Many women, when preparing for pregnancy, often become anxious and unable to conceive. There are many factors that can affect a woman's fertility, and one of them is easily overlooked, which is her high body weight. So, does excessive weight affect pregnancy?
Excessive weight can affect pregnancy. This impact includes: being overweight indicates that women are overweight and have a higher fat content in their bodies. Women who are overweight have abnormal endocrine function, which is directly related to obesity. Once the endocrine system becomes abnormal and disordered, it can affect the regularity of women's menstrual cycles and reduce the chances of conception.
The impact of excessive weight on pregnancy, as well as abnormal ovulation, affects ovarian function. Once a woman's ovaries are damaged, the release of eggs is affected. It can be said that the heavier a woman's weight, the more severe her obesity situation will be, and the impact on the normal release of eggs will be greater. Excessive weight can also affect the development of eggs, leading to the appearance of unhealthy eggs and making it difficult to conceive.
Some women who are overweight are prone to abnormal symptoms of polycystic ovary syndrome. Some women pay close attention to their diet, but their bodies are still gaining weight, which may be an abnormality of polycystic ovary syndrome. If it is indeed polycystic ovary syndrome, the impact on pregnancy is significant, but not all overweight women cannot conceive successfully, and this needs to be clarified.
