Infertility is a challenge faced by many women, and timely diagnosis and treatment are crucial to improving fertility opportunities. Screening for female infertility usually includes a series of tests to determine the cause of infertility. Ben
The article will introduce seven routine examinations for female infertility to help patients fully understand their fertility status.
1. Medical history inquiry: Understand the patient's menstrual history, reproductive history, sexual history and genetic factors.
2. Physical examination: includes examination of the reproductive organs to assess the shape and function of the reproductive organs.
1. Hormone level testing
Check the levels of gonadotropin, estrogen, progesterone and other hormones to understand the endocrine status.
2. Ultrasound inspection
Use ultrasound to examine the shape and function of the ovaries, uterus, and fallopian tubes.
3. Tubal fluid drainage or angiography
Check whether the fallopian tubes are patent and rule out infertility caused by fallopian tubes.
4. Hysteroscopy
Directly observe the endometrial and uterine cavity environment to check for potential uterine cavity abnormalities.
5. Laparoscopy
Inspect pelvic organs and tissues for lesions that may affect fertility.
6. Anti-sperm antibody test
Evaluate the impact of immune factors on fertility.
7, Gene and Chromosome Analysis
Check for genetic diseases or chromosomal abnormalities.
-Determine the cause: Help doctors determine the cause of infertility and formulate treatment plans.
-Timely treatment: early detection of problems
The seven tests for female infertility are important steps in assessing and diagnosing infertility. Through these examinations, patients can better understand their fertility status and take appropriate measures to increase the possibility of pregnancy
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