Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: I haven't been using contraception for nearly a year, but I haven't gotten pregnant. Is it due to any inflammatory condition? I once had a check-up on my discharge, and the results showed no problems. However, sometimes I feel a bit itchy at the vaginal opening. If I go to the hospital for another check-up, what other tests should I have? Due to work-related reasons, most sexual intercourse usually happens on weekends. Will this make a difference?Duration of the current illness: One year
Current general condition: None
Medical history: I had a check-up for TORCH five tests, and the antibody for type 2 herpes virus was weakly positive. I didn't pay attention to it at the time, and then I retested after six months.
Doctor's answer:
The causes of male infertility include: chromosomal abnormalities, hypothalamic dysfunction due to endocrine disorders, reproductive tract infections, male sexual dysfunction, abnormal sperm structure, and abnormal seminal fluid, among others. The causes of female infertility include: central influences, infertility caused by cervical factors, local factors related to the ovaries, infertility caused by cervical factors, and infertility caused by external genitalia and vaginal factors, among others. It is recommended that you visit a hospital for a detailed examination to identify the underlying cause and receive targeted treatment. Based on your information, it is best for both partners to undergo testing to clarify their respective conditions, identify the cause, and receive appropriate treatment. Do not be overly anxious.