Why can't I get pregnant even though I'm ovulating?

When it comes to pregnancy, it's really hard to understand and complicated sometimes. When you are not prepared and I am thinking about it, it is easy to get pregnant. When you have everything ready, only lack of favorable conditions, all aspects are ready, just waiting for that moment, but you can't get pregnant successfully. Generally speaking, women with fertility will ovulate once a month. If they have sex one day before or after their ovulation period, the chances of successful pregnancy will be further increased. However, in daily life, there are some people who keep an eye on the ovulation period every month but still cannot get pregnant.

Therefore, many people will wonder, why do others get pregnant quickly during the same pregnancy preparation period? I have made a lot of preparations in all aspects, but I still can’t get pregnant? If you have been preparing for pregnancy for a long time and have calculated the ovulation period but still haven't gotten pregnant, are these 3 reasons at work? See if you won?

Can’t get pregnant during ovulation period? See if these 3 reasons are causing trouble

1. Egg cell problems

In order to further increase the probability of pregnancy during the ovulation period, in addition to ensuring the ovulation period, you must also ensure the quality of the ovulated eggs. Only healthy and complete eggs can be discharged, so that they can successfully combine with sperm. If there is something wrong with the ovulation period, it will easily lead to the problem of not being able to get pregnant despite ovulation. Therefore, in order to successfully get pregnant, in addition to the ovulation period, you should also improve the quality of your own egg cells. Develop a good lifestyle and eating structure, stay up late less, pay attention to the proper combination of diet and the intake of nutrients, maintain the uterus and ovaries, and improve the quality of egg cells.

2. Male sperm problems

Studies have shown that the vast majority of men have problems with oligospermia, asthenospermia, and semen liquefaction in their semen, and may even have problems such as azoospermia, sperm deformity, and necrospermia. In addition, if the quality and quantity of sperm do not meet the standards, it will also lead to the failure of sperm and egg to combine successfully, affecting the probability of pregnancy. Therefore, if you want to get pregnant quickly, men should also pay attention to their own clothing, housing and diet, improve the quality and quantity of their sperm, and improve sperm motility, so as to further increase the probability of pregnancy.

3. Pipeline problems

The care we receive here not only refers to the female's bilateral fallopian tubes, but also the male's ejaculatory ducts. These two are equally important. Only when the ejaculatory duct is unobstructed can the male sperm be discharged successfully; only when the female's bilateral fallopian tubes are unobstructed can the sperm and egg be combined into a sperm-egg combination in the bilateral fallopian tubes. Therefore, if there is a problem with the male's ejaculatory duct and the female's bilateral fallopian tubes, it is likely to cause female infertility and even the risk of ectopic pregnancy.