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Infertility can be an emotionally taxing situation for a couple that often leaves them feeling incomplete or unfortunate. Unlike what the term implies, infertility does not mean that the couple will never be able to have a child. As many as 15% couples are diagnosed with infertility, but only 1% to 2% of them are sterile, i.e., have a permanent inability to bear a child. Fertility problems are equally common in both men and women. In several cases, some problem is found to be present in both partners. Similarly, in about 15% of infertility cases no underlying cause can be found in spite of all tests and examinations
Articles related to Infertility
Male infertility
Male infertility refers to infertility in male humans. Male infertility is involved in a sexually paired couple's inability to conceive in a significant number of cases, with estimates ranging from 40-50%
Infertility in women
Infertility is inability to get pregnant after a year of unprotected sex.
Healthy sperm
Male fertility depends on sperm quality and quantity, which can be affected by a variety of things. There are steps you can take to maximize your fertility and make sure your sperm are top performers.
Semen analysis report
A semen analysis measures the amount of semen a man produces and determines the number and quality of sperm in the semen sample. Results of a semen analysis are usually available within a day. Normal values may vary from lab to lab.
Lazy sperms or low sperm motility
Poor motility means the sperm have a difficult time swimming toward their goal - the egg. Normal Sperm Motility is 40 % or more of the sperm are motile and mean sperm velocity is 20 (µm/s (micro meter / second)) or more. Asthenospermia is defined as less than 40 % motility, frequently with subnormal sperm velocity.
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Community Questions on Infertility
Infertility
Iam Murali from chennai, I got married before 1 year 7 months ago, But my wife is not yet conceived, My Sperm count is 50 Million, Normal count, what is the reason behind this?
infertility?
my husband rcently had a sperm test he has 99% abnormal sperm, but every thing else on the test is fine, as in normal count and everything else! i have a small case of polyscsytic ovarian syndrome do you think we will be able to have a baby?
infertility?
my husband rcently had a sperm test he has 99% abnormal sperm, but every thing else on the test is fine, as in normal count and everything else! i have a small case of polyscsytic ovarian syndrome do you think we will be able to have a baby?
problem of infertility
doctor my husband have infertility problem n whr we go doctors says to have a baby we hv to do ivf or iui treatment. we r prepared for it but we r confused to which doctor to choose who r good in this plz doctor help me.
What is infertility?
Hi doctor, what is infertility? Is infertility just a woman's problem?
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Drugs related to Infertility
Lisuride Maleate
-Prolactin induced infertility (males and females), menstrual irregularities, galactorrhea, premenstrual complaints,
-Parkinson's disease,
-Acromegaly.
Follicular Simulating Hormone
Males: Prepubertal cryptorchidism, hypogonadism due to pituitary insufficiency. Females: Infertility not due to primary ovarian failure (used with menotropins).
Chorionic Gonadotropin
Males: Prepubertal cryptorchidism, hypogonadism due to pituitary insufficiency. Females: Infertility not due to primary ovarian failure (used with menotropins).
Clomiphene Citrate
To treat ovulatory failure in women desiring pregnancy and whose partners are fertile and potent. Normal liver function and normal levels of endogenous estrogen are necessary criteria to clomiphene use. Investigational: Male infertility (controversial).
Dydrogesterone
Treatment pf progesterone deficiencies such as: Dysmenorrhea, endometriosis, secondary amenorrhea, irregular cycles, functional bleeding, premenstrual syndrome, threatened and habitual abortion with proven progesterone deficiency, infertility due to corpus luteum insufficiency.
-To counteract the effects of unopposed estrogen therapy on the endometrium e.g during HRT.
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