Scientists from the University of Queensland in Australia made a curious discovery. It turns out that women who have reproductive health problems need physical training to increase their chances of getting pregnant, Human Reproduction Update reported.

After conducting a systematic review and meta-analysis of 18 studies for the years 2000-2018, scientists have found that women who are athletic and those who are being treated with assisted reproductive technology (ART) have a similar chance of becoming pregnant.

At the same time, fans of physical activity have higher chances to conceive a child in comparison with those who do not do sports and are not treated for infertility. Experts point out that a combination of aerobic and strength training can be useful for improving reproductive health.