How to get pregnant the fastest? It turns out you need to have three intercourses first

The Chinese New Year is coming soon, and many people want to have a monkey baby this year. How can you get pregnant quickly? I heard from a gynecologist that if a woman wants to get pregnant quickly, she needs to have "three connections" before she can have a baby. What are the three connections? Let's take a look.

The "three connections" refer to: the cervix must be open, the uterine cavity must be open, and the fallopian tube must be open! Open! Open! Open! Only when the three connections are connected can the sperm be ejaculated from the vagina to the cervix, swim to the uterine cavity, swim to the fallopian tube, and swim to the egg, allowing the egg to be hit by the "love sperm" in one shot! But what kind of obstacles will set up layers of barriers in these three connections?

The cervix should be open:

The obstetrician and gynecologist said that there was a "barren woman" (imperforated hymen) in the clinic. When the patient was 14 years old, because of imperforated hymen, she had abdominal distension during her first menstruation and had to go to the emergency room of the regional hospital. After that, she was married and had been infertile. The patient came to see Dr. Cai at the age of 39. At that time, the patient's vagina had been opened, but the direction of the cervix was different from that of other women, probably because of her congenital uterine malformation. It was almost an S-shape with many twists and turns. Later, after being referred to a medical center in the north for vaginal and cervical reconstruction surgery, Dr. Cai successfully helped her perform artificial reproduction, and she successfully became pregnant and gave birth to a son weighing 3,580 grams.

Uterine cavity atresia requires:

There is another bride from the mainland who married to Taiwan. Before marriage (not with her current husband), she had a history of 8 abortions (artificial abortions). After marriage, she has been infertile for 6 years. After a regional hospital HSG examination, it was found that the fallopian tubes were blocked, so she asked Dr. Cai to do IVF. During the treatment, a hysteroscopy was performed and severe uterine adhesions were found. It turned out that the patient's menstruation had not come for a long time. Even if it came, it was only one or two drops. After hysteroscopy, the adhesions on both sides were cut open, the contraceptive device was placed, and estrogen was given to treat the thickness of the endometrium. After 3 months, the contraceptive device was removed and IVF was performed. Then, a 3600 gram baby girl was successfully born at 40 weeks.

Fallopian tube obstruction requires:

It is not common to have fallopian tube obstruction, especially if there is a chlamydia or gonorrhea infection, which can cause the fallopian tube to become festered, blocked, or blocked due to water accumulation. If the fallopian tube is blocked, IVF is a natural choice.

The above are the possible causes of infertility due to "three obstructions". Many common cases in the infertility clinic include:

Severe uterine adhesions

I'm afraid it's Ashman syndrome.

Special reminder: If the adhesion of the uterine cavity is serious and causes amenorrhea, it is called "Asherman's Syndrome", which is a sequela of abortion. If the doctor is inexperienced during the abortion, and the "scraping" is too clean and too thorough, the basal layer of the endometrium is damaged, causing the two sides of the uterine wall to stick together. After that, there will be no menstruation, or the menstruation will flow back into the pelvic cavity, resulting in menstrual pain, or very little menstruation, or even no menstruation; in the long run, symptoms such as endometriosis and infertility will appear.

Doctors say that the treatment for Ashman syndrome is to use a hysteroscope to separate the uterine cavity, which can be cut with scissors or an electric knife; then place an IUD for three months, during which time estrogen needs to be taken to prevent adhesions from occurring again.