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Infertility Treatments – It is a condition of your reproductive system that causes people to be unable to get pregnant. Infertility can affect anyone and has many causes. Getting pregnant involves several steps:
- An egg must mature in your ovary
- Your ovary must release an egg (ovulation)
- Your fallopian tube must pick up the egg
- Sperm must travel up your vagina and through the uterus to your fallopian tube
- The sperm fertilizes the egg to create an embryo
- The embryo travels through your fallopian tube to the uterus where it implants
What are the types of infertility?
Primary infertility: You’ve never been pregnant and can’t conceive after one year (or six months if you’re 35 or older) of regular, unprotected sexual intercourse.
Secondary infertility
You can’t get pregnant again after having at least one successful pregnancy.
Unexplained infertility
Fertility testing hasn’t found a reason that a person or couple is unable to get pregnant.
What are signs of infertility?
The main sign of infertility is being unable to get pregnant after six months or one year of regular, unprotected sex. You may not have any other symptoms. But some people may show physical symptoms such as:
- Pelvic or abdominal pain.
- Irregular vaginal bleeding, irregular periods or no periods.
- Penile disorders or issues with ejaculation.
What causes infertility?
There are many causes of infertility, and sometimes, there isn’t a simple answer as to why you’re not getting pregnant. Only a healthcare provider can determine the cause and find the best treatment for you.
While causes of infertility vary, studies show that:
- 33% of infertility involves the partner with a uterus and ovaries.
- 33% of infertility involves the partner with a penis and testicles
- 33% of infertility involves both partners or is unexplained.
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