A woman who could not conceive comes to the clinic. A look back at women's history. A 25-year-old would be the least likely to be identified as a possible risk factor by a nurse.
What is infertility and is it be cured?
- Infertility is generally defined as the inability to conceive (conception) after she has had unprotected intercourse for a year (or more). Because women's fertility is known to decline steadily with age, some health care providers screen and treat women over the age of 35 from unprotected sex for six months.
- 85% to 90% of infertility is treated with conventional medical treatments such as drugs and surgery. If fertility treatments are unsuccessful, it is possible to use eggs or sperm donated by a third party or to have another woman conceive the fetus.
What are the risk factors of infertility?
- Excessive exposure to certain environmental factors such as pesticides and other chemicals, radiation.
- smoking or drinking alcohol, a history of chronic illness such as diabetes, and being overweight or overweight, which can disrupt hormonal function.
- Bacterial infections, high B.P., and taking medicines to treat depression also results infertility.
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