Patient's question:
My husband and I just want to have a child, but I'm already 29 years old, and I've been trying hard, yet it hasn't worked out. We're really puzzled. We believe our bodies are healthy and there shouldn't be any problems. Could it be that I have infertility?Doctor's answer:
Those with a history of production have not been using contraception and have not become pregnant, which is considered secondary infertility. After giving birth, women are prone to gynecological inflammation, leading to conditions such as pelvic inflammation, fallopian tube inflammation, adhesions, twists, blockages, or fluid accumulation, as well as ovarian inflammation affecting ovulation, among others. As long as the cause of infertility can be identified and active cooperation with the doctor's treatment is maintained, it is possible to recover and conceive naturally.