Risk factors for female infertility The complexity of the female reproductive system leads to significant levels of female infertility. Some of the most common risk factors for female infertility are:
Age-When women enter 30 the probability of successful pregnancy begins to decline. The decline is slow and weak, but when he gets his mid-30s, the decline in fertility begins to occur much faster. The loss of fertility begins to greatly accelerate in 30 years of a woman. The chance of becoming pregnant during a given period decreased by 50% from 35 to 40 years, even with the advanced technology is not common to get pregnant after 42 years is one of the most common causes of the problems female fertility.
Weight Weight-plays an important role in female fertility. If a woman is overweight, is more likely to be infertile. She is also an increased risk of miscarriage. On the other hand, be too low weight can also contribute to infertility and an increased risk of miscarriage.
the history of STD-sex can damage the fallopian tubes and cause fertility problems.
Excessive use of alcohol can lead to an increased risk for endometriosis and ovulation disorders. Studies show that even a glass of wine ech day is associated with a high rate of infertility. If you are having fertility problems, you should avoid alcohol.
Use of Snuff-female smokers have about 72% of the fertility of non-smokers. Smoking is toxic to a woman's eggs. It is much more likely that smokers have to deal more design. Women who smoke are twice as likely to have a miscarriage than those who did not. In short, cigarettes, it is difficult for women to get pregnant and have a healthy baby.
Risk factors for male infertilityWhat causes infertility in men? Some of the risk factors of male infertility are the same as those of women.
As secular adult males tend to be less fertile. Men who are over 40 are often less fertile than younger men.
Poor nutrition eating habits can cause a variety of health problems in men, including fertility problems. Men who have unhealthy diets are more likely to be infertile. Simple changes in diet can help improve a man's fertility.
Stress Stress causes severe changes in the body which could affect male fertility. Managing stress is really the key to improving health in general. Regular exercise is a good way to reduce both stress and reduce the risk of infertility.
Exposure to certain substances, exposure to pesticides, toxins, radiation and heavy metals could be linked to male infertility. Many times, people are exposed to these things for the work they do.
Excessive alcohol consumption the consumption of alcohol abuse not only wreak havoc in the liver; but can also lead to male infertility problems. Excess alcohol decreases sperm quality and can also decrease your libido. Destroys healthy cells that produce sperm.
Smoking Tobacco smoking and infertility go hand in hand. Men who smoke have a higher risk of being infertile. Smoking can contribute to problems such as low sperm count, poor sperm motility, erectile dysfunction, and more. Men smoking before conception has an impact on the long-term health of the unborn child.
Hello ,I’m 29 ,married for 2 years now and TTC .Have been taking fertility drugs n injections for about a year now and the eggs always turns out good but still no pregnancy ,had a HSG in Nov 2014 and both tubes are fine ,no blockage what so ever and the shape of fallopian tubes are perfect but after still no preggy . My doctor advised me to dp IUI and after all what my doctor said, nothing still happened and I decided to contact the spiritualist for spiritual assist since nothing was then wrong with me. It was surprised for me to find out that it was ancestral parental problems that was affecting my inability to conceive. After dealing with that, the next month I got pregnant for my very first time without any issues. Contact the great spiritualist on (dreka14demons@gmail.com) Your problem mighty be from your ancestral home.
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