How to cure infertility naturally is what every women looks for to avoid going through strong medications, complex surgery and IVF (In vitro fertilisation) often recommended by doctors for treating infertility which leads to less results and more side effects.
If you and your spouse have been trying to get pregnant for at least a year to no avail, then chances are that you might have heard the word infertility at least once from your doctor, friends and family. A scary word to say the least for couples anxious to conceive, but what really is infertility and how do you know if it’s something you need to worry about right now?
What is Infertility?
Infertility is basically the inability to get pregnant or to sustain a pregnancy to full term.There are dozens of solid medical reasons why a couple may find conceiving a child or carrying a fetus, still many couples find themselves diagnosed with the dreaded infertility. For some this can be devastating news since without a true reason for their infertility, they feel like there is no way to treat it. While a true diagnosis may make treatment easier for some, not knowing can also be good news since it basically means that there is nothing really “wrong” with either partner.
What’s Causing Your Infertility?
There are literally hundreds of reasons why a couple may be finding it difficult to have a baby. Some are quite simple, like trying the wrong times of the month while others may be caused by serious physical ailments and conditions.Most people fall somewhere in between.
The good news is that only about 15% of all couples suffer from any type of infertility; with 1/3 being caused by the man; 1/3 by the woman; and the last third having an unknown cause. These statistics leave the majority of couples more than able to conceive given enough time and practice. For those who aren’t able to conceive within the first year of trying, they’ll need to investigate why they are having difficulty having a baby.
Common Tests for Infertility:
To find infertility causes in women, most doctors recommend one or more of the following tests:
Hysterosalpingography: With this test, a dye is injected into the uterus through the vagina, where it will be monitored by x-ray to determine if there are any blockages within the uterus or fallopian tubes which could be hindering a woman’s chance of becoming pregnant.
Laparoscopy: An invasive surgical procedure, laparoscopy is used to check the ovaries, fallopian tubes, and uterus for disease and physical problems.
Once your testing is complete, your doctor may discover one or more of the following causes for your infertility issues:
1. Poor Nutrition. Obesity or anorexia can both cause infertility problems in women.
2. Endocrine abnormalities. Pituitary, thyroid, or adrenal disorders can all cause infertility.
3. Vaginal disorders. Abnormalities of the vagina such as stenosis of the vagina or an imperforate hymen may prevent vaginal penetration.
4. Vaginitis, if severe, may destroy sperm cells.
5. Cervical abnormalities. Cervisitis polyps may obstruct the canal or, because of associated infection and discharge, may block the transit of spermatozoa through the cervix.
6. Uterine abnormalities. Any abnormality of the uterus may prohibit egg implantation.
7. Tubal Obstruction. Tubal obstruction may block the tube, not allowing the egg to make its way to the womb, or the sperm to fertilize it.
8. Ovarian abnormities. Congenital abnormalities disturb, disrupt, or destroy ovarian function.