Why women don't get pregnant

Some people want to get pregnant but can't, while some people can get pregnant at the touch. Do you know why? In daily life, we may often see such couples who have been married for a relatively long time and want to have a child but can't get pregnant. They go to the hospital for a check-up and it says there is no problem. What kind of small folk remedies don't work, so why can't women get pregnant?

Why can't women get pregnant?

"We may often see reports on TV about people who can get pregnant and give birth after their 40s, so we don't pay enough attention to the problem of our inability to get pregnant. At first, we felt guilty and thought it was a private matter. Later, we wanted to 'find a simple place to check it out', so we wasted precious time for treatment. We didn't even find our hospital until we were 40 or 45 years old. But it was too late. Her ovaries were no longer good, and she had missed the best time for treatment. It's very unfortunate." In fact, after the age of 35, women's ovaries begin to decline, and it is no longer as easy to get pregnant as when they were young.

Therefore, 80%-90% of healthy couples should become pregnant after one year of regular sexual intercourse without taking any contraceptive measures. If you still can't get pregnant within a year, you should go to a regular hospital for examination, find out the cause and actively treat it.

Because of the inability to have children, many couples' marriages have broken down and thousands of homes are in tatters. Clinically, it has been found that when women are unable to get pregnant, 80% of them see a doctor for examination first, while some husbands are determined not to see a doctor even after their wives have found no problems during the examination. In reality, women and men are roughly equal in their chances of giving birth. Statistics show that male and female factors each account for one-third of infertility problems, and the remaining one-third is due to mutual factors, or a small number of reasons that cannot be detected. "Therefore, if pregnancy is not possible, both parties need to go to the hospital for a physical examination, the wife should go to a reproductive medicine department or obstetrics and gynecology department, and the husband should go to an andrology department or urology department. The earlier the cause is discovered, the better the treatment effect."

"Although the incidence rate continues to soar, the causes of infertility have been ignored by everyone. Among them, inflammation ranks first." For women, the main cause of infertility is bilateral fallopian tube problems, especially when it comes to the stage of IVF, about 60%-70% of patients are due to bilateral fallopian tube problems, most of which are fallopian tube blockage caused by inflammation.

Reasons why men cannot get pregnant

Causes of ejaculatory disorders include medical conditions such as diabetes or multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injuries, damage caused by surgery, or psychological problems.

Epididymal cysts are some convoluted tubes that store and transport sperm produced by the testicles. If these tubes are blocked or damaged, they will prevent sperm from successfully reaching your wife's egg cells.

Varicocele refers to the enlargement of the veins in the scrotum. This type of varicose vein is similar to varicose veins in other parts of the human body. It will increase the temperature in the male testicles and thus affect sperm production.

If you have low sperm density, azoospermia, low sperm motility or sperm deformity, then your sperm may not be able to fertilize your wife's eggs naturally.