If you do one of these five things, you will never be able to get pregnant again

Women’s fertility problems are becoming more and more common, affecting the harmony of each family. Fertility is women’s right. If we ignore these harmful factors in life, we may be deprived of this right.

In recent years, the proportion of female infertility has gradually increased. According to statistics, among all infertility cases, 45% is caused by female factors, 25% is caused by male factors, 22% is caused by both male and female factors, and 8% is of unknown cause. This set of data shows that many women are suffering from infertility, and female factors play a dominant role.

Too much pressure

If women of childbearing age are under great stress for a long time, their ovaries will no longer secrete female hormones and will not ovulate, and their menstruation will become irregular or even amenorrhea. In this case, it will of course be difficult to get pregnant.

Excessive weight loss and low-fat diets

Many women try every possible means to pursue a slim figure, but studies show that excessive weight loss can lead to infertility. Experts explain that fat has a great relationship with fertility because women's body fat converts male hormones into female hormones and provides the energy needed for production, so fat is very important to women's fertility.

Women who are underweight are at the greatest risk of infertility. Although these women's menstruation may appear normal, they have actually lost the ability to become pregnant.

Women who are too thin will initially stop ovulating but continue to menstruate. If they lose more weight, they will stop menstruating completely.

Long-term smoking

Some young women regard smoking as a fashion, but they don't know that their carefree appearance brings them irreparable pain. The nicotine and nicotine contained in cigarettes can cause vascular diseases throughout the body, affecting the uterine blood vessels. Miscarriage is prone to occur in the early stages of pregnancy, and one of the most dangerous complications of pregnancy - gestational hypertension - may occur in the middle stages of pregnancy. Long-term smoking can also damage the body's entire hormone system, affect ovarian function, and lead to infertility caused by endocrine disorders.

Multiple abortions

Some young women do not pay attention to contraception, thinking that they are young and healthy, so they use abortion as a remedial measure. Little do people know that hidden dangers are lurking here - multiple artificial abortions can easily lead to pelvic inflammatory disease, which in turn affects the fallopian tubes. The fallopian tubes are very important channels in the reproductive system. If they become blocked after becoming inflamed, infertility will occur.

In comparison, medical abortion has a longer bleeding time, a greater chance of infection, and is more dangerous than surgical abortion. Moreover, the number of miscarriages is directly proportional to the chance of infertility. Repeated artificial abortions will also make the endometrium very thin. Once pregnant in the future, the embryo is like a seedling in the sand. In order to compete for nutrients, it has to fight hard to take root deep in the sand. During delivery, the placenta cannot be delivered automatically. In more serious cases, it becomes "placenta implantation" and grows into one with the uterus. The doctor has to remove the uterus.

Sexual profligacy and hedonism

Some young women often contract sexually transmitted diseases due to careless friendships or having multiple sexual partners. Women are more likely to be infected with sexually transmitted diseases than men. If a woman is unfortunately infected with a sexually transmitted disease, because it is in the incubation period, the effects may not be seen for a while, but it may unknowingly cause pelvic inflammatory disease and cause infertility.