Infertility diagnosis can be devastating. With more couples now being diagnosed with infertility, there is no denying the time is now to work to change how we educate and manage fertility health. This write-up teaches about the top main causes of infertility and the natural remedy options you have to tackle them successfully.

In most cases, be a couple will be given an infertility diagnosis, it usually mean they have gone through extensive fertility testing. What couples may not know however is that there are often natural options to help correct many fertility problems. We have several articles dedicated to aiding couples who have been diagnosed with infertility.

At Plan B Wellness, we are dedicated to providing information on natural options for healing and restoring healthy fertility in both male and female.

There are actually 2 types of infertility as explained below;

Primary infertility which is defined as a couple that has not been able to conceive after trying for a year or more of unprotected intercourse.
Secondary infertility is defined as couples who have had children previously, but are unable to achieve another pregnancy.

Let us look at the Top 11 causes of infertility

1. Ovulation Disorder

There are a variety of reasons a woman may have no ovulation or irregular ovulation cycles. Hormonal imbalance is the number one reason women have ovulation disorders. There are many factors which play a role in regulating the menstrual cycle. When the delicate communication between the pituitary gland, the ovaries and the follicles does not work properly, ovulation cannot occur. Below are some reasons why hormonal imbalance may occur, causing ovulation disorder:

Poor egg health – Problems with one or more of the endocrine glands
Poor nutrition
Stress
Xenohormones
Poor lifestyle choices
Low Body Weight
Obesity
Long-term use of fertility medications containing hormones, for example birth control.
Genetic predisposition



2. Low Sperm Count

There are couples who are battling with infertility today as a result of low sperm count from the man. It has been found that 20 million sperm/ml or more is a healthy sperm count. Anything less than that is determined low sperm count. Low sperm count may be due to some or a combination of the following reasons:

Poor lifestyle choices; smoking, drinking alcohol, poor diet, stress, environmental pollution, EMF’s, tight clothing.
Antisperm antibodies
Genetic predisposition
Damage to the reproductive organs -Illness, for example...read more at https://planbwellness.com/causes-of-infertility/