Childbearing at several years of age is easy to lead to infertility
In recent years, the problem of infertility has gradually increased among young couples. Many studies have shown that age is one of the important factors leading to female infertility. With the development of modern society, more and more women choose to marry later and have children later, which also increases the risk of infertility. The following is a detailed description of fertility at several years of age, which is likely to lead to infertility from four aspects.
Decreased function of reproductive organs
With the increase of age, the function of female reproductive organs will gradually decline. The number of ovarian reserve follicles gradually decreases, and the egg quality will also decrease. Compared with young women, it will be more difficult for older women to conceive. In addition, the thickness and quality of female endometrium may also be affected, thus affecting embryo implantation and development.
Infertility experts said that in some specific age groups, women's reproductive function declined more significantly. For example, between the age of 35 and 40 is the stage where women's fertility declines most. After the age of 40, fertility further weakens, even reaching the level of infertility.
Therefore, young couples should have family planning at an appropriate age to reduce the risk of infertility.
Abnormal hormone secretion
The normal function of female reproductive system depends on a series of hormone regulation. As women grow older, their hormone secretion will be inhibited. This may lead to incomplete follicular development or decreased egg quality, thus affecting fertilization and embryonic development. In addition, abnormal hormone secretion may also cause irregular menstruation, ovulation disorders and other problems, further increasing the risk of infertility.
Modern medicine has developed a series of treatment methods that can help regulate hormone levels, promote follicular development and ovulation. However, even if measures are taken, with the growth of age, it is difficult for women's hormone secretion to return to the level of their youth. Therefore, it is very important for women's health to arrange their childbearing time reasonably.
Chronic disease aggravation
The incidence of chronic diseases will increase with age. Some chronic diseases, such as hypertension and diabetes, may affect the reproductive system function of women, resulting in infertility. In addition, some drug treatments may also have a negative impact on fertility.
Some studies have shown that there is a close relationship between chronic diseases and infertility. For example, studies have shown that women with polycystic ovary syndrome are more likely to have infertility problems. Therefore, women should consult their doctors when planning their family, understand their own physical conditions, effectively treat chronic diseases, and reduce the risk of infertility.
Increased psychological pressure
In modern society, women have taken on more work and family responsibilities, and their psychological pressure has gradually increased. Psychological pressure will not only affect women's physical health, but also may have a negative impact on fertility.
Research has found that women who have been in a state of high tension and stress for a long time are more likely to have menstrual disorders, abnormal ovulation and other problems. In addition, psychological pressure may also reduce the success rate of implantation of fertilized eggs and increase the risk of miscarriage.
Therefore, women at childbearing age should reasonably plan their own life and work, reduce psychological pressure, and create a good environment for physical health.
summary
To sum up, childbearing at several years of age is likely to lead to infertility. The increase of age will lead to the decline of reproductive organ function and abnormal hormone secretion, increase the incidence of chronic diseases, increase psychological pressure, and thus increase the risk of infertility. Therefore, young couples should plan their family at an appropriate age, reasonably arrange their life and work, participate in regular physical examinations, timely discover and treat chronic diseases, reduce psychological pressure, improve fertility, and ensure their own and family health.
