Are you a married woman who is longing to have a baby, but haven’t experienced or even have any indication of pregnancy yet? If so, you may be included as one of million people in the world who has fertility problem. You must be wondering how come you are experiencing this problem and asking yourself what the causes are.
Before we go on what are the causes that make you face difficulty to have a baby, first we need to know the definition of fertility problem. Fertility problem is a problem that causes a kind of incapability for human reproduction organs to do its job to produce a baby. This problem actually may happen both on male and female. Fertility problem itself has been discovered by many researchers through many research as a problem caused by several lifestyle reasons or even caused by certain health problem. Even a research data conducted by researchers in America revealed 10% - 15% of fertility problem experienced by most couple in America are caused by health problem on male or female. The common reason why a woman is difficult or even incapable to have a baby is usually caused by ovulation problem, where the extrication of matured ovum goes into fallopian tube to be fertilized.
5 Reasons you’re Not Getting Pregnant
The common sign in a woman who has difficulty to be pregnant is usually can be known by the abnormality or irregularity of her menstrual period. Another research revealed an abnormal weight of woman may be a sign of infertile woman. Smoker women are usually also can be included as infertile woman as cigarette may cause a woman having a problem to have a baby. Below are the several reasons that cause a problem for woman to have a baby:1. Early Menopause
A lack or loose of mentruation process is marked by ovarian follicles before a woman comes into 40 years old. A woman will experience menopause if the fuction of her ovarium and mentruation stoped. An early meneopause also can be cause by diation that damages immune system in woman body.2. Damaged Fallopian Tube
A Clogging or stomach tissue that is caused by inflamation in tube canal can effect fertility on woman. That damage is caused by infection of sexual illness, especially chlamydia. Another issue can be caused by illness clogging because of a sore back or post surgery of ectopic pregnancy.3. Endometriosis
Endometriosis is a condition that happens when the tissue found in the uterine lining (called endometrial tissue) grows outside uterus. This is usually in the abdominal-pelvic cavity. Success rates of the treatments is up to 40 percent of women conceive (either naturally or with treatment) after having surgery. The success rate per cycle with a form of ART called in vitro fertilization (IVF) averages around 35 percent.4. Ovulation problems
An ovulation problem is any condition (usually hormonal) that prevents a mature egg from developing in your ovaries. Possible symptoms is usually marked by absent or infrequent periods and abnormally light or heavy bleeding. The posible treatment tan can be applied is consuming fertility drugs and IVF, or adoption. Success rates of this treatment is about 40 percent of women receiving clomiphene citrate to induce ovulation become pregnant over the course of treatment (usually three to six cycles). When fertility drugs to increase egg production are combined with artificial insemination, the success rate is between 9 and 15 percent per cycle. The success rate per cycle with IVF averages around 35 percent.5. Poor egg quality
The quality and number of eggs your ovaries produce – naturally or with fertility treatment – often declines significantly with age. There are no possible symtomps to this issue. The possible treatment are by IVF using donor eggs or embryos, or adoption. Women who have IVF using donor eggs have an approximate 50 percent chance of having a baby per IVF cycle.
6. Life Style
Bad habit and bad life style may affect woman fertility, for example smoking cigarette or too much consuming junk food that contains unhealthy oil. Also notice the consumptions of drugs that may cause infertile. Discuss to your doctor about wbhat kind of drugs that is safe for your fertility.7. Stress
When you mention to friends and family that you’re “trying,” you’ll almost guaranteed to hear someone say, “Just relax and it will happen.” Easier said than done. Stress, good or bad, is going to take its toll on you both physically and mentally. According to naturopathic doctor Via Bitidis, co-director of the North Toronto Naturopathic Clinic, balance and calm are a crucial part of trying to conceive. “When you’re stressed your adrenal system takes a hit. Your body isn’t going to say, ‘Okay, let’s get pregnant.’ Learning to say no and to take time for yourself is important for improving your chances of having a baby.” Megan Karnis, medical director of The ONE Fertility Clinic in Burlington, Ont., agrees with a word of caution: “A lot of women think the best thing to do when you’re stressed is to take time off work. In my experience, that doesn’t help, because it makes a woman feel she has to get pregnant in that time and then the stress to get pregnant is so much higher,” she says. Instead of altering your day-to-day routine entirely, Karnis recommends counselling, art therapy, meditation and exercise to reduce stress levels. (source : www.todaysparent.com)
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