Patient's question:
My mom has always told me that the best age for women to have children is between 25 and 30. When we got married, I discussed with my wife about having a child at the age of 25. But in the past few years, we haven't been using any contraception, yet we haven't been able to get pregnant. Usually, her menstrual cycle is quite regular, but the amount of blood flow is very light. This time, the routine gynecological examination at the hospital also showed no problems.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the results of the routine gynecological examination were normal, but it is possible that the fallopian tubes are blocked. The fallopian tubes are the essential and only for women to conceive and give life. Their role is crucial—they not only transport sperm and pick up eggs but also carry the fertilized egg to the uterine cavity. If the fallopian tubes are blocked or dysfunctional, this process cannot be completed. The factors or causes that lead to blocked or dysfunctional fallopian tubes are acute or chronic tubal inflammation. Severe tubal inflammation can cause complete blockage of the fallopian tubes. It is recommended to undergo a fallopian tube to confirm the diagnosis. Wishing you a speedy pregnancy!