What causes infertility

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Relative to infertility, everyone's understanding of the starting point is different. The causes of female infertility are complex. As we all know, some are caused by acquired diseases, some are congenital underdevelopment, and some are caused by bad habits. What's the cause of infertility.

What causes infertility

First: anovulation: the following factors can cause ovarian dysfunction, leading to anovulation. A ovarian diseases, such as congenital ovarian hypoplasia, polycystic ovary syndrome, premature ovarian failure, functional ovarian tumor, ovarian endometriosis cyst, etc.; B hypothalamus pituitary ovary dysfunction, causing anovulatory menstruation, amenorrhea, etc.; C systemic diseases (severe malnutrition, hyperthyroidism, etc.), affecting ovarian function, leading to anovulation.

Second: tubal factors: infertility is the most common factor. Oviduct has the function of transporting sperm, taking sperm and transporting fertilized eggs to uterine cavity. Any effect on these functions of the fallopian tube can lead to infertility. For example, hypoplasia of fallopian tube (excessive slender bending, weakening of muscle contractility of tube wall, loss of ciliary movement and peristaltic function of tube wall, etc.), inflammation of fallopian tube (gonorrhea, tuberculosis, etc.) causes fimbria atresia or destruction of fallopian tube mucosa, resulting in tubal occlusion. In addition, appendicitis or postpartum, postoperative secondary infection, resulting in tubal obstruction and infertility.

Third: cervical factor: the quantity and shape of cervical mucus are closely related to whether sperm can enter the uterine cavity. When estrogen deficiency or cervical canal infection, it will change the quality and quantity of mucus, affect sperm motility and quantity. Cervical polyps and leiomyomas can block the cervical canal and affect the passage of sperm. Cervical orifice stenosis can also cause infertility.

matters needing attention

Smoking, partial eating and other bad habits are not conducive to the birth of children and should be given up. Regular life is an important part of ensuring energy and health. For women looking forward to pregnancy, it is more important to have a regular life.