These behaviors of strong women in the workplace actually lead to infertility!

With the progress of the times, more and more women are stepping out of their boudoirs and creating cleavages. However, when the strong women of these times stood at the peak of their careers and looked back on the past, they were filled with regret. Of course, what they regret is not their hard work but their marriage life.

Frequent flyers on business trips, unclean daily necessities may be the root cause of infertility

Angela is a training instructor. Due to work requirements, Angela travels to various places at least three days a week. The life of a frequent flyer is very hard. After a tiring day, she is so careless that she doesn't even pay attention to whether the towels in the hotel are clean. She just takes a quick shower and falls asleep. It was not until the examination that I found out that I had chronic cervicitis.

Experts say that excessive fatigue can lead to a decrease in the body's immunity, making it more likely to be cross-infected with unclean towels and other utensils in the hotel, causing diseases such as vaginitis, cervicitis, and salpingitis. These diseases will change the vaginal environment, causing the sperm to become less active, their survival time to be shortened, and their ability to combine with the egg to drop, thus affecting conception. Therefore, experts recommend that women who often travel on business should pay attention to the hygiene of daily necessities and try not to use hotel towels when going out.

The dual pressures of workplace competition and family responsibilities lead to the invisible killer of infertility

"I have finally got this position. I must work harder, otherwise I will be replaced." Mary, 30 years old, is a department manager in a Sino-foreign joint venture. Because she is busy with her career, she has been putting off having children. Now that I’m getting older and my career is on the rise, I’m faced with the embarrassment of infertility.

Experts said that Mary had been in a state of tension and anxiety in the workplace for a long time, and was under pressure from her family to have a baby, which could easily cause autonomic nervous system dysfunction, affect the secretion of sex hormones, cause reproductive dysfunction, and reduce the normal pregnancy rate. White-collar ladies who want to have children should not put too much psychological pressure on themselves, and at the same time, they should change bad habits such as irregular life and too little sleep.

Afraid of having children to squeeze out careers, age becomes the biggest enemy of conception

Rose, 38 years old this year, is a director of a listed company. The company is afraid that female employees giving birth and leaving their jobs to raise children will affect the continuity of the company's work, so it stipulates that employees must wait in line to have children. The competitive Rose didn't want to lose the good opportunity for promotion because of having a baby, so she didn't compete with her colleagues for the number. Because of this delay, as I see my peers' children already going to primary school, I realize how much I, an older woman who is not left over, long for the laughter and joy of children in my empty home.

According to experts, the average childbearing age for women has been pushed back by at least five years from 25 years old more than a decade ago. According to female physiological laws, fertility is strongest between the ages of 24 and 29, slowly declines after the age of 30, and rapidly declines after the age of 35. After the age of 44, 87% of women lose their ability to conceive. Perhaps the period of peak fertility is a critical time for women to build their careers, but young couples should prepare early, make good birth plans, and deal rationally with the dilemma between career and childbirth. Don't wait until problems arise before regretting it, which will quietly create hidden dangers for reproductive health.

Multiple abortions overdraw fertility capacity, and the "soil" for pregnancy becomes increasingly barren

"The cause of infertility is fallopian tube blockage, and it is not ruled out that it was caused by two abortions." When Lily heard the result, regret was written all over her delicately made-up face. As a project manager, Lily has been pregnant twice. But since she and her husband were both in the "sprint" stage of their careers, they had to give up the child. "Fate is really amazing. I didn't want to have children when I could, and now I'm in my thirties and I want to have children but I can't." Lily said that she used to always worry about accidentally getting pregnant and affecting her work. Now that her job is stable, she just wants a child, but she can no longer get pregnant.

Experts say that after multiple abortions, one's fertility is overdrawn, and it is easy to get infected with inflammation, causing pelvic inflammatory disease, etc., and also affecting the fallopian tubes. In addition, multiple abortions will thin the functional layer of the uterus, just as excessively cultivated soil will become barren. Even if you get pregnant again, the embryo may not be able to "implant" or the "implantation" may be unstable, causing miscarriage. There are many women like Lily in Guangzhou. Experts recommend that working women try to reduce the unnecessary pain of abortion so as not to affect the implementation of future pregnancy plans.