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    5 Common Causes Behind Infertility & How to Eliminate Them?

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    5 Common Causes Behind Infertility & How to Eliminate Them?

    Updated on 3 November 2022

    If you have been trying for a long time to get pregnant but are unable to conceive, then this post might just be a godsend for you. We completely understand the feelings you are currently going through. You are just eagerly waiting for the day when your doctor gives you the good news that you are PREGNANT. But for that to happen, you must identify the roadblocks in your journey to pregnancy and how to eliminate them. The reasons for an unsuccessful conception can range from lack of unprotected sex to infertility. By identifying the possible causes, women can try to rectify them or seek treatment.

    5 possible reasons you're unable to get pregnant

    Irregular sexual intercourse

    One of the reasons you might be unable to conceive is you are having less sex. As per fertility doctors, around 80% of couples can conceive after six months of regular intercourse. So, if you have not been indulging in regular sexual intercourse, it might be a possible reason why you are struggling to conceive.

    Failure to ovulate

    Anovulation is a major reason among women who can’t conceive, and it can be for many reasons. PCOS is a common issue in anovulation. Most women are diagnosed with PCOS/PCOD; if you are also one, then choose the Mylo PCOS diet plan to control it right now and reduce its effects.

    Male infertility

    It often seems that women are always considered a major reason for not being pregnant. But in many cases, males are the biggest reasons, which may impact a woman’s capability to conceive. Male infertility may arise out of low sperm count or quality, among other reasons. Get a consultation done with your doctor to have a clear idea of the issues.

    Age infertility

    Age affects the quality of eggs; this further increases the risks of infertility and major problems like miscarriage. If you are aged over 30 and struggling to conceive, it is recommended to consult a doctor.

    A problem in fallopian tubes

    Around 25% of females have a problem with fallopian tubes that causes infertility. Uterine structure and blocked fallopian tubes are the most common reasons. In case you don’t know about fallopian tubes, consult your doctor about it.

    The Bottom Line

    These are the most common reasons for female infertility. If you have PCOS, then check out Mylo’s PCOS diet plan to prevent its symptoms and get pregnant. Also, we recommend you get a professional health check-up from the best gynaecologist near you to know the reasons behind the issues.

    You may like: Importance of preconception counselling and care (mylofamily.com)

    References

    1. Deshpande PS, Gupta AS. (2019). Causes and Prevalence of Factors Causing Infertility in a Public Health Facility. NCBI

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