Preparing for pregnancy is a very important stage for every couple. However, sometimes pregnancy preparations may fail. So, what should we check when trying to get pregnant fails? The following are some key points that need to be checked when trying to conceive fails.
1. Hormone levels in the body: Hormone levels are one of the key factors affecting the success of pregnancy preparation. A woman\’s ovaries require normal hormone levels to successfully release eggs. Male testicles require normal testosterone secretion to produce healthy sperm. If hormone levels are abnormal, it may cause ovulation problems or low sperm quality. Therefore, when pregnancy preparation fails, we need to check the hormone levels in the body. If there are abnormalities, we can consider related adjustment treatments.
2. Reproductive organ health: Women’s uterus and fallopian tubes, and men’s sperm transport pathways are all important factors for successful pregnancy preparation. If a woman\’s uterine lining is not healthy enough or her fallopian tubes are blocked, the egg cannot pass through. Likewise, if a man\’s sperm transport pathway is blocked, the sperm cannot reach the egg. Therefore, when pregnancy preparation fails, we need to check the health of the reproductive organs, such as the thickness of the endometrium, the patency of the fallopian tubes, whether the sperm transport pathways are normal, etc. If there are problems, corresponding treatment can be considered.
3. Living habits and diet: Living habits and diet also have a certain impact on the success of pregnancy preparation. Bad living habits, such as long-term smoking, alcohol abuse, irregular work and rest, etc., will affect hormone levels and reproductive organ function. In addition, malnutrition can also affect the health of the body. Therefore, when pregnancy preparation fails, we need to check whether our living habits and diet are healthy. If we have bad habits, we should try to correct them and ensure a balanced diet.
4. Diseases and drug treatments: Certain diseases and drug treatments may also affect the success of pregnancy preparation. For example, women suffering from polycystic ovary syndrome, uterine fibroids and other diseases, or taking certain drugs for a long time, may lead to failure in pregnancy preparation. Therefore, when pregnancy preparation fails, we need to check whether we have related diseases or are receiving medication, and consult our doctor in a timely manner whether we need to adjust the treatment plan.
In short, when pregnancy preparation fails, we need to focus on checking the hormone levels in the body, the health of reproductive organs, living habits and diet, and whether there is any disease or medication. With a comprehensive examination and appropriate treatment adjustments, we can improve your chances of successful pregnancy. Remember, preparing for pregnancy is a process that requires patience and persistence. I believe that as long as we persevere, successful pregnancy preparation is just around the corner!
