What are the characteristics of infertility?

In daily life, some women always have difficulty in conceiving. For these women, they just feel particularly distressed. There are certain characteristics of infertility. For example, such women are often obese, and obesity can easily lead to irregular menstruation and difficulty in getting pregnant. In addition, kidney deficiency and fallopian tube obstruction are relatively common infertility constitutions. Let us learn about this aspect.

1. Obesity

People who are truly obese have firmer flesh. But the flesh on these people's faces and bodies often looks puffy. Common symptoms include irregular menstruation, dizziness, backache, fatigue, and a stringy and slippery pulse. In other words, it is a kind of pseudo-obesity, and this type of patient generally has difficulty getting pregnant.

2. Kidney deficiency

Congenital deficiency, acquired malnutrition, miscarriage or excessive births, accumulation of cold and dampness, long-term illness, excessive masturbation or frequent sexual life are all factors that cause kidney deficiency. The kidneys store the essence of the human body. Weak kidney qi can lead to disorders of the Chong and Ren meridians, causing problems such as irregular menstruation, thus leading to infertility. It is also an important factor in the symptoms of female infertility.

3. Irregular menstruation

Congenital deficiency, acquired malnutrition, miscarriage or excessive births, impaired renal function resulting in obstructed blood and qi biochemistry, weak blood and qi causing lack of blood and qi nourishment to the heart, liver, spleen and other organs resulting in dysfunction, uterine cold, and the effects of long-term treatment of other diseases can all cause menstrual disorders in women.

4. Fallopian tube obstruction

Inflammation of the fallopian tubes causes the accumulation of cold and dampness in the body, qi stagnation and blood stasis, which block the meridians, hinder the combination of egg and sperm, and cause infertility. Generally, patients also have irregular menstruation or increased leucorrhea.

1. The development of secondary sexual characteristics lays the foundation for fertility. Under normal circumstances, women will have their first menstruation when they are 12-14 years old. After that, body hair will start to grow and breasts will gradually develop and swell. If there are no changes in physiological development when they reach the age of development, the woman and her parents should pay attention to it. Especially if there are other abnormalities in the body, they should go to the hospital for a gynecological examination in time to prevent the occurrence of infertility as early as possible.

3. If women engage in sexual activity too early, it is not only easy to cause reproductive system infections, but also may cause endocrine disorders due to taking contraceptives (including emergency contraceptives), artificial abortions or medical abortions, which may affect ovulation. Anyone who has sexual experience at an early age and then develops infertility after marriage should undergo a systematic examination as soon as possible to avoid delaying the disease and affecting the treatment effect.

4. Menstruation is a barometer of a woman's endocrine condition. Late menstruation often indicates problems with the development of the reproductive system. If menstruation comes and then stops, it often indicates endocrine abnormalities. If severe dysmenorrhea occurs, there may be problems with uterine development, endometriosis, etc. If menstruation is infrequent or even amenorrhea, and if there are also symptoms such as obesity and hirsutism, it is likely that you have polycystic ovary syndrome. These diseases are often common related diseases of female infertility.