According to the data provided by one of the recent researches ovules of the female experiencing obesity may turn to be unable to form embryos.

These women may need considerably greater period of time to become pregnant even in case they are still young and have no menstruation problems. The Australian Adelaide University researches decided to find out are there any changes in the ovules of the obese women that may have a negative impact on the ability to conceive a child.

Scientists have observed 96 women that contacted private clinics for the help in conception within the period from February 2006 up to April 2007. Scientists supervised by the doctor Rebecca Robker checked the hormones and metabolites level in the follicular liquid of the female ovaries throughout the ovules intake procedure.

The ovules features are considerably affected by the ovaries environment that they grow in. An abnormal fat level and the inflammation of the liquid around the ovaries were revealed in the women experiencing obesity. In case the follicular ovary environment is also changed than it commonly is shown in the increased metabolite and androgen activity level. All this has a negative effect on the ovules growth. According to doctor Robker fats change the ovule metabolism that is quite sensitive to any impact. Such changes affect the embryo formation negatively. Furthermore inflammation injures the ovules and thus the embryo in danger of death.

The scientists have concluded that the obesity causes the alterations in the ovules environment that in its turn lead to the conception problems.