Patient's question:
Hello expert, I'm asking a question on behalf of my friend. My friend has been married for 4 years and has been trying to have a child, but hasn't been pregnant even once in those 4 years. She had an abortion before marriage, and her menstrual cycle is irregular—sometimes delayed by 10 days, sometimes by 20 days, and sometimes she doesn't get her period for two months. She honestly thought she was pregnant, but it was never the case. Every time she goes to the hospital, the doctors say everything is fine. Is it possible she's visiting the wrong department? What department should she visit?My friend is 30 years old.
First follow-up question: Could it be an issue with the male partner? Since she has only been pregnant once, it shouldn't be the male partner's problem, right?
It's just about her menstrual cycle.
Doctor's answer:
If you get married without contraception and haven't become pregnant after one year, both partners must go to the hospital for check-ups to determine whether it is male infertility or female infertility. Early detection and timely treatment are crucial, as time waits for no one.