Worried about not being able to have children, what tests need to be done if you go to the hospital?

Patient's question:

I used to have irregular menstrual cycles, with each period being delayed by about a week. I have been undergoing treatment, but haven't fully recovered. Additionally, I am a bit overweight and am currently on a diet to lose weight, weighing around 110 jin and being 170 cm tall. My spirits are quite good. I have been living with my husband for over a year and have always used condoms for contraception. Recently, I want to have a child and am worried about being unable to conceive.

Doctor's answer:

Hello: First, dieting to lose weight can affect nutritional balance and lead to menstrual disorders. It is important to ensure your dietary habits are normal. If you have not been pregnant for a year, it is recommended that both you and your partner visit a hospital for check-ups. There are many causes of infertility, such as tubal infertility, ovulation disorders, uterine abnormalities, abnormal sperm and semen, reproductive organ abnormalities, immune infertility, etc. It is advised that you seek medical treatment before trying to conceive. Wishing you good health.

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