Many women live a happy family life after getting married. However, not every married woman can conceive and have children normally, and some women even experience symptoms of infertility after marriage, which is very distressing for them. However, some women are not very clear about this, so what should be checked for female infertility?
1. Menstrual history. Female friends need to record their menstrual related information, including cycle, age of onset, and so on. Menstrual conditions can serve as a standard for ovulation and normal endocrine function in women, while also being an important condition for pregnancy; If there is dysmenorrhea, it is likely to be endometriosis or pelvic inflammatory disease. However, it is best to provide this relevant information to professional doctors for better targeted treatment.
2. Perform ovulation monitoring in advance. Female friends may set standards and keep records of their ovulation related information. Women can also learn other testing methods online, such as using basal body temperature monitoring, or using test strips to detect and observe cervical mucus. Observing cervical mucus is to make judgments by observing the increase or decrease of vaginal discharge in women. If there is an increase in vaginal discharge, and it also appears as a transparent and stringy pattern, it is also one of the signs of ovulation.
3. History of sexual activity and contraception. Tell the doctor about the frequency and duration of sexual activity, as well as whether contraceptive measures have been taken.
4. Birth history. Female friends need to provide data such as whether they have had previous pregnancies and childbirths. Have you ever had a miscarriage or a cesarean section? If you have had repeated induced abortions, it may lead to infertility.
