This was a very interesting reading. Upon first glance, I did not immediately see the typical astrological constants for infertility, which is the native’s main presenting complaint. However, there are very interesting combinations present within this chart that indeed point in that direction.

Moon square Venus

Moon/Venus is the specific combination of the womb and the female reproductive system. While it does not denote anything malevolent by itself, its presence is still noteworthy. When a normal part of the body is being highlighted within the chart of a person, this is usually an indication that there is some problem manifesting within that part of the body. Thus, the Moon/Venus combination may signify that a female reproductive health issue will manifest in the native’s life.

Moon opposite Saturn

Moon/Saturn does not denote female reproductive concerns, per se. Rather, it is a combination that suggests that the native is likely to be prone to chronic health issues inherited from her mother’s side of the family. The native may well have inherited some of her female reproductive complaints from her maternal lineage.

Moon parallel Mars

This is not an astrological constant for infertility. However, as the significatrix of the womb, the Moon prefers to be in moist conditions that are conducive to fertility – and the same is true for Venus. Therefore, when the Moon is afflicted by Mars, this may manifest as the native having a “dry womb”, or one that does not readily hold onto or support the vital life necessary in order to conceive.

Moon/Venus afflicted by Neptune

Moon afflicted by Neptune does not by itself denote infertility. Nor does Venus afflicted by Neptune denote infertility, when considered in isolation. Resultantly, I was quite confused by this configuration at first until I decided to view the configuration as Moon/Venus as a combination afflicted by Neptune. When it is viewed from this perspective, this can be read as the womb (Moon/Venus) lacking vitality and constitutional vigor (Neptune), which may result in disappointing attempts at conception and, ultimately, in infertility.

Venus parallel Sun

Whenever a planet is in any hard aspect combination with the Sun, the part of the body that is ruled by the planet concerned will be highlighted within the life of the native. Venus governs the womb. Therefore, this parallel between Venus and the Sun indicates that the native’s womb and overall female reproductive system will be a major focal point for her health.

Venus quincunx Uranus

Venus/Uranus is the astrological constant for an erratic sperm and egg count. It is a combination that corresponds with experiencing volatile shifts and changes within one’s menstrual cycle, which further emphasizes the reproductive health difficulties that the native is likely to face in this lifetime. Venus/Uranus is very often found within the charts of people who present with infertility as their major health complaint, especially if there are multiple corroborating factors within the chart to support this assessment.

Mercury square Pluto

Mercury/Pluto is often found within the charts of people who cannot have children, especially if there are other supporting planetary combinations that also denote reproductive problems. The other combination involving Mercury that denotes possible infertility is Mercury/Saturn.