Patient's question:
It seems I can't get pregnant. I've been married to my husband for four years, and I've only taken birth control pills a few times. Later, I was worried about my health, so I stopped taking them and didn't use any other contraception methods. But I still can't get pregnant. I want to get checked, but what tests are needed for infertility?Doctor's answer:
Hello, infertility requires a physical examination and gynecological examination, including height, weight, body shape, secondary sexual characteristics, overall development, uterine size and position, cervical inflammation, abnormal leukorrhea, vaginal inflammation, pelvic inflammation, adnexal masses, thickening or tenderness, hair distribution, breast size, and whether milk is secreted upon compression.