Patient's question:
What are the better methods for treating female infertility and what kind of tests should be done?Doctor's answer:
Hello: Normal conception requires a sufficient number of viable sperm from the male to be released into the female's vagina, pass through her cervix and uterine cavity to reach the fallopian tubes; the female must ovulate normally, her fallopian tubes must be able to pick up eggs and be unobstructed, and her uterus must be able to nurture a fetus. Any problem in any of these stages can cause infertility. In infertility, male factors account for 35%, female factors account for 45%, unknown factors or idiopathic infertility account for about 10%, and both partners have issues account for 10%. In female infertility, tubal factors account for 40%, ovulation factors account for about 40%, unknown factors or idiopathic infertility account for about 10%, and the remaining 10% are uncommon factors, including uterine factors, cervical factors, immunological factors, etc. For infertile couples, it is necessary for both partners to clarify their specific physical conditions, including sperm quality, uterine size, endometrial condition, ovarian size, follicular development, fallopian tube function, etc. Specific examination items must be determined based on actual physical conditions. It is recommended that you and your partner go to a formal and authoritative hospital for a clear diagnosis. If you have any questions, please contact us. Wish you early pregnancy!