Causes of infertility in women

Basically every family needs to have a child to make the family more complete and full of laughter. However, the physical condition of both men and women is also an important factor in determining whether a couple can have children. Generally speaking, women are more likely to suffer from infertility than men. When a girl finds out that she is infertile, she will be very sad. At this time, she needs to understand the causes of female infertility so that she can better treat it.

Causes of Female Infertility

There are many reasons why women cannot get pregnant successfully, so there are many types of female infertility.

1. Cervical infertility

This type of female infertility is mainly caused by cervical diseases. When the cervix is ​​sick, it will cause inflammation. When sperm enters, the inflammation will affect the quality of the sperm or even kill the sperm directly, which is why infertility occurs.

2. Uterine infertility

Women's uterus is actually very delicate and is prone to various problems. Common problems include endometritis and uterine fibroids. Any kind of uterine disease may affect female fertility, so when uterine disease occurs, everyone should not delay treatment.

3. Tubal infertility

The function of the fallopian tube is to transport sperm, absorb eggs, and then transport the successfully combined fertilized eggs to the uterine cavity. However, due to the blockage of fallopian tubes, many women are unable to get pregnant. This type of infertility is called tubal infertility.

4. Ovarian infertility

If a woman has problems with her ovarian function, it will be difficult for her to conceive. This is because abnormal ovarian function will affect normal ovulation, and the main causes of abnormal ovarian function include dysfunction of the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis, as well as abnormal adrenal and thyroid function.

How to check female infertility

1. Hysteroscopy and laparoscopy: Hysteroscopy and laparoscopy can visually observe whether there are adhesions in the abdominal cavity; the development of the uterus, ovaries and fallopian tubes, whether there are uterine malformations, polyps, adhesions, etc. Hysteroscopy and laparoscopy can not only examine but also treat fallopian tube obstruction, pelvic adhesions, etc., and the examination and treatment can be completed in one go.

2. Fallopian tube patency test: Check whether the fallopian tube is blocked or unobstructed through fallopian tube hydrotubation, hysteroscopy, or superconducting monitoring angiography.

3. Endocrine and ovarian function examination: Check various endocrine indexes to determine whether the endocrine system is normal and whether various indicators are qualified. At the same time, diagnostic tests of ovarian function are performed to determine the normality of ovarian function.

4. Gynecological and systemic disease physical examination: Examination and inquiry of various gynecological factors, systemic diseases, physical condition and medical history. Such as examinations for inflammation, gynecological tumors, secondary sexual characteristics, and detailed medical history.