Infertility is a major gap for many families who aspire to have children. The most important thing in treating infertility is to identify the cause, whether it is a male or female problem. Effective treatment should be carried out based on the specific causes of infertility. So, what is the diagnosis for infertility? Let's learn more in detail below.
What is the department for infertility diagnosis
If it is initially determined to be a problem with the female partner, currently it is mostly recommended to first see the gynecology department; And if it is initially believed to be a male issue, one can seek advice from a urology or urology department. Some hospitals have departments such as reproductive medicine, which can also conduct corresponding diagnosis and treatment evaluations. However, what many people are not quite clear about is that interventional medicine can also have a significant role in evaluating and solving infertility. When encountering such problems, it is also a good choice to consult with them.
What are the details to pay attention to when preparing for pregnancy
1. Pre pregnancy comprehensive physical examination. Both couples planning to have a second child should undergo a comprehensive physical examination, including pre pregnancy examinations, in order to identify potential illnesses, especially in the elderly population, and avoid discovering them only after pregnancy, as some illnesses are not suitable for pregnancy.
2. Reasonably arrange the time for childbirth. In general, if the first child is born naturally, after 1-2 years, the physiological function of postpartum women is basically restored. After examination, if the reproductive system such as fallopian tubes and uterus is normal, it can be considered to conceive a second child. If the previous one was a cesarean section, it is best to wait for about 2-3 years before having a second child.
3. Take the ring three months in advance. If taking contraceptive pills or placing an intrauterine device for a long time, one should observe for more than 3 months after stopping the medication or removing the device. Only when there are no abnormalities can one conceive. During this period, it is best to use condoms for contraception. Stopping the use of contraceptive pills can lead to abnormal ovulation, and removing an intrauterine device may cause damage to the endometrium, all of which can affect normal conception.
Many unhealthy lifestyle habits in daily life can easily lead to infertility, such as staying up late and sitting for long periods of time, which can affect the survival rate of sperm. Men and women preparing for pregnancy should first develop good lifestyle habits, which have more advantages than disadvantages for both the mother and the future baby. At the same time, it may also avoid many problems. Of course, the most important thing is pre pregnancy examination, which first eliminates infertility and then fully prepares for pregnancy.
