Patient's question:
I've always wanted a baby, but still haven't had one. What should I do? Medical history and effectiveness: We tried having sex during the ovulation period, but still haven't conceived. What kind of help do I need: What should I do? Am I sick?Doctor's answer:
First, it is recommended that both partners abstain from sex for three to five days and then try coitus during the ovulation period. The male-on-female position is suggested, and it is advised not to withdraw the penis immediately after intercourse. Placing a pillow under the female's hips can also increase the chances of conception. Excessive frequency of sexual activity may also affect fertility. If, after two years of normal sexual activity without contraception, pregnancy has not occurred, it may be necessary to consider the possibility of infertility. In such cases, both partners should abstain from sex for three to five days and undergo medical examinations. The male should have a semen analysis, while the female should have tests for sex hormones, basal metabolic rate, ovarian function, and immunological tests, among others. It is recommended that you and your partner visit a regular hospital for a comprehensive and systematic examination to identify the causes of infertility and receive targeted treatment.