Patient's question:
Married for over two years, I haven't been able to conceive a baby. Both of us had thorough check-ups, and everything was fine. Recently, I took medication to stimulate ovulation, but after my menstrual period, a careful check-up still didn't reveal pregnancy. What could be the reason if ovulation stimulation didn't result in pregnancy and menstruation didn't come either?The kind of help I'm looking for: What should I do if ovulation stimulation doesn't lead to pregnancy and menstruation doesn't come?
Doctor's answer:
If the menstrual cycle is irregular, ovulation may also be inaccurate. It's not just about taking ovulation-stimulating medication to get pregnant; it also requires time to gradually adjust. It's recommended that you always maintain a cheerful mood and don't worry too much. Pay attention to rest during the day, avoid overtime work, and ensure sufficient deep sleep. Avoid spicy and cold foods, as well as smoking and drinking alcohol. Engage in appropriate physical activities. Let nature take its course, and it may be easier to get pregnant.