In modern society, people face great pressure in their lives, and most young people choose to marry and have children later. Late marriage and childbirth can indeed provide more time to accumulate wealth, but there is no advantage in terms of pregnancy and childbirth. More and more women are unable to conceive normally, resulting in infertility problems. Is the ability to conceive inherited from the mother?
The ability of women to conceive is indeed related to genetics. For example, if their mother has genetic abnormalities and they give birth to themselves after treatment, they may inherit the mother's genes in this area in the future and may also need treatment during the reproductive process. Moreover, it has been discovered through research that the older a mother gives birth to herself, the higher the likelihood of inheritance.
Except for genetic infertility factors, other aspects are not inherited, such as infertility caused by physiological diseases, which will not be passed on to the next generation. The reasons for low fertility are very complex, so it is difficult to say whether they are hereditary or not, and it needs to be determined based on the actual situation.
In order to avoid being affected during the process of preparing for pregnancy, it is recommended that couples go to the hospital for pre pregnancy examinations. If there are genetic problems, they can be detected and intervened for treatment in a timely manner. Moreover, couples preparing for pregnancy also need to maintain a positive mindset. If their emotions fluctuate too much or they feel anxious about pregnancy, it may also affect a woman's fertility.
