Patient's question:
Doctor, hello, my husband and I have been trying to conceive for almost a year and a half, but still haven't been able to get pregnant. Now we plan to do some related tests, but I'm not sure what tests need to be done.Doctor's answer:
Hello! First, we need to be clear that infertility testing is a matter for both partners, not just one person, so it's best for both partners to undergo the tests together. For women, the tests include: four basic gynecological clinical examinations, fallopian tube patency tests, B-type ultrasound examinations, laparoscopic examinations, hysteroscopic examinations, immune tests, endocrine tests, sex chromatin tests, chromosomal tests, and other laboratory tests. For men, the tests include: X-ray contrast examinations of the spermatic ducts, chromosomal tests, endocrine function tests, testicular biopsies, Doppler ultrasound examinations, immunological tests, semen tests, and prostatic fluid tests, among others. It is recommended to go to a authoritative infertility and sterility specialty hospital for comprehensive testing. The doctor will provide targeted treatment based on your condition. Wishing you health and early pregnancy!