I've been married for over a year, but I haven't gotten pregnant yet. What should I do?

Patient's question:

Thank you for the doctor's quick answer for me - how to treat and prevent

Doctor's answer:

Hello, there are many factors or causes that can affect pregnancy. On the female side, factors such as tubal issues, abnormal ovulation, certain gynecological infections, and immunological factors can lead to infertility. On the male side, abnormal semen, accessory gland diseases, and immunological infertility can also affect a woman's ability to conceive normally!
Additionally, pregnancy depends on certain probabilities. If a couple has normal sexual intercourse without using any contraception and has not been able to conceive for more than a year, it can be considered infertility. If you are considering pregnancy, you can visit a hospital for pre-pregnancy related examinations to rule out factors affecting conception, such as male sperm tests and routine gynecological examinations for women. After the doctor thoroughly understands your situation, they will recommend targeted examinations based on your individual circumstances. Wishing you good health!