Patient's question:
What is congenital infertility? What are the factors of congenital infertility in women? What is congenital infertility? What are the factors of congenital infertility in women?Doctor's answer:
In recent years, with the continuous development of society, the rate of infertility and subfertility among the childbearing population in our country has been on the rise, with an increasing number of individuals experiencing congenital infertility. Congenital infertility refers to primary infertility, where a childbearing couple lives together for a year, has normal sexual life, and has never taken any contraceptive measures but fails to conceive. Among these cases, infertility caused by congenital factors is termed congenital infertility.There are many reasons for female congenital infertility, such as:
- Congenital absence of ovaries or insufficient ovarian function;
- Reproductive tract malformations, such as hymen atresia, absence of a vagina, absence of the uterus, transverse vaginal septum, or cervical stenosis, which may cause difficulties in intercourse or obstruct sperm from entering the uterus;
- Embryo implantation disorders: Mainly due to abnormalities in the uterine muscle layer or endometrium, such as a smaller uterus or underdevelopment of other reproductive organs, which can all affect embryo implantation.