When is the time for the 7 tests for female infertility?

In life, there are a small number of women who cannot successfully conceive no matter how actively they prepare for pregnancy. This situation will not only affect the relationship between the couple, but also cause physical and mental harm to women. Women with long-term infertility are best to go to the hospital for 7 infertility tests. However, before the examination, make sure that the menstruation is completely over. So when is the time for the 7 infertility tests?

First, when is the time for the seven infertility tests for women? Generally, women should go to the hospital for relevant infertility antibody tests within 3-7 days after their menstruation is over. The seven infertility tests include: anti-sperm antibodies, anti-cardiolipin antibodies, anti-ovarian antibodies, anti-endometrial antibodies, anti-chorionic antibodies, anti-trophoblast antibodies, and anti-zona pellucida antibodies. Any positive abnormality will directly affect infertility.

Second, how to treat female infertility? Assisted by ovulation induction: In clinical treatment of female infertility, those who still have poor ovulation function can continue to take oral Chinese medicine and take Western medicine. Monitor ovulation during the ovulation period. If the effect is still not good, increase the drug dosage until the ovulation function is normal. At the same time, cooperate with constant frequency magnetic resonance imaging (infertility treatment device) for treatment. Unclogging the fallopian tubes: For patients with blocked or obstructed fallopian tubes, tubal hydrotubation can be performed every other day starting from the third day after each menstruation. If hysterosalpingography finds that the fimbria is blocked, fimbria ostomy can be performed. Such patients also cooperate with infertility treatment devices for treatment. Pay attention to regulating menstruation: Irregular menstruation is an important cause of female infertility. According to the guiding ideology of "the way to have a child is to regulate menstruation first", female infertility focuses on regulating menstruation. Clinically, it is found that women with normal menstruation often have normal ovulation when tested for ovulation.

If a woman encounters difficulties in preparing for pregnancy and suspects that she is infertile, she may go to the hospital for an infertility antibody test within one week after her menstruation ends. If infertility is confirmed, active treatment is required, including ovulation induction, unblocking fallopian tubes, etc. The specific treatment is based on the doctor's opinion, and women must cooperate with the doctor's treatment.