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This document discusses the medical causes of infertility in both men and women. It outlines the main causes of female infertility which include defective ovulation, transport, and implantation due to endocrine disorders, physical disorders, ovarian disorders like PCOS, endometriosis, pelvic inflammatory diseases, and uterine fibroids. The main signs for women to see a doctor are irregular periods, painful periods/intercourse, infections, and PCOS symptoms. For men, the main causes are impaired sperm production/delivery and acquired factors like infections, surgeries, illnesses, medications, smoking and lifestyle factors. Both partners should see a doctor if they have been trying to conceive without success for over a year.
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- 2. • What is infertility ? • When to consult a Doctor?
- 3. • Who should get checked?
- 4. Most common in Man / woman?
- 6. MAIN CAUSES OF FEMALE(♀) INFERTILITY 1) DEFECTIVE OVULATION. 2) DEFECTIVE TRANSPORT. 3) DEFECTIVE IMPLANTATION.
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- 9. Contd......... c) Ovarian disorders. e.g.: Poly Cystic ovarian disease
- 11. 2) Defective Transport a) Ovum: Occurrence due to Pelvic Inflammatory Diseases b) Scar tissue after abdominal surgery
- 12. 3) Defective implantation Occur due Uterine Fibroids near the fallopian tube or cervix
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- 14. Infertility: what to look for? Female (normal vs abnormal) Duration of infertility and prior evaluation or therapy Menstrual cycle (length and characteristics) Symptoms associated with ovulation (e.g. breast tenderness, bloating, mood changes) Full OBHx and GynHx Prior pregnancies, surgeries, or STD’s Sexual history (frequency of intercourse) Chronic medical illness Family history (infertility, birth defects, genetic disorders) Social history (smoking, EtOH, drugs)
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- 18. When to consult a doctor ? men • Loss of libido • Erectile dysfunction • Painful intercourse • Age • Addictions
- 19. Infertility: what to look for? Male Prior children Genital tract infections Genital surgery or trauma Chronic medical illness Medications (e.g. Furantoins, CCB) EtOH, drugs, or smoking Sexual history (frequency of intercourse)
- 23. END NOTE • MULTIFACTORIAL • FAMILY ISSUE • TIMELY CONSULTATION • LIFESTYLE DICIPLINE • ACCEPTANCE AND HOPE