Patient's question:
I've been married for five years.08, when we got married, we used contraception for the first three years.
Around 10 years ago, we decided to stop using contraception.
But until now, we haven't been able to get pregnant.
Could it be infertility?
I'm worried about infertility.
Which big hospital should I go to?
I'm from Tangshan.
Doctor's answer:
Based on your description of the condition, it seems to fall under the category of infertility.Recommendation: I suggest that both you and your partner undergo fertility assessments. For women, it is necessary to check if the fallopian tubes are unobstructed, whether the eggs are mature, whether ovulation occurs, and whether the uterine environment is suitable for fetal growth. For men, it is necessary to check sperm quality and whether there are any immune antibodies in both partners. Early identification of the factors or causes of infertility is crucial for timely, targeted treatment. It is essential not to miss the optimal age for pregnancy treatment. Such examinations and treatments can be successfully completed at local top-tier hospitals.