Patient's question:
I have had six miscarriages. Six years ago, I was diagnosed with syphilis, and after a year of treatment, I have been cured. However, in the past six years, I have not been able to get pregnant again. My menstrual cycle is normal, and ovulation is also normal, but my endometrium is thin, only 8mm. My fallopian tubes are also unobstructed. So, why can't I get pregnant?If the number of miscarriages is too high and the endometrium is thin, it is difficult for the fertilized egg to implant. Then, how can this be resolved? Is it impossible to conceive again?
Doctor's answer:
Normal sexual life between spouses is not only a physiological process but also a psychological one, serving as a way for couples to express sincere love. Therefore, as long as both spouses pay attention to sexual hygiene, it is not only beneficial to physical and mental health but also brings a happy and fulfilling life, and can even lead to the birth of healthy offspring. On the other hand, abnormal sexual behavior may lead to the infection of sexually transmitted diseases, resulting in infertility.