What tests should I do if I haven’t gotten pregnant yet?

For newly married couples, having a child is the first big thing. But in life, some couples still don’t have children even after being married for several years. This is a bit abnormal, unless they don’t want children. But there are very few people in life who don't want children. If you haven't gotten pregnant for a long time, there may be something wrong with your body. So, what tests should I do if I haven't gotten pregnant yet?

1. Check the patency of the fallopian tube

Female infertility caused by fallopian tube problems accounts for nearly one-third of all infertility problems, so female friends must pay attention to the examination of fallopian tube patency, especially female friends who have a history of childbirth or miscarriage.

2. Female ovarian examination

Female ovarian examination is not only to check the condition of the ovaries, but also to pay attention to ovulation problems. Regarding the ovarian condition, the main examination is whether there are problems such as polycystic ovary syndrome or decreased ovarian reserve function. In addition, pay attention to ovulation, and focus on whether the follicles can grow smoothly, and whether the follicles that can grow can be discharged smoothly.

3. Endocrine examination

Endocrine levels are also an important influencing factor. Some female friends have normal pregnancies affected by poor hormone levels, and in some cases, it can even lead to miscarriage in early pregnancy. Therefore, if the examination shows that your endocrine level is not good, you must actively adjust it before considering pregnancy!

4. Male sperm examination

In addition to routine examinations, male friends should also pay attention to sperm quality checks. Many male friends do not care about this and think that the problem of not getting pregnant must be with their wives. However, the quality of male sperm is also an important factor affecting conception. Low sperm motility or high deformity rate, or even the failure of sperm to liquefy, can affect pregnancy.

What should I do if I haven’t gotten pregnant for a long time?

1. Go to the hospital for B-ultrasound and six hormone tests to rule out infertility caused by personal problems. Remember to take your husband to have a physical examination as well.

2. You can supplement folic acid, exercise about three times a week, and keep up with nutrition, including protein. If you don’t mind the trouble, you can measure your basal body temperature every day to see your ovulation situation (after waking up every morning, don’t talk, don’t exercise, don’t go to the toilet, immediately take a thermometer and put it under the root of your tongue. It’s best to use one with a more precise scale).

If you find that you have not gotten pregnant for a long time, you must go to the hospital for a comprehensive check-up. If you want to get pregnant as soon as possible, both men and women need to be checked. You can make targeted choices based on the above examination items. It is also necessary for male friends to do a sperm test, which will directly affect the degree of conception. If you want to prepare for pregnancy, folic acid supplementation is also necessary.