The process to get pregnant could be quite complex. If you are facing issues trying to conceive, there might be a possibility that you could be suffering from infertility. From this article, you will better understand the common fertility problems that couples face and how to resolve them.

• Problems in the uterus

Some of the most common problems that exist within the uterus include fibroids, polyps, adhesions within the uterine cavity or uterine septum. Out of these issues, fibroids and polyps can take place at any given time. However, congenital abnormalities within the uterus are present from birth. To overcome such issues, you will need to go through a surgical procedure. Hysteroscopy is the best surgical procedure to manage these cases.

• Problems with ovulation

There could multiple reasons why you might have difficulty ovulating or releasing eggs into the fallopian tubes. Factors such as eating disorders, hormonal imbalances, chronic stress, thyroid conditions, substance abuse, and pituitary tumors are some of the common reasons that give rise to ovulation problems. There are certain lifestyle factors, such as stress, that we can avoid are within our control to maintain a healthy body and mind, to increase your chances of pregnancy. It is also advisable to seek help from a doctor to determine other underlying health conditions.

• Problems with fallopian tubes

Tubal factor infertility may occur when the fallopian tubes are damaged, misshaped, or blocked, resulting in the sperm not being able to meet and fertilize the egg. Common causes of tubal factor infertility could be due to infection, endometriosis, pelvic inflammatory disease, sexually transmitted infections, previous surgery or even ectopic pregnancy.

• Problems with eggs in ovaries

All women are born along with eggs needed for their lifetime and when you reach puberty, you would be left with about 300,000 to 400,000 eggs. Due to various factors such as lifestyle habits etc., the supply of these eggs could run out even before you hit menopause. There may be a genetic disposition for these cases.

Now you are aware about the most common fertility problems, you would be able to make more informed choices on the treatment options available to you.  Thus, it is always strongly encouraged to work with a professional doctor to find out more about your underlying health conditions.

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