Infertility Tips
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  Infertility Tips
When a couple tries to conceive for a year or more while engaging in regular, unprotected 
sexual activity but cannot do so, they are said to be experiencing infertility.
About a third of the time, male causes cause infertility, and about a third of the time, female 
factors are to blame. In other cases, the etiology is either gender-specific or unknown.
The root causes of female infertility are not always easy to pin down. Depending on the 
underlying reason for infertility, various therapies may be attempted. Without medical 
intervention, many infertile couples become pregnant.
Causes 
The inability to conceive after 12 months of trying is the accepted definition of infertility. 
When a person of either sex meets this criterion, we say they are infertile.
Male-specific factors
The following factors typically bring on male infertility:
Issues with Sperm and Semen
The milky fluid known as 
semen is made up of fluid 
and sperm and is released 
from the penis during 
ejaculation. The prostate 
gland, seminal vesicle, and 
other genitourinary glands 
produce the fluid. The testes 
are responsible for making 
the sperm. The ejaculate 
contains sperm, and semen 
aids their journey to the egg. 
Causes that lead to them 
include:-
• A medical issue, such as 
an infection in the 
testicles, cancer, or the 
need for surgery.
• Causes of overheated testicles include working in hot locations, using saunas and hot 
tubs, wearing tight clothing, and having an undescended testicle or varicocele.
• In cases of ejaculatory dysfunction, semen may be ejaculated into the bladder instead of 
the urethra.
• Due to a hormonal imbalance, for instance, in the case of hypogonadism, testosterone 
levels may drop.
Female-specific factors
Obstructive ovulation syndrome
The monthly release of an egg is called ovulation. It is possible that the eggs are never 
released or that they are released exclusively during specific cycles.
Disorders of ovulation may result from:
• Hyperprolactinemia: High prolactin levels outside of pregnancy and lactation may 
interfere with ovulation and fertility in women.
• The trouble with the thyroid: 
Hormonal imbalances caused 
by an overactive or 
underactive thyroid gland can 
prevent ovulation from 
occurring.
• Polycystic ovarian syndrome 
(PCOS) is a hormonal disorder 
that prevents or delays 
ovulation and is associated 
with irregular or prolonged 
menstrual bleeding.
• Eggs can get stuck from the 
ovary to the uterus or fallopian 
tubes if there are any issues 
with either. Natural conception 
may be more challenging if the 
egg does not move around.
Contributing Factors
Both men and women can be more susceptible to infertility if they have specific risk factors. 
Among these are:
Smoking
Both men and women who smoke are at a far higher risk of infertility, and smoking may 
reduce the success of reproductive treatments. Pregnancy can be lost if the mother smokes. 
Researchers have found a correlation between passive smoking and decreased fertility.
Chemotherapy
 Chemotherapeutic medicines can cause ovarian failure or drastically lower sperm count.
 Radiation
 As the danger of infertility rises if this is directed at the reproductive organs, it is important 
to keep a safe distance. Chlamydia is an STI that can harm a woman's fallopian tubes and a 
man's scrotum. Several sexually transmitted diseases can cause infertility.
Beginning around 35, a woman's fertility may begin to decline slowly. According to a Reliable 
Source, male fertility declines dramatically after age 40.
Treatment of infertility in both sexes
Conceiving is more difficult for certain couples. A woman may take ovulation-stimulating 
drugs before attempting any of the following to improve her chances of getting pregnant:
The IUI (intrauterine insemination)
The sperm is inserted into the uterus via a long, thin tube by a medical professional.
Vitro fertilisation (IVF)
Vitro fertilisation (IVF) is a form of ART (ART). After the stimulation period, the eggs are 
collected, and sperm are introduced to the eggs in a petri dish. Sperm are responsible for 
fertilising eggs—a medical professional places one of the fertilised eggs (embryo) inside the 
woman's uterus.
Treatment with intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI)
It's a lot like in vitro fertilisation. Each egg is fertilised by a single sperm injected into it by an 
embryologist (a highly trained lab technician), and then a doctor places the embryo in the 
uterus.
Alternative Recommending Techniques
Donor eggs, sperm, and embryos are all options for couples trying to conceive. Some teams 
must use a surrogate or gestational carrier. This individual consents to carry your baby to 
term and give birth to your child.
Dr. Shilpa Bhandari is a highly experienced IVF specialist in Indore Madhya Pradesh and 
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