Not Pregnant? 5 Big Reasons Why You Cannot Conceive Even If You're Trying Hard

Have you been trying to have a baby, but you're still not getting pregnant? While millions of married women go through the same problem, the good news is that, in most cases, infertility can be managed and completely reversed. Its causes can be a combination of factors, but below are some of the biggest reasons as to why you cannot conceive even if you're trying hard:

1. You're Not Getting Pregnant Because Of Endometriosis

At least half of women with endometriosis also suffer from infertility problems and its cause is still undetermined, per Women's Health. The condition is associated with pain that affects the uterus and the pelvis, especially during a woman's menstrual cycle or intercourse.

The only way for this to go away is to get a proper diagnosis and treatment, where sometimes a surgery may be necessary. Get yourself checked and tested so that doctors can help with a treatment plan that could restore your chances of getting pregnant.

2. You're Not Getting Pregnant Because Of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)

PCOS is hard to detect with just one test because the symptoms vary. Since, this is a condition controlled by the hormones, the issues differ from women to women.

However, at least 70 percent of women suffering PCOS have a hard time getting pregnant, per the PCOS Foundation. The best treatment and to improve chances of pregnancy, a lifestyle and diet change is advised. Fertility medications might also be necessary, so it's best to get yourself checked for proper medical advise.

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3. You're Not Getting Pregnant Because Of Weight Issues

If you're overweight or underweight, you're likely to experience problems with conceiving a baby as this can affect your ovulation. The best solution is to follow a healthy diet plan and include exercise in your routines.

You have to make sure your body is fit, so that it functions properly. It might also be necessary to take supplements, such as Vitamin D, fish oil, CoQ10 probiotics to ensure the health of your eggs, per Parenting.

4. You're Not Getting Pregnant Because He's Got Fertility Issues

A third of conception problems is due to the fact that the male partner has problems with sperm, per Baby Center. To determine this, your partner should be tested by either a urologist or a specialist in reproduction who can recommend the proper treatments.

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5. You're Not Getting Pregnant Because You Are Stressed And Sleep-Deprived

Being stressed and having little sleep can affect your hormones and keep your immune systems low. Thus, your body is weaker and this can also affect your ovulation.

Reduce the problem by eliminating the stressors that you have control over, such as changing your routines or adjusting your day-to-day workload and activities, said gynecologist Tore Henriksen, via Science Nordic. "No amount of sperm will make a difference if the woman's body hasn't released an egg," he added.