Patient's question:
Medical History Description: I am 25 years old and got pregnant right after getting married. I had my first abortion in my life. Last year, I wanted a baby but had a miscarriage at 69 days. Then, in June, I had a D&C surgery. After a six-month interval, I started pre-pregnancy tests in December, and all results were negative (all tests passed). My husband's Mycoplasma test was positive. After taking Doxycycline tablets and Roxithromycin sustained-release capsules for a week, it turned negative. However, I have not been pregnant yet. My recent menstrual cycle is delayed, with less volume and dark discharge. My mood has become irritable. What should I do? Do I need further tests? Which tests should I have?Past Treatment and Effectiveness: On December 24, 2009, my workplace organized a reproductive health check-up. The routine vaginal discharge test revealed Candida. After confirming that I was not pregnant, I used a cleaning solution and...
Doctor's answer:
Hello, conception is a complex process. Both partners need to have normal fertility conditions for pregnancy to occur. The female should have a regular menstrual cycle, normal ovulation, and healthy fallopian tubes and uterus, without gynecological infections, immune antibodies, or infections with Mycoplasma or Chlamydia. The male should have normal sperm quality. Only under these conditions can pregnancy occur normally. If any one condition is abnormal, pregnancy cannot happen.Therefore, it is recommended that the female avoid sexual intercourse for 2-7 days after her menstrual cycle is completely clean, and the male avoid it for 3-5 days. Avoid smoking and alcohol. Both should go to the hospital together for pre-pregnancy examinations. There are over 150 causes of infertility, and experts will select appropriate examination items and treatment plans based on your specific physical conditions.
Wishing you good health and a successful pregnancy!