Question 1

Hi, I am a 35 year old female. I experienced a pregnancy loss at 18 weeks due to anhydramnios in October 2020. I am trying to conceive but have not been successful so far. Recent tests done on cycle day 2 show:
Prolactin: 26.98 ng/mL
TSH: 2.1 microIU/mL
AMH: 1.64 ng/mL
FSH: 8.5 mIU/mL
I had taken cabergoline after my pregnancy loss. Will the slightly elevated prolactin affect my chances of conceiving?

Question 2

Hi, I am 25 years old. My periods are normal but since 2 to 3 months I am feeling dryness with no lubrication during intercourse. I suffered from covid in April and post covid I am feeling this dryness. I went to a doctor and did my AMH blood test on the second day of my cycle and my report came with 1.68. Is it a concern? What to do for natural lubrication? Will it affect if I plan a baby after 2 years as it is only 10 months of my marriage? Will I face menopause early? Please suggest what to do?

Question 3

I consulted 7 months ago. The doctor said that both tubes show tubercles and sacculation. After that, I had laparoscopy, PCOD drilling, and dye test. Now the doctor has suggested IUI. But I want a quick result. My question is, can I not get pregnant through regular sexual intercourse? Please tell me exactly what I should do?

Married for 2 years and unable to conceive. Periods are regular. Husbands report is normal. Your report is normal. No health problems detected. Please advise on next steps to conceive?

If both partners basic fertility reports are normal and periods are regular, unexplained infertility could be the cause. About 10 to 15 percent of couples face this. Timed intercourse, lifestyle improvements, or advanced fertility tests may help.

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