Patient's question:
Detailed medical history and consultation purpose: My husband and I have been using contraception and have no history of pregnancy. My menstrual cycle has always been very regular, with a period of 27 days. We want to have a child, but we have not been using contraception for 3 months and still haven't conceived. My uterus is anteverted. My husband is 29 years old and has some kidney stones and chronic cholecystitis. Because we want to have a child, he has not been taking medication. Please help the experts answer this. Thank you very much!Doctor's answer:
Hello! Common causes of female infertility include abnormal ovulation, fallopian tube factors, cervical abnormalities, immune factors, etc. If you are planning to get pregnant, both partners should undergo pre-pregnancy health checks at the hospital about 3-6 months before conception to rule out the possibility of infertility and ensure the quality of the embryo after pregnancy.