulation period and menstruation. My partner's menstrual cycle is quite regular, ranging from 26 to 32 days. We pay great attention to her ovulation period and have frequent sexual intercourse during that time, once every other day, for about 10 days. During each intercourse, I insert into the shallow area near the vaginal opening, and after the act, no semen flows out of the vagina. We arrange this sexual activity every month, but my partner's menstruation still comes as scheduled. Why can't she get pregnant? We are both very healthy! Please advise the experts!!Doctor's answer:
Hello, if a couple has normal sexual life without taking any contraceptive measures and has not become pregnant for a year, it is considered infertility. There are many factors that can cause female infertility, such as: tubal disease, pelvic adhesion, gynecological inflammation, endocrine abnormalities, antibody abnormalities, ovarian dysfunction, menstrual disorders, etc. Any one of these factors can lead to infertility. Of course, there are also factors related to men. There are many reasons for infertility, and the key is to do tests to find the cause. As long as the cause is identified through tests, the treatment prospects are very good.Considering your current situation, it is recommended to go to a regular and professional infertility hospital for detailed examinations to identify the cause. Under the guidance of professional doctors, targeted treatment should be carried out to improve the chances of conception. Wishing you the best of luck in holding your baby soon!