Causes of congenital infertility

In fact, many female friends are now working hard for their careers. People have neglected family life, especially issues related to having children. They think that they should have children at an appropriate age. Now that they are young, they should work harder for their careers. However, when they reach a certain age, they are diagnosed with infertility. Let us understand the causes of congenital infertility.

main reason:

Infertility may be caused by the woman, the man, or both. About 60% is due to female factors, about 30% is due to male factors, and about 10% is due to factors of both parties.

Causes of secondary infertility

Although there are many causes of secondary infertility in women, the vast majority of patients suffer from secondary infertility due to abortion or medication problems. The following is an introduction by the infertility experts of Taizhou Maternal and Child Health Hospital about the specific causes of secondary infertility:

(1) Artificial abortion and medical abortion: Artificial abortion and medical abortion are the main culprits leading to secondary infertility. Abortion may damage the endometrium, leading to amenorrhea or scanty menstruation, or may cause endometritis, which prevents the fertilized egg from implanting and causes secondary infertility. Abortion can also cause adnexitis, leading to fallopian tube obstruction and water accumulation, thereby causing secondary infertility.

(2) Immune infertility: People with a history of pregnancy and abortion are prone to produce anti-sperm antibodies and anti-endometrial antibodies, which can cause immune infertility.

(3) Ovarian dysfunction: Some patients with secondary infertility are older and have poor ovarian function, which may lead to irregular menstruation, follicular hypoplasia and ovulation disorders. Abortion can also affect ovarian function.

(4) Sexually transmitted diseases: Many sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea, Chlamydia trachomatis, mycoplasma, etc., which cause cervical erosion and endocervicitis, can retrogradely infect and form endometritis, pelvic inflammatory disease, and salpingitis. These inflammations can change the internal environment and function of the pelvic cavity, thereby affecting the transportation and implantation of the fertilized egg.

(5) Amenorrhea: Excessive suction or curettage may damage the basal layer of the endometrium, or excessive scraping with a curette may remove the basal layer of the endometrium, making it impossible for the endometrium to regenerate, resulting in long-term amenorrhea. Alternatively, lax surgical aseptic operation or post-abortion uterine infection may cause uterine adhesions and amenorrhea.

The above article explains in detail the causes of congenital infertility. I believe everyone has a preliminary understanding. In fact, people with infertility should not be discouraged. They should go to the hospital for detailed examinations to obtain the correct treatment methods.