Can girls get pregnant during ovulation?

Can a woman get pregnant during her ovulation period? The ovulation period is a woman's fertile period, so couples who want to have children have sex during this time period in order to get pregnant as soon as possible. Many people think that they will definitely get pregnant if they have sex after ovulation, but in fact they cannot get pregnant after having sex after ovulation. Why is that? In fact, in addition to normal ovulation, there are many other requirements for women to get pregnant.

Can a woman get pregnant during ovulation?

1. Causes of infertility during ovulation period in girls

1. The ovulation period has not yet occurred. The ovulation period is often called the fertile period because during this period of time, women have eggs released. However, if no eggs are released during the ovulation period, they cannot combine with sperm to form sperm and egg, and of course pregnancy will not happen.

2. The egg cells during ovulation are unhealthy. Normal eggs are the most basic condition for reproduction. Many diseases can cause the eggs to fail to develop, transform and be excreted normally. For example, patients with polycystic ovary syndrome and ovarian cysts often cannot excrete normal eggs, or even transform into fully developed eggs, and therefore cannot become pregnant.

2. Other causes of infertility

1. Endocrine disorders

Most women have experienced this, but you may not know that irregular menstruation and endocrine factors can prevent pregnancy by affecting ovulation.

2. Male reproductive organ hypoplasia

If a woman suffers from congenital genital malformations, excessively narrow vagina, or other congenital genital abnormalities or acquired genital diseases, these will affect the normal functions of the reproductive system, leading to obstruction and obstruction of the reproductive system, resulting in the male's sperm being unable to move normally and unable to fuse with the egg cell normally, which will cause the woman to ovulate but not get pregnant.

3. Fallopian tube blockage

If a woman's fallopian tubes are blocked, have water retention, adhesions, or are deformed, or have abnormal peristalsis, these will affect the normal fusion of sperm and egg, hinder the normal functioning of sperm, affect normal pregnancy, and cause the woman to ovulate but not get pregnant.

4. Suffering from gynecological diseases

Such as polycystic ovary, ovarian cysts, pelvic inflammation, cervicitis, these are the main causes of infertility, but many people do not have certain medical and fertility knowledge, and ignore the impact of these diseases.

5. Sperm antibodies

It refers to the presence of anti-sperm antibodies in the female reproductive system or blood cells, which cause sperm to coagulate with each other, lose their motility or die, resulting in infertility or sterility. In addition, some infertile women's blood cells contain zona pellucida antigen-like substances that are specific to their own ovum, which can prevent male sperm from fertilizing the ovum and may also cause infertility.

6. Male sperm problems

Male factors account for one-third of the causes of infertility, and the most critical reason is the quality of sperm. However, due to the influence of old ideas and lack of medical knowledge, many families attribute infertility to women.