Ovulation period beggars conception

For those friends who are working hard on the road to pregnancy, sometimes they really feel exhausted. Why can't they get pregnant even though their bodies are fine? I also did an ovulation test as prescribed by the doctor, but why did it still end in failure? Could it be that the method of calculating ovulation period is wrong? Or are there any other reasons?

Nowadays, everyone pays attention to scientific preparation for pregnancy, which cannot be avoided by the ovulation period. Perhaps many friends who are preparing for pregnancy have bought various brands of pregnancy test papers, hoping that the test will be more accurate; some friends even have to go to the hospital for check-up every time during their menstrual period due to other factors. Both husband and wife are in good health. Normally speaking, if it is the ovulation period, the probability of pregnancy should be fine. In fact, this statement cannot be said so absolutely. Some couples choose to have sex after ovulation but still cannot get pregnant. It may be due to the following factors.

1. The physical and mental health of the egg cells

Some female friends can ovulate eggs normally, and the couple also pays attention to having sex after ovulation. However, if the eggs are not healthy or immature, they may not be able to combine normally with sperm to produce test tube embryos, which may lead to infertility. Or because of the presence of sperm antibodies in the female reproductive system or blood cells, the male sperm will coagulate with each other, lose their motility or die, leading to unsuccessful conception.

2. Male sperm problems

Pregnancy is not something that one person can do alone. If a woman can ovulate healthy eggs, but her sperm activity is insufficient, or she has necrospermia, azoospermia, or abnormal vaporization, this can also lead to the inability of sperm and eggs to combine normally, resulting in the inability to conceive after ovulation.

3. Abnormal or deformed growth and development of male reproductive organs

After eliminating the above factors, if normal pregnancy is still not possible, further examination is required. If a woman's reproductive organs are born with abnormalities or are affected by acquired factors and cause organic problems, these may affect the normal functions of the reproductive system, causing reproductive system obstruction and disorder, resulting in the male's sperm being unable to move normally and unable to combine into sperm and egg normally, which in turn causes the woman to ovulate but not get pregnant. In addition, abnormal functions and inflammation of the cervix, uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes may affect normal pregnancy.