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Female infertility due to tubal factor: causes and treatments
Female infertility due to tubal factor: causes and treatments
01/12/2026|66
The tubal factor refers to problems of patency or functionality in the fallopian tubes, which account for about 30% of the causes of female infertility. If the fallopian tubes are obstructed or non-functional, natural pregnancy may be hindered or even prevented. Read more
What Is the Normal Semen Volume in Males?
What Is the Normal Semen Volume in Males?
01/09/2026|85
One of the factors that are evaluated in the sperm analysis is the volumen of ejaculated sperm. If very low quantity id expelled, is considered hypospermia, which is an alteration of male fertility. Read more
Repeated Implantation Failure - Reasons Why Embryos Don't Implant
Repeated Implantation Failure - Reasons Why Embryos Don't Implant
01/08/2026|97
Repeated or recurrent implantation failure (RIF) is detected when good quality embryos fail to implant after several cycles of In Vitro Fertilization (IVF). The causes of RIF can be due to maternal, embryonic, or systemic factors. Learn about the signs and treatments for RIF here. Read more
What is ectopic pregnancy? - Types, symptoms and diagnosis
What is ectopic pregnancy? - Types, symptoms and diagnosis
01/07/2026|86
An ectopic pregnancy occurs when the embryo implants outside the uterus, usually in the fallopian tube, which can lead to serious complications. Read more
What is endometrial hyperplasia and why does it occur?
What is endometrial hyperplasia and why does it occur?
12/29/2025|41
Endometrial hyperplasia is the excessive proliferation of cells in the endometrium, the layer that surrounds the uterus. This thickening of the endometrium is a benign condition, but it can progress to cancer. Therefore, a correct diagnosis, as well as adequate treatment, is essential to avoid problems. Read more
What Happens at Your First Fertility Clinic Appointment?
What Happens at Your First Fertility Clinic Appointment?
12/26/2025|45
In the first visit to the assisted reproduction clinic the patients must tell how long the sterility period have been and an interview will be carried out. Read more
What Is Salpingitis? Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
What Is Salpingitis? Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
12/22/2025|79
Salpingitis is an inflammation or alteration of the structure of the fallopian tubes that can lead to both infertility and ectopic pregnancy. Some symptoms of salpingitis are pelvic pain, fever, irregular menstrual bleeding, and vaginitis, among others. Read more
The low response to ovarian stimulation: causes and treatments
The low response to ovarian stimulation: causes and treatments
12/16/2025|81
Low response is an undesired consequence of ovarian stimulation that hinders IVF treatments and the achievement of pregnancy. Read more
How does endometriosis affect a woman's fertility?
How does endometriosis affect a woman's fertility?
12/12/2025|29
Endometriosis is a uterine pathology that causes infertility and hinders natural pregnancy. However, women with endometriosis can succeed in having a baby through appropriate assisted reproductive treatment. Read more
What is implantation bleeding? Characteristics, signs and symptoms
What is implantation bleeding? Characteristics, signs and symptoms
12/11/2025|84
The implantation of the embryo after fertilization of the egg can cause a series of symptoms, including implantation bleeding. Read more
Do I need to rest after an ICSI? Recommendations
Do I need to rest after an ICSI? Recommendations
12/09/2025|43
Should I rest after embryo transfer following ICSI? This is one of the most common questions among women. The answer is no, you should continue with your normal daily activities, except in special cases where the gynecologist advises complete rest. Read more
What Are the Potential Causes of Oligospermia?
What Are the Potential Causes of Oligospermia?
12/05/2025|75
The causes of oligospermia vary depending on the part of the male reproductive system that is affected. They can have a pre-testicular, testicular, or port-testicular origin. Read more
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