Infertility
What is Infertility?
Inability of a woman to conceive or a man to induce conception after one year of regular sexual intercourse without any contraceptive measures or retaining the foetus till the birth is termed as Infertility.
The problem may be with the male or female partner, or both. Although many times only female is held responsible, it is important to know that both man and woman are equally responsible for the conception, as conception occurs only after the union of healthy male sperm and equally efficient female ovum.
Issues related to Female Infertility
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Irregular menses
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PCOD
Polycystic Ovarian Disease is one of the major factors concerning female infertility. PCOS is a condition where hormonal imbalance affects follicular growth during the ovarian cycle, causing the affected follicles to remain in the ovary. The retained follicle forms into a cyst. With each ovarian cycle, a new cyst is formed leading to multiple ovarian cysts.
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Tubal blocks
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Tubal blocks
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Repeated abortions
Repeated abortions is termed when the miscarriage takes place before 20 weeks for 3 consecutive times. Abnormality in functioning of Apan vayu , weakness of uterine muscles, TORCH infections can be few reasons. Correction of these factors improves uterine health and strength & thus helps continuation of pregnancy for 9 mths.
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Repeated abortions
Repeated abortions is termed when the miscarriage takes place before 20 weeks for 3 consecutive times. Abnormality in functioning of Apan vayu , weakness of uterine muscles, TORCH infections can be few reasons. Correction of these factors improves uterine health and strength & thus helps continuation of pregnancy for 9 mths.
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Generalized weakness
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Obstructive pathology
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Alcohol consumption & smoking
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Any obstructive pathology like fibroid, polyp, cyst.
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Issues related to Male Infertility
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Low sperm count
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Sperm abnormality
There can occur structural abnormality in sperms like large, small, tapered, double head or tail defects. These structural defects represent Vata disorder and affects the ability of the sperm to reach and penetrate the ovum.
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Generalized weakness
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Generalized weakness
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Any obstructive pathology
Obstruction in any part or path of male reproductive system like seminal ducts due to repeated infections, swelling or any trauma can cause blockage in sperm transport leading to male infertility.
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Any obstructive pathology
Obstruction in any part or path of male reproductive system like seminal ducts due to repeated infections, swelling or any trauma can cause blockage in sperm transport leading to male infertility.
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