Patient's question:
Main symptoms: Two years ago, I had an abortion twice, and perhaps six months later, I stopped using contraception. Up to now, I haven't been able to get pregnant. A few years ago, it was discovered that I have chronic hepatitis B. My menstrual cycle comes every month, but sometimes it comes earlier, and sometimes it's delayed, but it never exceeds 7 days. The amount of blood flow is normal, and it's usually around 6-7 days.Onset time: Test results:
On March 30 of this year, I had a tubal contrast examination: both sides are unobstructed.
On July 27, I had a blood test: sperm antibody test result was 23.6, endometrial antibody test result was negative, cardiolipin antibody test result was negative, and ovarian antibody test result was negative. My period came on the 18th of this month, and on August 2...
Doctor's answer:
Hello: The above situation requires continuing hospital ultrasound monitoring of the follicular condition. For women with normal menstruation, ovulation occurs around 14 days before the next menstrual period. Based on the test results, we will check whether there are issues such as poor follicular development or follicular development without ovulation. Regarding your concern about the medication for treating chronic hepatitis B (), it generally does not affect fertility, so there is no need to worry about this.