Well, I'm determined to have a hysteroscopy. Since the doctor wants to rule out other infertility possibilities first, I'll do it. On August 22nd, 20 12, hysteroscopy was performed, and everything was normal, except that the uterus was saddle-shaped (which had nothing to do with pregnancy, of course). PS: Saddle uterus is a kind of congenital malformation of uterus, which does not affect pregnancy. Mild and moderate saddle uterus has no effect on pregnancy, but severe saddle uterus may lead to abortion in the middle and late stages due to morphological problems. Therefore, if you are pregnant, you need to pay more attention to protecting the fetus. So my problem has not been solved, and it is still a follicular problem after hysteroscopy. I'm not pregnant even if my uterus is deformed and prone to miscarriage. I was pregnant before, but I had bleeding before abortion. I thought it was a miscarriage, so I miscarried naturally. Now that I think about it, it may be because of the shape of the uterus. But now I can't even get pregnant. What is the follicular problem? After another three months, I failed ... Besides, hysteroscopy really hurts! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! I'm not afraid of pain. I almost bit off the meat in my mouth-#