Infertility in Women and Men

Infertility in Women

A female’s lack of ability to become pregnant is mostly a factor of her ovulation. She cannot get pregnant if she cannot ovulate, because there would not be any eggs in her uterus to become fertilized by her partner’s sperm. Typically, if her periods are infrequent or if she does not have her regular bleeding in any way, then she is not ovulating.

Laos Fertility understands that there are plenty of factors that prevent a female from ovulating. It could be due to the fact she has bad lifestyle habits such as using tobacco, irresponsible drinking, or abusing substances. It may also be because she is under much stress. Her overall health may also be a concern. For instance, if she’s too underweight or too heavy, has a sexually transmitted disease, or perhaps is under prescription medication for whatever health reasons, her hormonal balance could be off. Therefore, these all will interfere with her ovulation.

In addition, the older a female gets, the less successful she becomes at becoming pregnant. The reason for that is her ovaries age as well and the eggs that her ovaries release becomes much less viable. Consequently, older women find it more difficult to get pregnant, have a higher risk of miscarriages, and have increased chances of delivering babies with birth defects as compared to younger women.

Infertility in Men

In men, the inability to impregnate a female is the result of the count and quality of his sperm. There are generally 4 causes of infertility in men. First, his sperm count might be too low. Second, his sperm may be too inadequate to outlive the hostile conditions of a woman’s cervix and uterus. Third, his sperm cells may have an irregular shape which precludes them from swimming towards the eggs efficiently. Finally, the man could possibly have congenital problems at birth that preclude him from generating healthy sperm.

In addition, there are other factors that contribute to a man’s low sperm count and weak sperm motility. If he practices bad diet and lifestyle habits, such as smoking, excessive drinking, and drug abuse, these types of behavior can affect the overall health of his sperm. His overall health and prior injuries he may have sustained could also damage his sperm-producing potential. Exposure to toxins and certain medications come into play too.

Laos Fertility knows that there are plenty of good reasons for infertility in both women and men. Learning the actual cause within unique instances normally takes some time. Nevertheless, it is possible for childless couples to conceive, particularly with today’s medical technology. So, if you want to have children but are physically not able to conceive, then your best chance should be to visit a fertility doctor. They will be capable of giving you the choices you desire and assist you in fulfilling your dreams of having your own children.

Our team in Laos

We have a fully staffed and very capable team in Laos including a Patient Manager, recruiters, and nurses who care for our surrogate mothers. Feel free to explore our website. You will find extremely informative information on our services. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us anytime. You can call us at +66 61-946 5995. You can also send us an e-mail at info@laosfertility.com or contact us here https://laosfertility.com/contact-us/

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