11 Indicators and Factors of Infertility.

 11 Indicators and Factors of Infertility

Infertility, although not necessarily harmful, can be a concern for couples trying to conceive. It is important to note that both men and women can be affected by infertility, and there are various underlying causes that may be at play. It is advisable to seek medical advice if experiencing difficulty in becoming pregnant.

• Indicators in Females

In females, the following are signs of infertility issues:

• 1- Discomfort

If a woman experiences pain during sex, it may be a symptom of a deeper issue related to infertility.

• 2- Abnormal Menstruation

The intensity of menstruation may vary from woman to woman. However, if one experiences heavy, painful and prolonged periods, it may be a indication of an underlying illness and can be a cause of female infertility.

• 3-Menstrual Blood Color

If you notice a change in the color of your menstrual blood, it could be a sign of infertility. Typically, menstrual blood is bright red at the start and darkens as the period ends.

• 4-Irregular Menstruation

Infertility can manifest as irregular periods, as it can indicate a lack of ovulation, which is necessary for pregnancy.

• 5-Obesity

 Research has shown that being overweight can negatively impact reproductive health and increase the likelihood of infertility.

• 6-Difficulty Conceiving

 One of the most obvious signs of infertility is an inability to become pregnant. Factors such as age can also impact a woman's ability to conceive.

• Indicators in Men

It is crucial for men to be aware of the following signs related to infertility.

•  7-Inability to get an erection

Difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection, which could be a sign of male infertility.

• 8- Ejaculation problem

Issues with ejaculation, such as decreased volume or changes in consistency, which should be evaluated by a doctor.

• 9-When to see a doctor 

If you are trying to conceive and have been unsuccessful for more than six months, particularly if you are over 35 or 40 years old, or if you have irregular or painful periods, a history of miscarriage, or a history of cancer treatment, it is important to consult a specialist in infertility.

Possible Causes

10. Causes in Women

Egg release is crucial for conception. Changes in the uterus can impact pregnancy. Early menopause may prevent a woman from having a child. Surgery on reproductive organs can also prevent pregnancy. It is advisable to seek medical advice. Cancer or cancer treatment may affect a woman's fertility.

11. Causes in Men

A low sperm count can be caused by factors such as birth defects or health conditions. Difficulties in sperm delivery may also play a role. Environmental pollutants can also contribute to male infertility. Additionally, smoking can negatively impact a man's fertility, especially if he wants to have a child.

Prevention

• Couples

To increase the chances of getting pregnant, couples should engage in regular intercourse timed with the release of the egg. It is also important to avoid harmful habits such as smoking, drinking alcohol, and using drugs. Additionally, taking hot baths or using hot tubs should be avoided. Avoiding medication, where possible and exercising regularly can also help to maintain a healthy body.

• Women

Using tobacco products can negatively impact the health of both the mother and the baby, so it is important to quit as early as possible. Additionally, women should refrain from consuming alcohol, and it is recommended to stop drinking coffee as well. Being overweight can also make it harder for a woman to get pregnant.