Patient's question:
Condition Description: Sperm cannot enter, and are there no eggs?History of Treatment and Effect: Abnormal discharge, nothing else
Expected Help: Assess his fertility
Doctor's answer:
Conception is a relatively complex process. To complete this process, both partners must meet certain fertility conditions. If it is determined that ovulation is problematic and the effect of ovulation induction is poor, it is best to undergo a six-hormone test to identify the specific situation. Additionally, both partners should come to the hospital for a check-up before the procedure. The male partner will be tested for sperm health and vitality, while the female partner should come in 3-7 days after her menstrual period has ended. If the female partner's fallopian tubes are open, artificial insemination can be performed. Generally, in this case, it is recommended that you visit the hospital on the tenth day after your menstrual period to monitor the development of your follicles and determine whether there is an ovulation disorder. Then, medication can be prescribed accordingly. If the follicles develop well, you can have sexual intercourse at the right time to increase the chances of conception.