FAQS | Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Is infertility hereditary ?
In your mother, grandmother or sister has experienced difficulty in becoming pregnant, this does not necessarily mean you will face the same problem! Most infertility problems are not hereditary.
Q. How often should we try?
Frequent intercourse (every 1 to 2 days) yields the highest pregnancy rates, but results achieved with less frequent intercourse (two to three times per week) are nearly equivalent. The best time to conceive is during the 6-day interval ending on the day of ovulation.
Q. Is my problem unique?
The most recent estimates indicate infertility affects about 10% of the population during their childbearing years. The most rapid decline in fertility potential among women occurs from age 35.
Q. Does infertility only affect women?
While many people associate infertility with women, it actually occurs equally among women and men. Male infertility is the primary diagnosis in approximately 25% of cases and contributes to a further 15–25% of the remaining cases. It is important that both partners are thoroughly investigated to determine the right course of action.
Q. What affects the quality of sperm?
Semen quality and quantity may affect the ability of sperm to successfully fertilize the egg. Sperm movement is an important factor. Even with a low sperm count, men who have highlight mobile or ‘motile’ sperm may still be fertile.
Q. How can we maximize our chances of getting pregnant?
Plan to have intercourse during the 6-day interval ending on the day of ovulation when the chances of getting pregnant are the highest. If the need to ‘schedule’ intercourse on a particular day or hour adds too much stress, simply increase the frequency of intercourse beginning soon after cessation of menses if your menstrual cycles are regular.
Q. My partner has no problems with ejaculation. Doesn’t that prove he’s fertile?
Some men may have a very low sperm count, low sperm motility or poor-quality sperm and still ejaculate. In some cases, ejaculate may contain no sperm at all. There’s no way of knowing what ejaculate contains, unless it’s analysed in a laboratory.
Q. What causes female fertility problems?
Fertility problems in women can take many forms, including ovulatory or hormonal disorders, anatomical irregularities, chromosomal disorders and other causes that remain unexplained. One common problem that lies at the root of many causes is age. The fertility potential of women declines rapidly from the age of 35.
Q. What causes male fertility problems?
The major cause of infertility in men is the failure to produce enough healthy sperm. Sperm abnormalities, sperm antibodies or anatomical factors may also cause fertility problems.
Q. Does a retroverted (“tipped”) uterus causes infertility because the semen can not swim into the cervix?
About one in five women will have a retroverted uterus. If the uterus is freely mobile, this is normal and is not causes of infertility. Such a condition is not an indication for surgery.
Q. Does stress cause infertility?
There is no evidence that stress causes infertility. Remember all infertile patients are under stress, it’s not stress, which causes infertility, it’s the infertility, which causes the stress.
Q. I have never had symptoms of a pelvic infection, so I can’t have blocked tubes?
Many pelvic infections do not cause any symptoms at all, but can nevertheless cause severe damage, which is sometimes irreversible, to the fallopian tubes.
Q. My gynecologist has carried out an internal examination and said that I am normal; therefor, I should have no problem getting pregnant?
A routine gynecological examination does not provide information about possible problems, which can cause infertility.
Q. Should we be having intercourse everyday to have pregnancy?
Sperm remains alive and active in cervical mucus for 48-72 hours following sexual intercourse; therefore, it isn’t necessary to plan your love making on a rigid schedule. Although having sexual intercourse near the time of ovulation is important, no single day is critical. So, do not be concerned if intercourse is not possible or practical on the day of ovulation.
Q. Can blood group “incompatibility ” between husband & wife cause infertility?
There is no relation between blood groups and fertility.
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