Causes of Infertility

The major causes of infertility, diagnoses and treatments are discussed throughout our Website:

Ovarian Problems in women. Hormone imbalance and/or polycystic ovarian disease are common causes. For a variety of reasons, some women don’t ovulate or ovulate irregularly.

Cervical issues. In some women either the cervical fluid is unfriendly to sperm preventing them from reaching their destination; or, the female’s body doesn’t recognize the sperm as friendly and her immune system tries to destroy them.

Endometriosis. Inflammation or adhesions in the pelvic cavity can interrupt fertility. A woman often doesn’t have symptoms and is unaware the problem exists until she is unable to concieve.

Male Infertility or Male Factor Infertility. Infertile couples find it hard to believe sometimes that it could be that the male is unable to produce enough strong sperm to reach and fertilize an egg.

These are just some of the causes of infertility. There are others. Structural abnormalities, genetic influences and then there are unknown causes. Causes of Infertility.

Dr. Christine Strong, NMD

For more on Infertility Causes:

Fibroids and Infertility. Fibroids can interfere with infertility. Find out about diagnosis and prognosis of fibroids and how they contribute to infertility.

Low Progesterone Infertility. Hormone imbalance can seriously effect a woman's ability to conceive and carry a pregnancy full term. Progesterone is one of the most important hormones during pregnancy.

Thyroid and Infertility Your Thyroid gland produces hormones that influence nearly every bodily function. A healthy thyroid is important to maintain health and fertility.

Caffeine and Infertility. Is there a link? Are you wanting to get pregnant and still drinking a lot of coffee?

Smoking and Infertility Smoking, drinking alcoholic, and drug use have all been linked to infertility. Have your habits put you or your baby at risk?

Alcohol And Infertility! What are some of the causes of infertility. There are some very specific things you can do to address your infertility. Lifestyle changes can make a difference!

Hypothyroidism and Infertility. is there a link? Yes, there is a link between thyroid problems and fertility. Testing and monitoring is imperative.

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