Patient's question:
I have been trying to conceive for a year but haven't been able to get pregnant. My menstrual cycle is normal, and I'm worried about having a problem. I don't want to get tested because I'm afraid of wasting time. Last month, the monitoring data showed that the follicle grew and released normally. Besides the necessary tests, what else should I do? Someone suggested collecting for a sex hormone six-item test. Can this reveal the cause? Besides suggesting a tubal contrast examination, is it harmful to the body? It seems that even after doing it, I can't get pregnant immediately.Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, it is necessary to conduct a thorough check on both items. Having a baby is not an urgent matter. Sometimes, the more anxious you are, the harder it becomes to conceive. My advice is not to worry, maintain a positive mood, and during this period, it is best to go to a higher-level hospital for a detailed and meticulous examination. Finding the root cause is the most important thing, and it is best for both partners to undergo the examination. The above suggestions are for the question "Unable to conceive after a year of trying." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!