In normal procedures of pregnancy, even one problem can bring difficulties in giving a birth. The causes can be classified into causes from male and female.
Roughly 40% of subfertility couples fail to have a baby due to a cause of male and the semen analysis shows outcomes including aspermia, spermacrasia, decrease of sperm motility, and teratospermia. The fundamental causes of such male subfertility are closed sperm route, sexual dysfunction, abnormal components of sperm, or unknown cause.
About 40% of subfertility couples fail to have a baby due to a cause of female, and the causes of female subfertility are ovulatory disorder, closed fallopian tubes, abnormality in uterine cavity, abnormality in pelvic cavity, abnormal mucus from endocervix and immunologic causes.
10% of subfertility couples are derived from causes of both sides.