No pregnancy during intercourse during ovulation: Discover the causes and solutions
1. Possible reasons
1. Decreased fertility of both parties: This may be one of the reasons why couples do not get pregnant. Some diseases, such as family planning surgery, diabetes, high blood pressure, etc., may affect women's fertility. Men may also have some diseases or other reasons that affect their fertility.
2. Insufficient sperm quantity and quality: If a man’s sperm quantity and quality are insufficient, it may affect a couple’s chance of pregnancy. Men need to exercise regularly and maintain a healthy diet and lifestyle to improve sperm count and quality.
3. Irregular menstruation in women: Irregular menstruation in women is also one of the reasons why couples do not get pregnant. For example, irregular menstrual cycles and vaginal bleeding in women may affect women's fertility.
2. Solution
1. Both parties conduct physical health examinations: If the couple does not become pregnant, it is recommended that both parties undergo physical health examinations, including the woman’s family planning surgery history, hormone tests, blood sugar, blood pressure and other tests, as well as the male’s sperm quantity and quality examination.
2. Adjust the frequency of sexual intercourse: If the couple does not get pregnant, it is recommended that both parties reduce the frequency of sexual intercourse, but do not prohibit or suppress themselves too much. Instead, it is recommended that both partners have regular sex and have frequent sex during the woman's ovulation period.
3. Improve the sexual environment: During a woman’s ovulation period, it is recommended that couples use condoms or take other safety measures to prevent sperm from meeting the woman’s egg. In addition, couples are advised to cleanse their bodies before sex to improve sperm quantity and quality.
4. Seek professional help: If couples still cannot conceive, it is recommended that they seek professional help, including seeing a doctor, artificial insemination, or adoption.
If a couple has had frequent sexual intercourse during the ovulation period but still does not get pregnant, it is recommended that they undergo a physical health check-up and take some possible solutions.