Female Infertility: Uterine Fibroids And Your Ability To Get Pregnant

  

Getting pregnant is something that almost every woman wants. Unfortunately, not all women are generally able to have a baby. There are many causes of infertility in women and uterine fibroids may be why you are having difficulty trying to get pregnant.

   It is important to understand that the fact that the woman has fibroids does not mean it is sterile. Indeed, there are cases uterine fibroids are relatively small and thus do not affect the functioning of the female reproductive system. Large fibroids are those that are usually to blame for the inability to become pregnant. This is because their size generally affect the functioning of the female reproductive system and this includes the process of fertilization, embryo implantation and even the development of the fetus.

   Uterine fibroids can cause miscarriage. This is especially true when they are big. This is usually due to uterine fibroids large cavity is narrow and so, therefore, often interferes with the space that is available to the developing fetus is successful. This usually interferes with the development of the fetus. In some cases, the added pressure of fibroids can cause miscarriage.

    Therefore, a woman may have difficulty carrying the pregnancy to term when you have large fibroids. This can also lead to birth defects due to the limited space that the baby needs to grow and develop. It is not uncommon for women with large fibroids to give birth to babies whose legs and arms are distorted. Although these cases are rare, usually occur and your doctor may advise you fibroids removed before trying to get pregnant again.

  Increasing uterine fibroid within the uterine walls may also be the cause of infertility. This is because fibroids can make impossible the implantation of the fertilized egg to take place. Without implantation, it is usually impossible for a woman to become pregnant and therefore this condition may be preventing you from getting pregnant. It may be necessary for fibroids to be removed by a successful design occur.

  Most of the circumstances in which uterine fibroids cause infertility can be corrected by removing the fibroids. Unless lead to the destruction of important organs such as the ovaries or less that lead to complications requiring removal of the uterus, which rarely lead to permanent infertility in women.