Hyun Bin and Oppa are Sa's male idol. He is handsome, not to mention superb in acting. From "My Name is Kim Sam-soon" to "Secret Garden", Sa's computer still has these two classics, and she has watched them countless times!

Even though Sister Sa is usually carefree, she also likes to admire handsome brothers, right?

I think back then, the happiest thing in college was lying lazily on the bed and watching a romantic Korean drama about a handsome oppa, with all the girls in the dormitory gathered around, with stars in their eyes!

Hyun Bin Oppa is Sister Sa’s male idol. He is handsome not to mention his superb acting skills. From " My name is Kim Sam Soon " to " Secret Garden ", Sister Sa still has these two classics in her computer. Watch I don’t know how many times! Coupled with the beauty of Son Ye Jin and , when this pair of CPs were officially announced, it was hard to explain without being incompatible!

What makes people even more envious is that they are handsome men and beautiful women, and they are also very efficient in making babies. After their honeymoon here, they happily announced their pregnancy over there!

On June 27, Son Yejin posted on social platforms to announce the good news:

She wrote: "I am living a good life. I want to convey good news to everyone today. We have ushered in a new life. This is something worthy of gratitude. , will protect the precious lives that come to us!”

As soon as the news came out, netizens who had been bumping into CP for the couple’s marriage even said: is so excited, this is the CP that I’ve bumped into the most! A successful couple!

I have to say that even if the efficiency of creating people is not a hit, it is still extremely high!

My husband is so handsome and so happy. He is already the envy of others, and now we are about to welcome the fruit of their love. Hey, we really only have envy and blessings for him! After all, some sisters in

said that my family and I have been working overtime to create people for three years, and there is still no movement. This speed cannot be kept up by even a rocket!

Regarding the "speed of making people", what Sister Sa wants to say is:

There are only a few people who can "hit it in one hit" when it comes to pregnancy. But if you are really diligent and conscientious, working overtime normally without taking any measures, and there has been no movement for three years, then you really need to find out the reason!

Let me first talk about a term called " normal fertility ".

Fertility represents the probability of conception after 1 menstrual cycle. Because it is commonly used to distinguish different degrees of infertility, this concept often appears in research on infertility.

For example, a study once investigated the conception time of 5574 normal women. These women all had unprotected sex and became pregnant between 1946 and 1956.

Also 85% of women conceive within 12 months. During the first 3 months of observation, fertility was 0.25, falling to 0.15 during the subsequent 9 months.

• Another study of 200 healthy couples who desired pregnancy also observed a decrease in fertility from 0.25 in the first 3 months of the observation period to 0.11 in the subsequent 9 months. 82% of couples conceived within 12 months.

• A study conducted in China reported that among 518 newlywed textile workers aged 20-34 who planned pregnancy, about 50% conceived within 2 menstrual cycles and 88% conceived within 6 months. Monthly fertility ranges from 0.30-0.35.
• A European prospective study investigated 346 natural family planning users who tried to conceive. The estimated cumulative probabilities of conception at 1, 3, 6, and 12 months for the entire group were 38%, 68%, 81%, and 92%, respectively. The researchers hypothesized that after 6 months, 50% of the remaining couples were likely to be subfertile or infertile.

Looking at these data, you will find that although these studies confirm that most (80%-90%) apparently normal couples will conceive within 1 year of trying to conceive, they also show that the fertility of the same group progresses with time and the age of the woman. Increase and decrease.

Moreover, patients who are not pregnant after 12 months generally have lower fertility.

However, 5%-15% of seemingly normal couples will become pregnant within the second year of trying to conceive, so after 24 months of trying to conceive, 95% of couples will conceive.

Generally speaking, women under 30 years old, women with a history of infertility less than 2 years ago, women with a previous pregnancy history, and those without fallopian tube disease, anovulation, endometriosis, or male infertility in their partners For women who do not rely on treatment, the prognosis is best.

Even if we say that "infertility" is a relatively common problem, what everyone needs to remember is:

Infertility involves both couples, not a single individual.

What we call infertility is often defined as the failure to conceive after 12 months of regular sexual intercourse without contraception in a couple under the age of 35, and infertility in a couple over the age of 35 without contraception. Although she had regular sex, she failed to conceive after 6 months.

Therefore, Sister Sa often advises young couples who are so nervous and anxious that they can’t sleep after just two months of trying and not getting pregnant, how many times have you done this? right? Try more!

Among the causes of infertility, in addition to female factors, there are also male factors.

It is reported that in developed countries, 37% of infertile couples have female factor infertility, 8% have male factor infertility, and 35% have both male and female factors. The cause was unknown in 5% of couples, and 15% became pregnant during the study period.

Therefore, research shows that when "infertility" is mentioned, one should not immediately assume that it is caused by "something wrong with the woman."

It’s like the case Sister Sa told you before. After three years of marriage, the man didn’t get pregnant. The man complained all day long that his wife was “unsatisfied with her stomach.” As a result, the wife got divorced in anger, and a year later she had a fat baby with someone else. Boy!

At this time, everyone knew, oh, it turned out to be a male varicocele .

Sometimes, some causes of infertility are easy to identify, such as male azoospermia, which means that although the male can ejaculate, there is no tadpole to use. In this case, a tadpole test is enough.

There are also long-term amenorrhea or bilateral fallopian tube obstruction in women, which can also be detected by judging the menstrual history, salpingography and other methods.

However, for most couples' infertility reasons, is often not so clear .

For example, if you check the man, the number of tadpoles may be reduced, but not completely absent; although the woman has scanty menstruation, she ovulates in certain menstrual cycles; the woman may have partially blocked fallopian tubes; or the menstrual history may indicate intermittent ovulation.

Therefore, when it comes to specifically evaluating these factors, it is still necessary to accept the opinions of professionals to weigh these findings or prioritize these findings, and then consider specific solutions.

In fact, once the cause of infertility can be determined, the next step can be to implement treatments aimed at correcting the reversible causes and overcoming the irreversible factors. Such methods as drug treatment, surgery and/or intrauterine insemination or in vitro fertilization.

Of course, couples who plan to have children should also take good care of their fertility, such as adjusting their lifestyle, such as quitting smoking, reducing excessive caffeine and alcohol intake, and arranging appropriate timing and frequency of sex. .

talks about envying others, but he can’t do nothing. If he really has to wait three years and wastes a lot of energy and cannot catch up with his luck, then let modern science and medicine help him get pregnant. Even a stupid bird can fly first!

References:

[1]Practice Committee of tAmerican Society for Reproductive Medicine. Definitions of infertility and recurrent pregnancy loss. Fertil Steril 2008; 90:S60.

[2]GUTTMACHER AF. Factors affecting normal expectancy of conception. J Am Med Assoc 1956; 161:855.

[3]Zinaman MJ, Clegg ED, Brown CC, et al. Estimates of human fertility and pregnancy loss. Fertil Steril 1996; 65:503.

[4]Wang X, Chen C, Wang L, et al. Conception, early pregnancy loss, and time to clinical pregnancy: a population-based prospective study. Fertil Steril 2003; 79:577.

[5]Gnoth C, Godehardt D, Godehardt E, et al. Time to pregnancy: results of the German prospective study and impact on the management of infertility. Hum Reprod 2003; 18:1959.