Infertility examination is usually divided into male and female examination, including semen examination, reproductive endocrinology examination, ovulation examination, tubal examination and hysteroscopy.
1. Semen examination: male sperm count and activity is an important criterion to determine whether the embryo can develop normally.
2. Reproductive endocrine hormone test: Women should have a basic hormone level test at the beginning of menstruation to determine whether the reproductive endocrine hormones can be secreted normally.
3. Ovulation test: When the woman’s menstrual cycle is regular and close to the ovulation period, ovulation monitoring should be carried out to determine the quality of the eggs and whether they can be secreted normally.
4. Tubal examination: Tubal examination is usually carried out by means of tubal lubrication and iodine oil imaging, etc. Normal functioning of the fallopian tubes is an important aspect to ensure the supply of nutrients to the fetus.
5. Hysteroscopy: mainly for the examination of the uterine cavity and endometrium, the examination is carried out in about 3-7 days after menstruation.