Patient's question:
I have been married for over 3 years and have not been able to conceive. Initially, the checkup said my fallopian tubes were blocked, but later they said they were unblocked, yet I still remain infertile. Today, the checkup revealed that my ovaries are too small. I had an ovary check on June 9, 2006, which showed left 2.31.3 and right 2.62.2. I want to ask if this could affect my ability to conceive?Doctor's answer:
I have been married for over 3 years and have not been able to conceive. Initially, the checkup said my fallopian tubes were blocked, but later it was found that they were unblocked, yet I still remain infertile. Today, the checkup revealed that my ovaries are too small. I had an ovary check on June 9, 2006, which showed left 2.31.3 and right 2.62.2. I want to ask if this could affect pregnancy? If the development of the follicles and ovulation are normal, then having small ovaries will not affect pregnancy. Because even the smallest organisms can successfully reproduce their offspring without any issue. I hope this is acceptable.