Why can’t I get pregnant after six months of IUD removal?

Many people may cause women to be unable to get pregnant for a long time. This may be due to the women themselves, and may also be related to men's health. When a man and a woman have normal sexual life and cannot get pregnant for a long time without taking any contraceptive measures, it should be taken seriously. Generally speaking, the main reasons why women may not get pregnant may include the following aspects.

1. Female fallopian tube obstruction

The fallopian tube is an important reproductive organ for conception. This is where the sperm and egg meet to form a fertilized egg. If the fallopian tube is inflamed and the lumen is partially blocked, the fertilized egg can easily be retained in the fallopian tube, resulting in an ectopic pregnancy.

2. Male varicocele

Varicocele can cause blood retention, leading to increased local testicular temperature, testicular hypoxia and accumulation of metabolic waste.

3. Dieting causes decreased egg vitality

Many modern women pursue a slim figure and often go on a diet, causing their bodies to lack certain nutrients. Malnutrition before pregnancy will also affect the development of the embryo that has just formed in the early pregnancy. The early pregnancy is the period of differentiation of important organs such as the heart, liver, kidneys, intestines, and stomach. The brain is also developing rapidly and must obtain a variety of sufficient nutrients from the mother. In addition, malnutrition before pregnancy will also affect breast development, resulting in insufficient lactation after delivery and affecting breastfeeding.

4. Picky eating causes insufficient sperm motility

The production of sperm is closely related to diet. If a man has a picky eating habit, zinc can affect the pituitary gland to secrete gonadal hormones, promote gonadal development and maintain normal function. It can also increase sperm motility, prevent sperm from disintegrating prematurely, and facilitate combination with eggs to form a normal fertilized egg. Selenium is also a trace element. Once it is lacking, it will have a greater impact on sperm production and vitality.

5. Being too depressed about pregnancy

Modern psychological research and clinical investigations have shown that mental and psychological factors account for a large proportion of female infertility.

6. Frequent hot baths can damage sperm

Increased testicular temperature is also an important factor affecting sperm function. When the ambient temperature rises, the skin of the testicles will relax to dissipate heat; when the ambient temperature drops, the skin of the testicles will contract to keep warm. Through such regulation methods, humans ensure the vitality of sperm. If you take a hot bath for a long time, it is equivalent to increasing the temperature of the scrotum, making the scrotum in a high temperature state, destroying the optimal temperature for sperm production and affecting the production of normal sperm.

Therefore, when a man and a woman cannot get pregnant for a long time, it is best to go to the hospital for examination in time. If it is caused by certain diseases, effective treatment should be carried out as soon as possible. Normally, try to keep a normal mind. Sometimes, being too eager to have a baby may have some impact on fertility.