Patient's question:
All other infertility tests have been normal, but the cervix hasn't been checked. However, I've heard that cervical issues can also cause infertility. So, what tests should I do on the cervix? What is the best time to get tested? I'm close to ovulation in the next few days, and I plan to have sex during ovulation and then get tested. Will this help clarify any cervical issues?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Do you have regular menstrual cycles? How often do you have them? How long have you been trying to conceive without using contraception? Have you ever had an abortion? What tests have you undergone? What were the results? If you have been trying to conceive for more than a year without using contraception, it is best to test for 6 hormones using electrochemical luminescence on days 3 to 5 of your menstrual cycle. After your period ends, perform dynamic digital tubal iodine oil angiography combined with 4D color Doppler ultrasound for a clear diagnosis, followed by symptomatic treatment. In necessary cases, hysteroscopy and laparoscopic surgery can be performed. Diagnosis can be made in one day, and the principle is not to treat without a confirmed diagnosis. Wishing you a speedy pregnancy!