female infertility
Low ovarian reserve? Causes and possibilities of getting pregnant
Low ovarian reserve refers to the low number of oocytes available in a woman's ovaries at a given time in her life. It is one of the main causes of female infertility and is strongly related to age, since after 35 years of age, the ovarian reserve drops drastically. Read more
Diseases and disorders that cause female infertility: warning signs
About 33% of infertility cases are due to a female factor and there are multiple alterations and diseases that can affect female fertility. Here we present the most frequent factors that cause female infertility, as well as the pathologies associated with each of them. Read more
Blocked Fallopian Tubes - Causes, Diagnosis & Treatment
Blocked Fallopian tubes is one of the most common causes of female infertility. In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is recommended in most cases to achieve pregnancy with success. Read more
Uterine Factor Infertility - Diagnosis, Characteristics & Treatment
Uterine factor infertility or UFI refers to the set of causes of female infertility due to uterine causes, including Müllerian duct or uterine anomalies, alterations in the uterine lining, tumors, etc. Click here to read more. Read more
What is the probability of success of intrauterine insemination?
The chances of success of artificial insemination depend on several factors, such as using the partner's sperm or donor sperm, for example. Also, artificial insemination has a cumulative pregnancy rate, so success could be achieved after two, three, or four attempts. Read more
What is anovulation? - Causes, symptoms and treatment
Anovulation is a cause of female infertility mainly due to an endocrine factor. The ovaries of these women are not able to release mature eggs, so there will be no fertilization with any sperm and pregnancy will not occur.
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Indications for ICSI: when is it necessary?
ICSI is an assisted reproductive technique indicated in multiple cases to overcome infertility problems. This technique's efficiency has been proved even in most severe infertility cases in which pregnancy has finally occurred. Read more
What are the differences between primary and secondary infertility?
The main difference between primary and secondary infertility is whether the couple has had a previous child or not. In the case of not having children, the couple will suffer primary infertility and if they have already had a baby in the past but now they have not, the infertility will be considered secondary Read more
Midwest Centre for Reproductive Health
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The Midwest Centre for Reproductive health is a fertility clinic based in Maple Grove, Minnesota. They offer several reproductive techniques including AI, IVF, fertility testing and egg and sperm donation. Read more
When Female Infertility Is Due To Thyroid Gland Problems
Disorders caused by the thyroid gland may lead to female fertility problems. Women having trouble getting pregnant should take a thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) test. Read more
Assisted reproduction techniques: differences and complexities
Assisted reproduction techniques are classified into low or high complexity treatments, depending on whether it is artificial insemination or IVF/ICSI, for example. The choice of one fertility treatment or another will depend on the characteristics and needs of each patient, as well as the reason for infertility. Read more
What causes female infertility & sterility? Symptoms and treatments
There are several reasons that can cause sterility and infertility in women. Among them, ovulation problems and uterine alterations. In addition, there is female infertility due to cervical factor, immunological factor, unknown origin, etc. Read more
