Patient's question:
Patient: Female, 32 years old, normal menstruation, married for 1 year without pregnancyDoctor's answer:
It is recommended to perform the following checks:Check basic female hormones, with blood drawn on days 2-3 of the menstrual cycle;
Follicle monitoring, generally starting with ultrasound monitoring of the follicle on day 8 of the menstrual cycle. Subsequently, monitoring frequency is determined based on the size of the follicle, with daily or alternate-day monitoring continuing until the follicle matures and ovulation occurs. Typically, 3-4 monitoring sessions are conducted per menstrual cycle, and the endometrial thickness can also be checked simultaneously. If the menstrual cycle is regular, blood should be drawn around day 22 of the cycle to test progesterone levels, in order to assess luteal function. Three days after the menstrual period ends, tests such as tubal examinations can be performed.
When seeking medical treatment, it is essential to go to a formal hospital. Some hospitals I am aware of include:
Harbin Fourth Hospital
Qiqihar Medical University Affiliated Third Hospital
Harbin No. 242 Hospital