Patient's question:
To all the doctors, my husband and I have been married for two years. Last year, I occasionally breastfed, and this year we have started preparing to have a baby. There was no activity last year, but in the second half of the year, we began thorough examinations. My pre-pregnancy tests included ultrasound, hormone six items, blood tests, anti-antibodies, soft tube blood routine, and follicular development, except for hysteroscopy and karyotype, which were not checked. My husband's sperm test was also normal. Neither of our families has a history of genetic diseases, and I have never been pregnant before. I have not undergone any major surgeries. These tests were all completed in November. Because we are eager to have a baby, last month I took a test for menopause, but I still did not get pregnant this month. I would like to ask if we can do artificial insemination next month and if there are any additional tests required.Doctor's answer:
One, a thorough examination of female endocrine function by measuring serum endocrine hormones: Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), Luteinizing hormone (LH), Estradiol (E2), Progesterone (P), Testosterone (T), Prolactin (PRL).Two, B-ultrasound examination. In addition to a gynecological examination, a thorough B-ultrasound examination of the vagina must be performed to further understand the condition of the uterus and bilateral adnexa.
Three, hysteroscopy examination
1. If abnormal echoes are found in the B-ultrasound examination within the uterine cavity, a hysteroscopy examination must be performed to diagnose the inflammation.