Infertility means

Infertility refers to the situation where a woman cannot conceive normally, because it is related to the development of the woman's uterus and ovaries. If the uterus and ovaries are underdeveloped, it will lead to insufficient synthesis of eggs, thus causing infertility. Some women have had too many miscarriages in their lives, which can cause the endometrium to be too thin, and excessive sexual life can also cause infertility.

Infertility refers to the inability of a woman or a man to conceive a child due to poor sperm quality. There are many reasons for female infertility. Some women do not ovulate or their follicles do not develop well. Eggs are essential for conception, so ovulation disorders will directly lead to female infertility.

In addition, if a woman's uterus is malformed or the endometrium is too thin, the fertilized egg will not be able to implant better.

Furthermore, if women do not pay attention to daily conditioning, and have frequent unclean sexual lives and multiple abortions, it will cause the endometrium to thin and affect fertilization.

Therefore, women must avoid inflammatory infections during menstruation. Long-term inflammation can lead to endocrine disorders and affect ovulation. Female infertility examination must be carried out as early as possible, and treatment should not be ignored due to lack of attention.

Once a woman is over 35 years old, the function of her ovaries will gradually decline, ovulation disorders will become more obvious, and the chance of getting pregnant again will also decrease.