Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: I have been to the hospital several times, but the doctors have always said it's pelvic inflammatory disease. We have taken a lot of medicine, but it hasn't had any effect at all. I've been married for two months and haven't shown any signs of pregnancy. I really want to have a child. What good methods do the doctors have?Doctor's answer:
Hello: It is impossible to determine within two months whether it is infertility! It is recommended to check the condition of the fallopian tubes and ovulation. At the same time, actively treat your pelvic inflammatory disease! The three main issues of infertility are female fallopian tube adhesion, abnormal ovulation, and male abnormal semen. In recent years, abnormal ovulation in women has become increasingly prominent. Due to changes in lifestyle, dietary structure, and increased work pressure, there has been an increase in women with endocrine disorders, and endocrine disorders can directly lead to abnormal ovulation. Currently, nearly 30% of infertile women have abnormal ovulation."Menstruation can largely reflect the status of ovulation. If menstruation is regular, the probability of normal ovulation is over 90%. If menstruation is irregular, most cases are due to ovulation disorders." Among all patients with abnormal ovulation, the most common symptom is oligomenorrhea or amenorrhea, which is primarily caused by dysfunction of the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis.
It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination and then receive symptomatic treatment.