What if I don’t get pregnant after having sex on the day of ovulation?

As we all know, if women want to get pregnant, they have to choose to have sex during the ovulation period. The chance of pregnancy is the highest at this time, but it does not mean that you will get pregnant if you have sex during the ovulation period, because women need to meet many conditions to get pregnant. If you still don’t get pregnant after having sex on the day of ovulation, you need to consider many factors, including factors of both husband and wife, especially the following reasons will directly lead to pregnancy failure.

What if I don’t get pregnant after having sex on the day of ovulation?

1. Poor egg quality

As mentioned earlier, women release a mature egg every month, but if the egg is of poor quality or not mature enough, it will affect the combination of egg and sperm, resulting in the phenomenon that women ovulate normally but do not become pregnant. In this case, even if you arrange to have sex, the chances of pregnancy will be relatively low.

It is recommended that women adjust their lifestyle three months before pregnancy and quit smoking and drinking. At the same time, if the quality of the eggs is not high, you can eat some bean foods appropriately. At the same time, you can use B-ultrasound to monitor ovulation, which allows you to more intuitively see whether the eggs are mature, and then arrange further intercourse.

2. Poor sperm quality

In addition to eggs, poor sperm quality and motility, or the presence of dead sperm or no sperm, can also lead to the inability of sperm and eggs to combine. Generally speaking, a normal sperm survival rate of 60%-70% is considered normal. If the sperm survival rate is lower than this value, it is considered to be low. This is also an important cause of male infertility, so it should be taken seriously.

It is recommended to eat foods rich in vitamins and protein in daily life. Among them, high-quality protein is the main raw material for the formation of semen, while vitamins provide raw materials for sperm, promote sperm production, enhance sperm motility and so on. Therefore, it is beneficial to sperm to supplement these elements reasonably in daily life.

3. Reproductive organ lesions

If women of childbearing age have lesions in their reproductive organs, such as endometriosis or other gynecological diseases. It may cause obstruction of the reproductive tract, preventing male sperm from entering, and affecting the combination of sperm and egg. This can also hinder women's conception and is one of the reasons why women ovulate but do not get pregnant.

In this case, it is recommended to do a good check-up before pregnancy. Not only female friends, but male friends should also do various examinations to ensure that the quality and vitality of sperm are not affected. If any problems are found, timely treatment and conditioning will be provided to maintain a healthy body, which is more conducive to eugenics and good parenting.