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Infertility is defined as the inability of a woman to get pregnant even after having frequent intercourses for at least a year. Most couple indulge in unprotected sex 2-3 times a week to be able to conceive. But, when pregnancy does not occur even after one year, and after diagnosis, the woman is confirmed to have a certain problem, she should get treated or seek medical help. It is important to note that female infertility is not always the reason for the woman not getting pregnant; infertility can be a result from problems in the man, the woman, or both the partners. A woman should not be considered infertile without proper medical diagnosis. To understand if a woman is infertile or not, proper diagnosis is of utmost importance.
Infertility is a common phenomenon and it is increasing with the changing lifestyle and habits . According to a report by the Indian Society of Assisted Reproduction, 10-14% of the Indian population suffers from infertility. According to some estimates, this amounts to roughly one in every six couples in urban India.
Diagnosis for female infertility involves a detailed evaluation to identify the underlying cause. The doctor begins with a complete medical, menstrual, and pregnancy history, followed by a physical and pelvic examination.
Blood tests are done to check hormone levels, ovarian reserve, thyroid function, and ovulation status. Imaging tests like pelvic ultrasound and HSG help assess the uterus and fallopian tubes.
In some cases, laparoscopy is recommended to detect conditions such as endometriosis, fibroids, or blocked tubes that may affect fertility.
Treatment depends on the cause and may involve medication, surgery, non-surgery, or ART.
Fertility medications like gonadotropins and Clomid induce ovulation; types include FSH, hMG, and hCG.
Surgery helps correct abnormally shaped uterus, remove fibroids, or unblock fallopian tubes.
Egg freezing preserves eggs for future use and is often combined with IVF.
ART includes IVF, IUI, ICSI, and intrafallopian transfers (ZIFT, GIFT) for fertilization assistance.
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Still haven’t found the solution?Female infertility contributes to almost two third of fertility cases in India. The key is to understand the common causes of female infertility and know how to identify them. In women over 35 years, age is the most prevalent cause for female infertility. But in recent times, PCOS has emerged to be another common reason for female infertility. Women suffering from these factors often face difficulty in conceiving. They need to seek medical help to find out the underlying cause and get treated in time. Pristyn Care in Chennai is a pioneering and reliable clinic which has over the years accomplished a successful journey of helping many couples achieve pregnancy. At Pristyn Care, Chennai clinic, you can get in touch with some of the best doctors who can help you embark on this beautiful journey of motherhood and parenting with the safest and the most suitable treatment that best suits your health condition.
1. What is the main reason for my infertility?
2. Is the problem only with me or also with my partner?
3. Can my fertility be treated with medicines?
4. Are there any lifestyle modifications that might help me get pregnant?
5. If the infertility cause is unclear, which line of treatment do you recommend?
6. What are my chances of pregnancy with these treatment methods?
7. What is the guarantee that I will conceive with this treatment?
8. How does IUI/ IVF work?
9. Can IUI/ IVF lead to multiple babies?
10. What are our treatment options, and how much do they cost?
11. What are my payment options?
We have several experienced and highly rated doctors for Female Infertility Treatment in Chennai. Some of our top specialists include: Dr. Sujatha (22 Years Experience Overall), etc.
Infertility can be treated with medicine, surgery, artificial insemination, or assisted reproductive technology. Many times these treatments are combined. In most cases infertility is treated with drugs or surgery.
It is a sign of reproductive problems. Common problems with a woman’s reproductive organs, like uterine fibroids, endometriosis, and pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) can worsen with age and also affect fertility. These conditions might cause the fallopian tubes to be blocked, so the egg can’t travel through the tubes into the uterus.
No, infertility cannot be checked and confirmed at home. To confirm, a woman needs to undergo prescribed blood tests, X-ray, ultrasound scan, and also chlamydia test at times.
Female infertility results from multiple factors such as genetic, environmental, and psychological to more specific and physical obstructions in the uterus, ovaries, or the fallopian tubes of the reproductive system.
Depending on the nature and diagnoses of the specific infertility factor, the treatment may vary from three months to one year.
No. While many people have a belief around this, it is a pure myth. Masturbation has no direct or indirect association with infertility.
Yes. PCOS is a syndrome that results from hormonal imbalance. And since ovulation is directly linked with hormones, PCOS does affect a woman’s fertility. However, it can be finely managed with strict lifestyle changes and medical assistance at the right time.
Yes, smoking reduces the chances of fertility in both males and females. Data records that women who smoke find it difficult to conceive as effortlessly as women who don’t smoke. Therefore, if you are planning pregnancy, we suggest you limit or quit it as soon as possible.
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