Consumption of Coffee is Difficult to Make a Woman Pregnant

Coffee is a lot of benefits. But alongside the benefits there are also things to watch. For women who want to quickly have a baby seems to have to rethink this caffeinated drink.

A recent study published in the British Journal of Pharmacology said the stimulant caffeine in coffee, damaging transport eggs from the ovary to the uterus, on Wednesday (25 / 5). Previous research has also shown consuming too much coffee can affect female fertility.

In a study of 9000 Dutch women found drinking more than four cups a day cut the chance of pregnancy by about a quarter or 25 percent. However, as reported by dailymail, the reason this research is the relationship remains a mystery.

In this new study, scientists do it in mice and showed caffeine inhibits oviduct contraction necessary to bring eggs to the uterus.

Stimulants can activate the pacemaker cells in the tube wall. These cells that coordinate the contraction of the tubes that move the egg into the uterus. This study indicates contraction play a greater role in the transport of eggs from the hair like cilia lining the oviduct.

Study leader Professor Sean Ward, from the University of Nevada at Reno, USA, said: "These findings further explain why drinking caffeine can reduce the chance of a woman to get pregnant." This provides interesting explanations of why women with high caffeine consumption often take much longer to conceive than women who did not consume caffeine."

This research also may help doctors treat pelvic inflammatory and sexually transmitted diseases. Other benefits can be enhanced his understanding of ectopic pregnancy, a painful condition with potentially life-threatening and produce embryos that develop in the oviduct. Ectopic pregnancy is a pregnancy, but the fetus was not attached to the uterine wall, but outside these walls.