For infertile couples, the first issue is to find an expert with skilled medical skills who can grasp the subtle changes that affect infertility under the guidance of infertility treatment experts. Sometimes the causes of infertility are obvious, and other times they are mysterious. You should know that not all obstetricians and gynecologists are experts in infertility treatment, so you should pay attention to choosing experts in this field. Infertility treatment specialists usually require a number of special studies and training, including at least two years of professional training in reproductive endocrinology. Infertility can sometimes be very complicated. Therefore, it is very important for infertility patients to find an experienced infertility and reproductive endocrine treatment specialist.
Make a reasonable plan based on your age and when you plan to get pregnant. If the treatment period has expired and you are still not pregnant, you should ask the treating physician for help. You should go to the doctor with these questions:
(1) How do you and your family feel about the doctor? Does the physician have relevant certification in reproductive endocrinology?
(2) How long have you been studying infertility and how many infertility patients have you treated? What is the success rate? Is there anything unique about treating infertility? Sometimes special treatment plans can make up for the lack of clinical practice of doctors.
(3) Have you undergone surgery or received special training? Are there any special surgical techniques? What is the success rate? The success rate of microsurgery should be as high as 60%, and some reports are even higher.
(4) What is the configuration of doctors’ medical equipment? Is there a dedicated laboratory for infertility? If there is no dedicated laboratory, the specimens need to be sent to other hospitals for experiments, which will cost more time and money.
(5) Does the doctor use drugs to induce ovulation? What medicine to use? how to use? What are the adverse reactions? What is the pregnancy rate? Because of different drugs and causes, the pregnancy rate can range from 2% to 70%. What kind of reactions are normal during medication?
(6) What should I do if I still don’t get pregnant after treatment?
This article is provided by Baidu Reading and is excerpted from \”The Clear \”Conception\” Plan\” Author: Sun Jianqiu and Xie Yingbiao