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hello docgood day i just want to ask if where i can consult the doctor related about my pregnancy we have a problem with my husband 3 years allready we been together until now we dont have a baby.,, i dot know if i have a problems or my husband what is the best way to know that if we have a problem or not?... best regards
The first thing to do is actually making a proper diagnosis of infertility. You have to be living with your husband for at least one year, having unprotected sex at least thrice to week. It s important.
The cause of infertility could be from the female, male or at times unexplained. The first consultation usually should be with you and your husband for a initial battery of tests to be done. These usually range from screening of sexually transmitted infections, hormonal abnormalities, malformations, spermograms an d temperature monitoring in the female to ascertain effectiveness of ovulation.
I strongly suggest you and your husband consult an infertility specialist/experienced gynecologist.
Thanks and hope this helps,
Bain LE, MD.
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Hi and thanks for the query, The first thing to do is actually making a proper diagnosis of infertility. You have to be living with your husband for at least one year, having unprotected sex at least thrice to week. It s important. The cause of infertility could be from the female, male or at times unexplained. The first consultation usually should be with you and your husband for a initial battery of tests to be done. These usually range from screening of sexually transmitted infections, hormonal abnormalities, malformations, spermograms an d temperature monitoring in the female to ascertain effectiveness of ovulation. I strongly suggest you and your husband consult an infertility specialist/experienced gynecologist. Thanks and hope this helps, Bain LE, MD.