It is well known that the reasons for not having a child are many, such as the possible ovarian ovulation, utero disease in the female reproductive system, as well as the factors of the ovarian tubal, and the higher quality of the male sperm, and the difficulties of pregnancy due in part to the decline in the ovarian reserve function due to an increase in age, which necessitates a detailed early examination. So, what are the tests for infertility?
There are many reasons why couples of childbearing age may not have a child, and it is therefore important to have detailed information on the examination of both spouses, particularly with regard to fertility. Thus, infertility should be examined in the following ways:
First, check his semen.
Since male semen tests are easier to operate and are not time-limited, they can be performed for 3-7 days as long as normal abstinence occurs. The men’s semen screening programme consists mainly of regular semen tests and sperm morphological analysis, through which men’s fertility is generally judged.
Second, there are regular tests of female sex hormones, AMH and gynaecology.
AMH does not have a fixed time and can be inspected at any time. Sex hormones are examined for blood from three to five days of menstruation to assess women ‘ s fertility by understanding the ovarian function of women and their basic endocrine levels. The gynaecology rule is primarily to check the basics of the uterus, the fallopian tube and the ovaries through vagina B.
These tests are used to determine whether women have uterus, tubals, etc., which affect pregnancy, while ovaries usually include the number of basic ovarian ovaries, which, combined with AMH and hormonal tests, make it possible to determine the ovaries ‘ function.
Then there is an examination and ovulation monitoring of the fluidity of the tubing.
Following the pre-primary screening through Super B, an abnormal condition of the fallow tube was identified, requiring further identification of the fluidity of the fallow tube through the projection of the fallow tube. If the tubal is open, the cause of infertility needs to be identified further in conjunction with the physical condition, and the pregnancy can be attempted through ovulation monitoring. If the tubal is clogged, then the choice is between decomposition or direct in vitro baby treatment.
After these tests, the reason for the infertility of couples of childbearing age can be generally determined. Of course, there are also some cases of immuno-pregnancy or infertility for which there is an unknown cause, which needs to be further identified through immunization screening, and for both causes of infertility, there is usually a need for further treatment to try pregnancy.
This is an introduction to the question of which infertility tests are to be carried out, and it is hoped that your questions will be answered. If you have more questions about infertility or artificially assisted pregnancy, you can leave a message or search Kunming Aveveve Hospital for more information.
