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Infertility
The inability to achieve conception
after one year of unprotected intercourse. 10%-20% of women cannot conceive when desired.
Male Infertility
Abnormalities of the Sperm
•Oligospermia
•Azoospermia
Abnormal erections
, Abnormal ejaculation
Abnormalities of seminal fluid
Factors in the Female - •Problems with Ovulation and Release of Normal Ova
•Problems with Ovulation and Release of Normal Ova
•Hormonal abnormalities may disrupt ovarian stimulation, maturation and release of ovum.
•eg: tumors, stress, obesity, anorexia, disease (such as PCOS)
•Ovulation disorders may cause abnormal menses
Factors in the Female - •Passage between cervix and tubes
•Passage between cervix and tubes
•Abnormalities of the fallopian tubes (need 1 patent tube to conceive)
•Tubes may be obstructed (scar tissue from STDs, endometriosis, surgeries, peritonitis, cysts, congenital
abnormalities, etc.)
•Tubes may have impaired motility of the fimbriated end of the tube.