Reasons for women not getting pregnant

Many women hope to have a child of their own. After all, only a child with our own blood can keep our lives going. Little do people know that some women, while walking down this path with great expectations, find that they have been delaying and have not gotten pregnant. They should also be very anxious about this matter. So, what are the reasons why women cannot get pregnant?

What are the reasons why women cannot get pregnant?

Cervical infertility is a type of female infertility. The causes of cervical infertility in women are as follows:

1. Cervical hypoplasia, and this kind of condition will also be accompanied by uterine hypoplasia. Cervical dysplasia refers to the fact that the cervix appears long and thin, which can easily lead to insufficient cervical gland metabolism and cause cervical infertility.

2. Abnormalities in the position of the cervical canal. The main causes are chronic pelvic inflammatory disease or endometriosis. These two conditions can easily lead to extreme retroversion or retroflexion of the uterus. At this time, the external opening of the cervix will stick to the anterior fornix, which will naturally cause the posterior fornix of the vagina to become thinner, making it impossible to store sperm or utilize sperm, which will affect pregnancy.

3. Cervical fibroids can cause women to have irregular menstruation, increased menstrual volume, excessive leucorrhea, and bladder or duodenum symptoms. These symptoms can easily affect normal pregnancy.

4. Women with chronic cervicitis, if they cannot get timely treatment after the inflammation occurs, the inflammation will spread to the pelvis, which can easily cause women to have menstrual pain, pelvic pain and other symptoms, which can easily lead to infertility in the long run.

What should I check if I can’t get pregnant after abortion?

Women's health needs to be checked comprehensively. If a woman suffers from acute infectious diseases such as acute hepatitis, pneumonia, etc. during pregnancy, bacterial toxins or viruses can enter the fetal blood through the embryo, causing the fetus to be poisoned and die. Or if the mother suffers from more serious special diseases such as chronic hepatitis, hyperthyroidism, etc., it can also cause endocrine disorders, causing ischemic oxygen deficiency in the embryo and leading to miscarriage of the fetus.

Female ovulation period and the role of corpus luteum copper: Some problems can be seen from the basic body temperature measurement chart. If the body temperature rises slowly after ovulation and the high temperature time is maintained for a short time, it means that the corpus luteum copper function is not good and miscarriage is easy. In addition, people with irregular menstruation have problems with the gonad axis, which makes it difficult for them to get pregnant and they are prone to spontaneous abortion.

Female uterus: The uterus is the nursery for the growth of the fetus. If the uterus is narrow or deformed, such as uterine fibroids, it will limit the expansion of the uterine cavity, affect the growth space of the baby and cause miscarriage. Sex chromosomes: If one of the parents is found to have sex chromosome abnormalities, they should not get pregnant or terminate the pregnancy immediately.