Patient's question:
I have been married for a year without pregnancy. All tests show no issues, and my husband is also fine. Before getting married, I had three pregnancies, all of which were terminated via medication. After that, I had an ovarian tumor surgery, and then we got married. However, I have been unable to conceive since then. I had a hydrotubation, which showed no problems, and took ovulation-inducing medication, had sex during the fertile period, but still no pregnancy. Please, doctor, if the worst-case scenario is the removal of one ovary, what other tests should I undergo? First follow-up question: my antibody tests are fine, but when should I get my endocrine and hormone levels checked?Doctor's answer:
It is essential to cooperate together, first identify the cause before treatment. Intercourse during ovulation can increase the chances of conception, maintain a balanced diet, and have regular sexual activity. Avoid psychological stress. Pay attention to rest.