Patient's question:
My menstrual cycle is often irregular, mostly delayed, and the amount of menstrual flow varies. I've been married for two years without having children. I've tried some folk remedies, but they didn't work. It wasn't until I went to the hospital for a checkup that I found out I have cervical infertility.Doctor's answer:
Hello: Cervical infertility is formed in this way. The morphology of the cervix and the function of cervical mucus directly affect whether a sufficient number of sperm can enter the uterine cavity and become capacitated. Cervical organic or functional diseases affect the entry and storage of semen or sperm in the cervical canal. The cervix, as the first passageway for sperm, any anatomical or physiological changes can affect sperm passage and lead to infertility. Drug treatment is not effective, and surgical treatment is required.