Patient's question:
Failed to conceive after two months of trying to get pregnantDoctor's answer:
Just trying to conceive for two months does not qualify as infertility. It is only considered infertility if you have had regular sexual intercourse without contraception and remain pregnant for a year. There is always a chance of getting pregnant each month, so don't be too anxious. You can continue trying to conceive for now. If you haven't conceived after nearly a year, then it's time to visit a doctor and undergo comprehensive tests.Based on your ultrasound, your ovaries show polycystic characteristics, and there may also be a small chocolate cyst. If your menstrual cycle is regular, you can continue trying to conceive. However, if your cycle is irregular, it is recommended that you visit a gynecological endocrinology clinic as soon as possible to regulate your cycle before attempting to conceive again.