Patient's question:
Female, 27 years old, currently in relatively good health. Since 2008, she has had gynecological diseases, with Mycoplasma and Chlamydia both being positive. Later, the infections were cured, but her menstrual periods became less frequent than before, and they only lasted three days. There was also no egg white-like substance during ovulation, and her leukorrhea significantly decreased. In 2006, she became pregnant and had an abortion.Doctor's answer:
Infertility is not a simple disease but a comprehensive condition caused by many factors or etiologies. Factors related to the female: issues with the ovaries, tubal diseases, uterine cavity, cervix, vagina, immunological antibodies (over 20 types), and other conditions. Factors related to the male: abnormal semen (such as non-liquefaction, inflammation, acidic or alkaline imbalances), obstruction of the spermatic ducts, genital malformations, and systemic diseases. Additionally, there are common factors affecting both partners: lack of sexual knowledge, immunological factors (antibodies present in both partners), psychological factors or etiologies (such as excessive stress), etc. Only by relying on advanced modern medicine to accurately analyze multiple etiologies and provide targeted treatment can infertility be cured. Based on your current situation, you can choose to undergo detailed examinations at a specialized infertility clinic to identify the main factors or etiologies of infertility.