Infertility, testing ovulation function, what tests are needed?

Patient's question:

We've been married for more than four years. At first, we didn't want a baby because we still wanted to have more fun. In the past two years, we wanted to get pregnant, but the baby just wouldn't come. Our family members are so anxious that they urged us to get physical check-ups, but we don't know what tests to take.

Doctor's answer:

The items for infertility examination:
For the female: vaginal examination, cervical examination, uterine examination, fallopian tube examination, ovarian examination, pelvic examination, endocrine examination, sexual hormone examination, immune factor examination, ovulation function examination, ultrasound (B) examination, and four routine tests.
For the male: sperm and semen tests, seminal tract infection, vas deferens examination, etc.
It is recommended that you have the examination at a regular specialized hospital after 3-5 days of menstruation, avoiding sexual activity. This will help identify the cause and provide targeted treatment.
Wishing you good health. If you still have questions, feel free to continue consulting.
Wishing you good health.

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