Why can't I get pregnant?

If a woman always fails to conceive, she must find out the specific reasons in time. The general principle is to include both male reasons and female reasons, as well as some living environment reasons, which may lead to the failure to conceive. You should go to the hospital for appropriate examinations in time to see if there are some reproductive system inflammation causes, or psychological reasons, etc.

Gynecological diseases

(1) Menorrhagia: If the menstrual cycle and duration are normal, but the menstrual volume exceeds 100ml, it can be considered as menorrhagia. The lack of estrogen in women's bodies will directly affect the growth of the endometrium, causing large pieces of the endometrium to fall off, which will lead to increased menstrual flow. If women have excessive menstrual flow for a long time, they may suffer from anemia at the mildest, and endometrial mutation at the worst, leading to infertility. So if this happens, you should go to the hospital for examination immediately to avoid delaying the disease.

(2) Inflammation of the fallopian tube: The fallopian tube has the function of transporting sperm to the uterine cavity. If the fallopian tube becomes inflamed, it will cause blockage, and the sperm and egg will not be able to meet, which will lead to infertility.

Young people today are under a lot of pressure. In addition to dealing with various work pressures every day, they also have to work hard to earn money to buy a house, a car, and a wife. In addition, the elderly in the family are always urging them to have children, which will increase the psychological burden on young people. And there is a strange phenomenon: the more you pay attention to pregnancy and hope for it all day long, the more likely you are to fail; taking various contraceptive methods makes it easier to get pregnant.

This illustrates a problem - emotions and psychology are also factors that affect conception. If a woman is in a state of anxiety and tension for a long time, it will cause endocrine disorders, affect ovarian function, lead to irregular menstruation and reduce the pregnancy rate. If men are in a bad mood or under too much stress, it may lead to sexual dysfunction problems such as impotence and premature ejaculation, and may also affect the quality of sperm.

Staying up late is too common for young people. Every night they either watch TV series with dark circles under their eyes or play mobile games. Little do they know that this is not only depleting their bodies, but also increasing the risk of infertility. This is because if you stay up late for a long time, it will cause endocrine disorders in women, make them prone to menstrual irregularities, and affect normal ovulation and follicle quality. Of course, staying up late for a long time can also lead to endocrine abnormalities in men and affect the quality and quantity of sperm.

Therefore, couples who are preparing for pregnancy need to pay attention to adjusting their work and rest schedules and avoid staying up late at night. It is generally recommended that the couple should be ready to go to bed around 10 o'clock in the evening.

4. Male diseases

Of course, we cannot put all the blame for infertility on women. Having children is not just a woman’s job. If men are not supportive, it will be useless even if women are healthy. Generally speaking, the most common problems for men are semen abnormalities and weak sperm motility. In addition, if the urinary and reproductive systems are infected with pathogenic microorganisms, or if there are abnormalities in chromosomes and genes, the chances of pregnancy will also be affected.