Causes of infertility can be derived from the wife or husband or both. Approximately 50% of infertility is due from the wife, 40% of the husbands and 10% unexplained (idiopathic infertility). Causes of infertility of the wife is usually: the tuba Falloppii not normal, not normal ovulation, endometriosis, reproductive organs are not normal (vaginal, cervical, or endometrial corpus), immunological and psychological problems. While the cause on the husband usually is the amount and quality of sperm abnormalities and psychological problems.
Infertility can be caused by:
Disturbances in sexual relations, sexual intercourse can be either technical error which causes imperfect penetration of the vagina, impotence, precocious ejaculation, vaginismus, premature failure, and anatomic abnormalities such as hypospadias, epispadia, Peyronie's disease. Disorders in men. The number of spermatozoa and abnormal transport Sperm count of less <> oligozoospermia), weak and slow moving spermatozoa (astenozoospermia), or a form of abnormal spermatozoa (teratozoospermia), sperm volume <> Varicocele Small amount of cervical lymph Reverse ejaculation (retrograde) Abnormal hormone Ovulation and other hormonal disorders. Fertilization will not occur if the wife did not produce eggs (ova) that can be fertilized. Failure of ovulation can be primary derived from the ovaries such as polycystic ovarian disease, or is secondary due to abnormalities in the hypothalamic-pituitary axis. Ovulation disorders hypothalamic The failure of the hypothalamus to trigger ovulation is the problem of ovulation disorders most often occur. Clinical symptoms are amenorrhoea or oligomenorea, SBB abnormal, low levels of LH and FSH. Polycystic ovarian disease Symptoms are viewed from an ultrasound image of enlarged ovaries with many cysts, calibration levels of the hormone FSH is low, the ratio of LH / FSH 2:1 or 3:1, and sometimes with increased levels of prolactin. Hyperprolactinemia or increased serum levels of prolactin can cause galactorrhoea and disrupt the function of ovulation. Hyperandrogenaemia with clinical symptoms of elevated levels of serum androgens, virilization, hirsutism, menstrual disorders. Premature ovarian disorders. The ovaries produce eggs that do not mature. Luteal phase disorder. Ovulation occurs normally but the ovaries do not produce sufficient progesterone for implantation Solving the egg sac (follicle) early so as to produce eggs that do not mature Pouch syndrome mature eggs did not break so the egg can not be removed from the pocket mature eggs. Endometriosis Especially in moderate and severe endometriosis can interfere with fertility. Infection TORSH-KM (toxoplasma, rubella, sitomegalus, herpes simplex, chlamydia, mycoplasma) Abnormalities in the implantation: the uterus and endometrium.Abnormal shape uterus, myoma (benign tumor) of the uterus, cervical damage, congenital abnormalities, endometriosis, and uterine adhesions. Abnormalities in the oviduct (fallopian Falloppii) Congenital hypoplasia, attachment of the fimbria (end of the oviduct), resistance tubes due to salpingitis or pelvic peritonitis, Appendisitis, tubal sterilization, tubal spasm. Impaired peritoneal Impaired immunity, the anti against spermatozoa.
Infertility can be caused by:
Disturbances in sexual relations, sexual intercourse can be either technical error which causes imperfect penetration of the vagina, impotence, precocious ejaculation, vaginismus, premature failure, and anatomic abnormalities such as hypospadias, epispadia, Peyronie's disease. Disorders in men. The number of spermatozoa and abnormal transport Sperm count of less <> oligozoospermia), weak and slow moving spermatozoa (astenozoospermia), or a form of abnormal spermatozoa (teratozoospermia), sperm volume <> Varicocele Small amount of cervical lymph Reverse ejaculation (retrograde) Abnormal hormone Ovulation and other hormonal disorders. Fertilization will not occur if the wife did not produce eggs (ova) that can be fertilized. Failure of ovulation can be primary derived from the ovaries such as polycystic ovarian disease, or is secondary due to abnormalities in the hypothalamic-pituitary axis. Ovulation disorders hypothalamic The failure of the hypothalamus to trigger ovulation is the problem of ovulation disorders most often occur. Clinical symptoms are amenorrhoea or oligomenorea, SBB abnormal, low levels of LH and FSH. Polycystic ovarian disease Symptoms are viewed from an ultrasound image of enlarged ovaries with many cysts, calibration levels of the hormone FSH is low, the ratio of LH / FSH 2:1 or 3:1, and sometimes with increased levels of prolactin. Hyperprolactinemia or increased serum levels of prolactin can cause galactorrhoea and disrupt the function of ovulation. Hyperandrogenaemia with clinical symptoms of elevated levels of serum androgens, virilization, hirsutism, menstrual disorders. Premature ovarian disorders. The ovaries produce eggs that do not mature. Luteal phase disorder. Ovulation occurs normally but the ovaries do not produce sufficient progesterone for implantation Solving the egg sac (follicle) early so as to produce eggs that do not mature Pouch syndrome mature eggs did not break so the egg can not be removed from the pocket mature eggs. Endometriosis Especially in moderate and severe endometriosis can interfere with fertility. Infection TORSH-KM (toxoplasma, rubella, sitomegalus, herpes simplex, chlamydia, mycoplasma) Abnormalities in the implantation: the uterus and endometrium.Abnormal shape uterus, myoma (benign tumor) of the uterus, cervical damage, congenital abnormalities, endometriosis, and uterine adhesions. Abnormalities in the oviduct (fallopian Falloppii) Congenital hypoplasia, attachment of the fimbria (end of the oviduct), resistance tubes due to salpingitis or pelvic peritonitis, Appendisitis, tubal sterilization, tubal spasm. Impaired peritoneal Impaired immunity, the anti against spermatozoa.
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