Female Infertility Causes And Solution

by Lena Burkut Writer

Female infertility is a derived terms as there is nothing called as infertility in female. The inability of a woman to conceive is termed as female infertility. There are many reasons why a woman faces difficulty in conceiving. We will break down all the possible reasons for female infertility. Some of these points were collated during my research at a fertility clinic in mumbai.

Ageing is the foremost common factor female infertility and this is the main reason why our society is suffering from late marriage and misconceptions about pregnancy. Most of us want to get married as late as possible because we all want to chase our dreams. Career has become our most important thing which none of us would like to compromise. Age and female infertility are indirectly propositional. A woman’s fertility starts to decline once she has reaches early 30s and by the time she reaches 35, 40% of the fertility would be gone already. Women also tend to face age related illness like endometriosis which can further damage the fertility health by reducing the chances of having a baby. IVF treatment also turns to be less successful for women over 40 years of age. The primary reason for this aging and the hormone changes that occur in our body after a certain age.

Polycystic ovarian syndrome or disease (PCOS/PCOS) is the most second most common reason for infertility in women. PCOD is so common that it affects 1 in every 5 women. PCOD is a condition which can be reversed. The main cause for PCOD in women is hormone imbalance. The presence of male sex hormone, testosterone in female causes a disturbance in the hormone system and misfires all the functions. Missed natural periods, body hair, thyroid and diabetes are some of the common symptoms of PCOD. At a fertility clinic in Gurgaon, the most common reason for infertility in women is PCOD.

Overweight is a serious illness. It not only causes infertility but also other deadly heart diseases. Overweight is the main cause of thyroid and heart diseases. A research study says that women with thin waist have higher probability of conceiving than women with increased waist lines. Delivery also becomes difficult for women with overweight and 90% of the C-sections are performed for women at higher weight brackets due to the increased risk of pregnancy complications.