This Five Triggers Infertility Women

Fertility problems are always a sensitive issue for many women. Especially for those who have problems in terms of reproduction.Therefore, it is important for you to know what triggers infertility. As reported from Oprah.com, Doctor Geoffrey Sher, founder of the Sher Institutes of Reproductive Medicine, which has developed a reproductive medicine and research, reveals five things the most common triggers infertility in women.
1. Damaged or closing the fallopian tubesThe most common triggers in women ketidaksubran is damaged or the closing of the fallopian tube. This inhibits the cell meets the egg and sperm cells. One possible cause is a sexually transmitted disease like chlamydia and gonorrhea.
2. EndometriosisEndometriosis is a condition when the uterus lining grows outside the uterus that cause scarring, pain and heavy bleeding, also can damage the fallopian tubes and ovaries.
The emergence of a minimal amount of endometriosis in the pelvis, is believed to affect fertility by releasing toxic substances that may reduce the potential for the egg to be fertilized sperm cells.
3. Damage to the ovariesDamaged ovaries may also cause infertility.Diseases such as pelvic inflammatory disease or endometriosis, can make the ovaries in an abnormal position or form a barrier, thereby reducing the ability to "take" an egg during ovulation.

4. Ovulation is not normalAbnormal Ovulation is also a common cause of female infertility. Some women do not even ovulate at all. Meanwhile, others ovulated too early or too late in their cycles, and this greatly affects pregnancy occurs and survival. Fertility usually begins to decline after age 35. In addition, it is believed that the quality of eggs decreases with age due to diminished capacity of egg meiosis by the aging process.Woman's egg quality is one of the main determinants of pregnancy. A woman also can not get pregnant because of illness, surgery or infection that has damaged her womb lining. Damage can be caused by scar tissue or tumors, such as fibroids, which can prevent the embryos develop properly.
5. The shape and size of the uterus is not normalAbnormalities in the size and shape of the uterus can also cause infertility problems.Sometimes women are born with abnormally shaped uterus as a result of exposure to certain drugs while their pregnant mothers. A classic example of this disorder is the womb 'form of T', ie the size of the uterus and uterine cavity is significantly smaller than the size of a normal uterus.