What should I do if I have difficulty getting pregnant

Patient's question:

Medical Description: Hello! I would like to ask, this is the situation, I want to have a child, but every time after sexual intercourse, the sperm always flows out of my vagina and won't stop, making it impossible for me to conceive. It has happened several times like this. Is it related to the fact that I had my first child? When I gave birth to my first child, it was a cesarean section after the uterus dilated to eight centimeters. Is it because the vagina wasn't sutured that it's leaking? What should I do to be able to conceive a child?
History of Treatment and Effects: I have already given birth to one child. During childbirth, the uterus dilated to eight centimeters but no delivery occurred, so a cesarean section was performed later.
Help Needed: What should I do to be able to conceive a child?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, based on the situation you mentioned, you are inquiring about issues related to infertility. If you have had normal sexual intercourse without contraception and have not become pregnant within a year, this is considered infertility.
Hello, if you have not become pregnant within a year, you need to undergo the necessary examinations, such as a male semen analysis and female fallopian tube and ovulation tests. If no abnormalities are found, you can relax and not worry.
You mentioned earlier that you have been trying to get pregnant but have not been successful. How long have you been trying to conceive? Have you had regular sexual intercourse every month?
Generally, if you have not conceived after trying to get pregnant for 1-2 years, you should go to the hospital for a thorough examination to check for issues such as blocked fallopian tubes or whether the uterus is developing normally.

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