There is a VERY important relationship between your body's internal condition and your ability to get pregnant. If you have been struggling to conceive, there is a high probability that something inside of you is preventing you from doing so.

If you become aware of the parts of your body in charge of your pregnancy, you can detect any issue and fix it as soon as possible.

Doing this will save you from years of suffering and frustration and will get you in the right track to having a healthy baby.

This are the 4 most important elements you must keep an eye on:

1- Hymen

Hymen is a piece of tissue located at the entrance of the vagina that all woman are born with.

While most young girls have small openings in their hymen, a small percentage of girls may have imperforate hymen (also known as solid hymen). This causes the blood from their monthly period to back up behind the tissue and into the fallopian tube.

This phenomenon that occurs at a young age can provoke "Endometriosis", a MAJOR factor in female infertility. So, if as a child you had solid hymen, this may be the clue of what is going on.

2-The Cervix

The Cervix is a tight muscle-like tissue found in the lower part of the uterus. It has two functions, one is to protect the uterus from infections by producing a mucus barrier, The other one, and our main concern, is that it is designed to hold the baby in its place until the moment of delivery comes.

An incomplete cervix is a concern because if it is not tight enough, it can't hold the baby once he starts pressing against the cervix wall, and this can provoke a miscarriage.

3- The Uterus

Also known as the womb, it is a pear shaped organ designed to hold and nurture the baby for nine months while it develops inside the mother's body.

Many people believed that a woman with a retroverted uterus (it means that it is flopped forward) couldn't get pregnant. This is NOT true. However, there are some uterine malformations that can affect your ability to get pregnant and to maintain the embryon long enough to give birth to the baby.

The most common Uterus malformations are:

-Polyps: They are fibroid growths in the uterus that can interfere with your ability to conceive. They need to be removed in order to allow the embryo to attach to the uterine wall.

-Septate Uterus: This condition means there is a string of tissue called "septum" that partially or completely divides the inside of the uterus, limiting the space the embryo has to develop.

-Two Horn Uterus: An uterus with this malformation has one or two of its cavities narrower than normal. This abnormality is one of the main reasons of miscarriage, because once the embryo has certain size, it doesn't fit in the uterus as it should.

4- The Ovaries

The ovaries hold and protect the eggs needed to get pregnant. It is important to know that you are born with a limited amount of eggs and your body does not produce any more of them in the course of your life.

Some of these eggs are absorbed by the body and some are released monthly through your period.

If one or both of your ovaries are damaged or diseased at any time during your life, this could greatly reduce your chances of getting pregnant.

This are the 4 most important parts of your body you must keep an eye on to get pregnant fast and avoid trying in vain. In essence, if you suspect that what's keeping you from conceiving may be a physical issue, those are the elements you should check.