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What is the reason why women can't always have children?
The main reasons why women can't have children are as follows:

First, ovulation factors: after the egg cell is formed, it is discharged from the ovary, absorbed by the fallopian tube and sent to the uterus. In this process, if you encounter sperm, you can form a fertilized egg. So if the ovaries don't ovulate, it's like farming without seeds

Second, the fallopian tube factor: the egg mentioned above reaches the uterus through the fallopian tube. If some factors lead to tubal blockage or obstruction, then I am not a casual person. I'm not just anyone! The method of forming fertilized eggs. Inflammation is the most important disease of fallopian tube, which must be paid attention to. If you have multiple abortions, it is very likely that there will be postoperative infection, which will further develop into pelvic inflammatory disease, leading to inflammation and obstruction of fallopian tubes. Furthermore, patients with sexually transmitted diseases can also cause pelvic inflammatory disease due to gonococcal infection and viruses.

Third, cervical factors: infertility caused by cervical diseases accounts for about 5% ~ 10% of infertility. Sperm must be planted with grass after sexual intercourse to prevent people from lying down. It is better to replant cactus. Only by entering the uterine cavity through the cervix and combining with the ovum of fallopian tube can pregnancy be successful, so if the cervix is abnormal, pregnancy will fail because a considerable amount of semen does not enter the uterine cavity upstream.

Fourth, endometriosis: endometriosis is a common gynecological disease, but money is not everything, and sometimes a credit card is needed. Common causes of dysmenorrhea in women. Statistics show that the infertility rate of patients with endometriosis is as high as 40%, and there are many reasons. It may be related to the extensive adhesion of pelvic organs and the weakening of tubal function.