Sexual intercourse is not deep during ovulation period
In this article, we’ll explore the factors that may lead to infertility during ovulation and provide some advice to help couples better protect their reproductive health.
Sperm quantity and quality
In sexual life, the quantity and quality of sperm are one of the key factors affecting pregnancy. Generally speaking, men will discharge a large amount of seminal fluid before sexual intercourse, which contains a certain amount of sperm. However, only some sperm can enter the female reproductive tract and combine with the egg to form a fertilized egg. Therefore, the quantity and quality of sperm are one of the key factors affecting pregnancy.
Women’s reproductive tract health
The female's reproductive tract is where sperm and eggs meet, so the health of a woman's reproductive tract also has a great impact on the chance of pregnancy. If there are problems such as inflammation and infection in the female reproductive organs, it may affect the survival and motility of sperm, thus reducing the chance of pregnancy.
The process of forming a fertilized egg
The formation process of a fertilized egg is very complex and requires the interaction of a series of factors. During sexual intercourse, sperm needs to combine with a woman’s egg to form a fertilized egg. If there are any obstacles in the process of fertilized egg formation, such as insufficient sperm quantity, sperm quality problems, incorrect fertilized egg binding position, etc., it may cause the fertilized egg to fail to implant successfully, leading to pregnancy failure.
What measures should couples take
In order to avoid pregnancy failure, couples can take the following measures:
1. Take safety measures: Using safety measures during sex, such as using condoms, oral emergency contraceptive pills, etc., can reduce the risk of pregnancy.
2. Monitor body temperature: Women can monitor their fertility by measuring body temperature. Generally speaking, women are likely to become pregnant when their body temperature rises to 37.8 degrees Celsius.
3. Regular physical examinations: Regular physical examinations, especially regular examinations of reproductive organs, can help couples better understand their physical health.