Female infertility is the inability of a female to conceive a baby naturally. If a woman keeps having miscarriages, it is also called female infertility.

1. Female Infertility

2. What is Female Infertility?
Female infertility is the inability
of a female to conceive a baby
naturally. If a woman keeps
having miscarriages, it is also
called female infertility. Female
infertility elements helps more or
less half of all infertility cases,
and female infertility alone
records for approximately one-
third of all cases of infertility.

3. You are not alone
One out of every six couples is infertile.
About 12% of women aged 15-44 had difficulty in conceiving
or carrying a pregnancy to term.

4. Let’s Understand Pregnancy
Pregnancy is an outcome of a process
To get pregnant:
Ovulation: A woman must release an egg from her ovaries.
Womb: The egg must travel through a Fallopian Tube to the
uterus.
Fertilization: A man’s sperm must combine with the woman’s
egg along the way.
Implantation: The fertilized egg must attach to the uterine wall.
Infertility can occur if there a problem occurs with any of the
above steps.

5. What Causes Infertility in Women?
Women might experience infertility because of the following
reasons:
Not ovulating
Damaged or blocked Fallopian Tubes
Previous tubal (ectopic) pregnancy
Poor egg quality
Pelvic inflammatory disease
Endometriosis
Problems with the uterus

6. What Increases the Risks of Infertility in
Females?
Age
Modern Lifestyle
Stress/ Depression
Poor Diet
Smoking/ Alcohol
Overweight/ Underweight
Caffeine intake

7. Female Infertility Treatments
Available

8. In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)
IVF means fertilization occurs outside the
body. Being the most effective infertility
treatment, IVF is often used when a
woman’s Fallopian Tubes are blocked or
man has low sperm count issue.
Zygote Intra- Fallopian Transfer
(ZIFT)
ZIFT is very much similar to IVF as
fertilization occurs in the laboratory. In
this procedure, instead of the uterus, the
healthy resulting embryo is transferred to
the Fallopian Tube.

9. Intra-Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection
(ICSI)
ICSI is often suggested to couples who are
struggling with infertility because of male
infertility. A single healthy sperm is
directly injected into a mature egg. After
that the embryo is transferred to the
uterus or the Fallopian Tube.
Intrauterine Insemination (IUI)
IUI is often referred to artificial or donor
insemination in which sperm directly
puts into the uterus. This puts the sperm
very closer to the egg.

10. Ways to Struggle Infertility
Eat a healthy balanced diet
Regular workout
Avoid smoking and alcohol
Limit medications
Limit caffeine (not more than 250mg a day)

11. For more information, visit us at:-
www.newlifeindiaclinic.com
NEW LIFE FERTILITY CLINIC
32, Ring Road, Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi
Mob No: +91- 9650399880
+011-26234280
Email: info@newlifeindia.com