Woman Infertility
How To Solve Infertility
To solve the infertility must be borne in mind three major points:
- Infertility is a couple and usually both men and women have some abnormality that impedes achieving pregnancy
- Infertility is not a disease but a consequence of one or more diseases
- If not diagnosed that causes infertility, it becomes incurable
Normally a couple that want to have children achieve pregnancy within six months if not planned and if man and wife are healthy.
In woman there are times when pregnancy is possible and times when it is not possible. The period of greatest fertility is during the day they are expected to occur ovulation and 3 days before and after. We must add a few additional days under options, but which can also happen because the pregnancy healthy sperm can live up to 72 hours in the female genital tract.
Achieving Pregnancy
- Usually the pregnancy is achieved easily in a couple heals before 6 months. Increase the likelihood of success in having sex on ovulation or close to it as shown in the chart above.Since not all women have the same cycles, it is assumed that the day of ovulation for the cycle time divided by 2. For example, for a 28-day cycle, ovulation is assumed for 14 days. For a cycle of 26 days, it is assumed for 13 days, and so on.Additionally, during the most fertile women produce much of ferohormonas (hormones of sexual attraction) so men feel more attracted. Also, the basal temperature of women increases ovulation and the occurrence of cervical mucus becomes filante (Mucous) 3 or 4 days before ovulation.
- If pregnancy is not achieved before one years there will changes in safety that prevents pregnancy.
- Usually infertile couples in both men and women have problems that hinder their fertility and to diagnose and treat such cases are increasing the chances of success. But as time goes on undiagnosed causes these become incurable or very difficult to treat and this is where the problem began to worsen in the absence of a proper diagnosis.
- The review is ideal for infertility Syscan including valuation of the couple. The earlier is practiced, the better chance of achieving pregnancy.
Failure to follow these guidelines makes the infertile couple is subjected to extreme treatment, dangerous and expensive, and without any success.
Abstract:
To achieve pregnancy is advisable to have sex near the ovulatory period that corresponds to the average mid-cycle.
If 6 months have not achieved pregnancy should go to their trusted physician who ordered a pelvic ultrasound (gynecological) and a spermogram and possibly some other tests.
If the tests do not show any problems and before a year is not achieved the pregnancy, the couple must practice a review of higher sensitivity and accuracy Syscan called.
All treatments should be avoided to have a diagnosis as possible, both for men and for women, and avoid any treatment that does not correspond to an accurate diagnosis.
Prescription Drugs, Contraceptives And Infertility
In recent years, advances in contraceptive devices and drugs, serious concerns have arisen about the possibility of a link between infertility in women and prescription drugs or contraceptives. While there has been a clear and indisputable link between spontaneous abortion or birth defects and use of prescription drugs such as Accutane and Coumadin are unmasked many myths about the impact of drugs and contraceptives infertility in women.
Although IUDs (intrauterine devices) and infertility have been linked for many years, IUDs by themselves do not cause infertility. Studies show that when a woman contracts a sexually transmitted disease while an IUD is placed, the device facilitates the spread of infection, which over time can lead to infertility. However, no cause or promote the disease. Doctors recommend IUDs for couples in long-term monogamous relationships with a reduced risk of contracting sexually transmitted diseases.
Medicines for cancer, such as Femara , were also linked with infertility. Femara is used for treating breast cancer, but doctors found some uses not specified in the prospectus or approved by the FDA (Food and Drug Administration of USA) for this product, including enhancement of fertility in women. If you or your partner will prescribe Femara now experiencing infertility, seek professional medical attention immediately.
With regard to links between the female factor infertility and other contraceptives, none has been proven with certainty. For more information about possible connections of prescription drugs and contraceptives with infertility, consult a specialist in fertility in women.
Pregnancy Spontaneous Abortion & Prevention
Spontaneous abortion is a devastating phenomenon but sadly frequent. It is estimated that about 20 percent of pregnancies ending in a spontaneous abortion. Others estimate that the number is higher, as many abortions occur even before a woman even knows she is pregnant. The early spontaneous abortion, the abortion that occurs before 12 weeks of pregnancy and sometimes even before a woman knows she is pregnant, is especially prevalent.
Fortunately, a spontaneous abortion is not necessarily a sign that you are incapable of having a successful pregnancy. The majority of spontaneous abortions occur due to a chromosomal defect in the fetus, not because of infertility in women or their partners.
Although a spontaneous abortion does not affect future fertility, it is recommended that women wait at least one menstrual period before trying again to become pregnant after a spontaneous abortion. This allows women time to recover, both physically and emotionally. However, if a woman presents recurrent pregnancy losses, three or more consecutive spontaneous abortions, she or her partner should be evaluated for infertility problems or male factor infertility in women and may be advisable for fertility treatments with IVIg , a treatment that can correct the conditions that make a woman lose repeatedly embryos.
- Prevention After Spontaneous Abortion & Treatment for infertility with IVIg
Intravenous immunoglobulin G (IVIg) is one of those treatments. It is useful for people who have suffered recurrent pregnancy loss due to autoimmune factors (ie, the immune system of your body rejects the embryo or fetus).
What is the treatment with IVIg?
The spontaneous abortion may occur at excessively high levels of natural cytolytic lymphocytes (or NK cells), which can prevent implantation of embryos and interfere with the proper development of the placenta. Treatments for infertility with IVIg consist of intravenous administration of a drug consisting of antibodies derived from human blood donor. These antibodies help your body to maintain a successful pregnancy, although the reason for its effectiveness is unclear. It may help to block the antibodies that your body rejects the pregnancy or to help spread the harmful antibodies that interfere with pregnancy and produce an abortion.
Having A Child: An Infertility Doctor Can Help
Finding a way to have children after having no success can be a daunting experience and for many families, seeking fertility assistance is the only option if starting a family is their goal. An infertility doctor is the first step to finding the right means to start your family and there are many fertility clinics nationwide that can help. An infertility doctor can answer many of your questions and help you to understand what options you have available to you.
If you are desirous of having children and underwent a tubal ligation or vasectomy, an infertility doctor can help you to find the right procedure to suit your situation. You can undergo a tubal reversal procedure which realigns the fallopian or vas deferens tubes if you are otherwise fertile, healthy, and/or able to conceive naturally. If not, then you may be able to undergo in vitro fertilization, which takes eggs and sperm from the body and combines them in a special fertility lab. The embryos are then placed in the uterus, which allows them to possibly attach to the uterine lining. This procedure is usually an option if repeat surgery to fix tubal ligation or vasectomy is not a reasonable or desired choice.
Another option that an infertility doctor may mention and discuss is surrogacy. For parents-to-be, not having the ability to conceive naturally or who are infertile, using a surrogate option may be the best choice. In this case, both the egg and sperm of the parent’s to be are placed in the uterus of the surrogate mother. If the mother-to-be is infertile, the surrogate mother can be a relative of the mother who is willing to have one of her eggs fertilized with the sperm of the father-to-be. Likewise, if the father-to-be is infertile, the infertility doctor can suggest the use of a sperm donor. Using surrogacy is a great option for infertile couples, or those who are not desirous of physically going through pregnancy.
Another option is intrauterine insemination which allows for concentrated amounts of the father-to-be’s sperm to be planted into the mother-to-be’s uterus for an increased likelihood of conception. This option is generally less expensive yet not necessarily a higher success rate offering choice. An infertility doctor can advise you on what methods have higher success rates given certain circumstances. Intrauterine insemination is best for couples who are fertile and healthy, perhaps even younger in age, but who have had challenges conceiving and have been trying for about a year or more without any success.
Another option that an infertility doctor may mention is the option of gender selection or preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD). Parents-to-be who are opting to use in vitro fertilization may have the embryos that are least likely to contribute to birth defects and diseases that have genetic markers selected for insertion into the uterus of the mother-to-be. Also, the gender of the child may be chosen for those family members who may have a preference or who have already had more children of one gender and would like to have one of the other. These are all options that an infertility doctor can discuss with you.