What are the requirements for pregnancy

  After getting married, people definitely want to have a baby, but some couples suffer from infertility and need to go to the hospital for timely examination. However, it should be noted that both men and women need to be examined, as if one party has problems, it can lead to infertility. So, what are the requirements for pregnancy?

  

What are the requirements for pregnancy1

  If a man wants to successfully conceive, he must have a sufficient number of sperm, and the quality of the sperm must also be up to standard. A woman's ovaries need to produce normal mature eggs. Moreover, the reproductive tracts of both men and women must be unobstructed, such as the male's vas deferens not being blocked and the female's fallopian tubes being unobstructed, in order to give eggs a chance to meet and successfully fertilize.

  After successful fertilization, the fertilized egg must smoothly enter the female's uterine cavity before it can implant. The environment inside the female uterus should be suitable for the implantation and development of the fertilized egg, otherwise, if implantation is unsuccessful, pregnancy cannot be achieved.

  Having sexual intercourse is only possible when a woman is ovulating. To become pregnant, it is necessary to have sexual intercourse a few days before and after ovulation, in order for sperm and egg to meet. Male sperm can survive in the female reproductive tract for up to 3 days, while eggs can survive for 1 day after being released. Women can find the ovulation date by using ovulation test strips and measuring basal body temperature, and have sex before and after ovulation.

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