Patient's question:
Doctor:Hello!
Let me briefly introduce myself: I am 24 years old, female, from Huangshan. I have been living together with my partner for 5 years, and we have not been using any form of contraception. However, we have not been able to conceive so far.
I had my last menstrual period on November 20th. On November 27th, I went to Hefei Women's Hospital for an infertility check-up. In the local hospital, it was found that I had adnexitis and a positive Mycoplasma test. This time in Hefei, the doctor's report is as follows:
Vulva: Married type
Vagina: Normal
Cervix: Moderate enlargement + Erosion
Diagnosis: Cervical
Doctor's answer:
Hello, there are many reasons for infertility, including male factors, female factors, and factors shared by both partners. If you have never been pregnant before, it is recommended to first have the male partner abstain from sex for 2-7 days to undergo a semen analysis to determine if there are any male factors present. Additionally, could you please provide details about your current menstrual cycle? When was your endocrine (hormone) test conducted during your menstrual cycle? Could you please share the results in more detail? If there is thickening of the fallopian tubes, it is best to undergo a digital dynamic hysterosalpingography with iodized oil to clearly assess the condition of the fallopian tubes and pelvic area. Most cases of infertility can be treated once the cause is identified, so there is no need to worry too much. The false-positive rate for antisperm antibodies is relatively high, and many pregnant women also test positive for antisperm antibodies, which means they have little practical significance and there is no need to worry.