Pregnancy is actually a process of survival of the fittest. If either the man\’s sperm or the woman\’s egg is unqualified, it will be even harder to have a child.
Think about it, if there is no competition in a society, if advancement is not encouraged and only backwardness is protected, then this society must be a lifeless society. Competition exists everywhere in society: an example is the annual college entrance examination, which pits students against each other and ultimately allows the best students to enter higher education institutions.
The egg’s job is to wait deep in the fallopian tube for the best sperm to rush over. If a sperm does not even have the ability to survive this difficult long journey, then it is inevitable that it will fail to combine with the egg.
A survey shows that the pregnancy rate of each attempt is only 20%, and it is indeed very difficult to get pregnant. But human physiological functions are like this, and its principle is that it is better not to have them than to create them indiscriminately.
That being the case, what if we made the pregnancy process very easy?
For example, if the egg is waiting for sperm at the entrance of the cervix, as soon as ejaculation occurs, sperm will combine with it, and then the fertilized egg will ascend to the uterus for implantation, without any competition. It is very easy to get pregnant like this, but if things really develop like this, should we really be grateful for it?
Sperm is composed of qualified sperm, unqualified sperm and abnormal sperm. If the union of sperm and egg is as easy as we assume, who can guarantee that the best sperm will combine with the egg?
Imagine that a few years later, when you go to a kindergarten, you will see mostly children with congenital stupidity, missing arms and legs, stooped backs, uneven facial features, or cleft lips. What do you think? You must feel very sad!
This article is provided by Baidu Reading and is excerpted from \”Pregnancy Can Be Simple\” Author: Feifei Mom