Both menstrual disorders and infertility can take time and effort to go through a long consultation process. The following are some warm tips: 1. Bring all your previous medical history to reduce unnecessary trips: outpatient medical records, imaging or other imaging data (for consultation and reading if necessary), discharge notes and surgical records from outside hospitals (if available), and basal temperature sheets. These may not have reference value, or may reveal important clues. In addition, important medical history such as abortion, medication and so on, must not be hidden from the doctor. 2, think about the trip to the doctor to solve what problems (although some problems can not be solved once or twice): to avoid the desire to say “shame”, obviously married for several years without pregnancy, see the doctor nervous to say to see more leukorrhea. The doctor is not a roundworm in your belly, so he or she will really show you a lot of leukorrhea. 3.Sex hormone 6 test: usually within 5 days of menstruation for those with regular periods, and at any time for those with irregular periods or long-term amenorrhea. If you have been taking sex hormone drugs for a long time and the diagnosis is ambiguous, you can stop taking the drugs (elution) for 1 month after the test to reflect the real situation, if your condition allows. 4.Basal body temperature (BBT): simple and non-invasive, indirectly reflecting the ovulation situation. After waking up in the morning after more than 5 hours of sleep every day, measure the oral table for 3 minutes and trace the curve; record at least 2-3 menstrual cycles. From the curve of BBT doctor can learn a lot of information about you. 5.B ultrasound: It is not as simple as “no obvious abnormality in the uterus and ovaries” in the ultrasound of the primary hospital, our ultrasound has to understand your endometrium, follicles, any uterine adhesions, mediastinum, small polyps, myometriosis and other factors that may affect your fertility. Sometimes there are no abnormal findings on an ultrasound sheet, but when there is clinical suspicion, even repeated ultrasounds are needed to verify, all for your benefit. Therefore, do not be upset with the doctor because of the long appointment time and the fact that you have already had it done in another hospital. 6.Iodine oil imaging of the fallopian tubes: It is used to check the condition of the uterine cavity and the degree of patency of the fallopian tubes, and is usually scheduled for 4-5 days after menstruation (before ovulation). Since it is an invasive test, certain indications are required. 7. Hysteroscopy and laparoscopy + correction: If necessary, hysteroscopy is performed to understand the condition of uterine cavity, whether there are uterine adhesions, small submucosal fibroids, longitudinal uterus, endometrial polyps, etc.; laparoscopy is performed to understand whether there are adhesions in pelvic cavity, endometriosis lesions, etc. It is also feasible to perform Melanoplasty to understand the degree of tubal patency under direct vision. Hysterolaparoscopic correction only tries to correct the lesions and increase the chance of pregnancy, not that you can definitely get pregnant after doing it, because there are very many links in the fertility relationship, and the damage already caused by the lesions is not completely corrected. 8. Listen: Since most of the endocrine medications are not exactly the same as those recommended in the manual, it is important to listen attentively to the doctor when he or she explains the precautions to be taken, not to get lost in one’s own thoughts and keep interrupting the doctor, and in the end, the doctor will still not take the medication; it is unfair to the next patient and disrespectful to the doctor’s labor if he or she repeatedly pushes the door in to ask the next patient. Dozens of cases a day, it is impossible to end the diagnosis and treatment of each person’s condition, medication are still detailed in the mind, repeat back, the doctor to spend time and brain to review your medical history). 9, follow-up: where the doctor about you which day to review, if you have difficulties can not come, must be clear and sure to tell the doctor. For one thing, there may be other alternatives (e.g. you can’t come for an ultrasound follicle test, can you come for an ovulation test paper instead? Which test paper?) For one thing, there may be other alternatives (e.g. ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS)); for another, sometimes the condition may not work as well as it should because of your interruption, or even the risk may not be discontinued in time. So, make sure you tell your doctor if you cannot come.