Why can't I get pregnant if my period is normal?

Many female friends are confused about pregnancy. All along, my menstrual cycle has been very regular, and I have also actively prepared for pregnancy, but I just can't get pregnant. In fact, pregnancy is affected by many factors. Normal menstruation is only one of the reasons. Next, let's understand why you can't get pregnant even if your menstruation is normal.

Why can't I get pregnant when my menstruation is normal?

The medical definition of infertility is that no contraceptive method has been used for 12 months, and the couple's sexual life has been normal (twice a week or more) but there has been no pregnancy. Infertility can be divided into two main types: primary infertility and secondary infertility. To put it simply, primary infertility means that you have never been pregnant; secondary infertility means that you have been pregnant before but have never been pregnant since.

There are many reasons for not being able to conceive, and they are related to problems on both sides. The problem may be with the man or the woman. If it is a man, generally speaking, there may be problems with sperm production and transportation. If it is a woman, there may be a problem with the egg cells, such as blocked fallopian tubes, or a ligation operation, or the uterine wall may be poorly soluble, which can also make it difficult to get pregnant. In addition, some diseases can also cause infertility, such as hyperthyroidism caused by thyroid disease, hyperactive kidney function, etc. In addition, some gynecological inflammations can also cause infertility.

Generally speaking, infertility in men is usually caused by changes in the quality of semen or the amount of semen. If a woman does not ovulate, or the sperm and egg cannot adhere to the uterine cavity, infertility may occur. It should be noted that women produce antibodies to men's sperm, which can also cause infertility.

Why can't I get pregnant if my menstruation is normal?

The reason why you can't get pregnant even though your menstruation is normal is that normal menstruation is only a manifestation of a woman's ability to get pregnant. Normal menstruation means that the menstrual period is normal, but it does not mean that the ovulation period is also normal. In addition, even if menstruation is normal, if there are problems with both fallopian tubes, infertility can still occur. Therefore, normal menstruation does not necessarily mean normal ovulation.

The condition of bilateral fallopian tube infertility is very complicated, and mild fallopian tube infertility is often overlooked by us. Many female friends who are preparing for pregnancy feel that their menstruation is normal and there is no doubt that there is no problem with their fallopian tubes. In fact, it is not. There are many conditions and many factors that may affect the smoothness of the fallopian tubes. In particular, some female friends have inflammation in their bodies and cannot be treated for a long time. Over time, long-term irritation of the fallopian tubes will affect the smoothness of the fallopian tubes.

Therefore, female friends must have regular physical examinations, and adult women should pay special attention to and have gynecological examinations in a planned manner. Especially when menstruation is normal but pregnancy is still not possible, you must pay great attention to it.