Most common problems to get pregnant – The dream of being a mother is valid and real regardless of circumstances. I have heard my sisters and friends repeatedly talk about whether they will have two or one and that they will enjoy their pregnancy in one way or another. It is a moment they are born expecting.
We know that it is a complex process full of variables that can threaten it, however, there are ways to control it and be aware of the chances that it will develop effectively.
In today’s article we present to you:
- Common problems getting pregnant
- Getting to know you is the first step: the Fertility test.
Most common problems to get pregnant:
- Very short or very long menstrual cycles: 35 days is very long and 21 days or less is very short
- polycystic ovaries
- hypothalamus dysfunction
- ovarian failure
- Endometriosis: uterine tissue that grows irregularly
- Age: from the age of 35, the rate of egg generation decreases and with it the probability of becoming pregnant and without the risk of a miscarriage
- smoking habit
- Overweight
- Having had Chlamydia or Gonorrhea
- Alcohol
Getting to know you is the first step: The fertility test
Infertility is a problem that affects 5% of the world population, which is why assisted conception processes and methods such as In Vitro fertilization have been promoted. If you are thinking of starting something like this, or simply want to know how likely it is to get pregnant and have an accurate estimate of your ovarian reserves, the Female Fertility Test is for you.
Just with a blood sample, without even having to fast, this test shows you the number of ovaries that your body produces and you can deduce, from that data, the possibility of getting pregnant with some assisted reproduction method or without it. The results are sent 7 days after taking the sample.
TO ACCESS THE FEMALE FERTILITY TEST CLICK HERE
ibrahim vicuna
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