Treatment of INFERTILITY in Salus.

🚻Infertility is a major social, societal and psychological problem. Many couples do not consult a doctor and receive the wrong and delayed treatment.
👩‍⚕️It is defined as the couple's inability to conceive for a period of one year (for those under 35 years old), and 6 months (for those over 35 years old), with unprotected sexual contact (at least twice a week).
Infertility affects 15% of couples of reproductive age.
🚻The male and female factors count for 35% each. In 20% we find both combined. 10% of cases are idiopathic, or unknown.
🔹Infertility is primary when there has never been a pregnancy, and secondary when there has been a pregnancy at least once with the current partner or another. It can be feminine or masculine (or both).
🔹With the right treatment, the chances of pregnancy for infertile couples can reach up to 85%.
Causes of infertility:
🚺 In women:
🚺 Age
🚺 Stress
🚺 Poor diet
🚺 Tobacco
🚺Overweight/underweight
🚺 Congenital anomaly of the female genital tract, Mullerian anomaly
🚺Cervical factor: stenosis or sperm mucus abnormality (5-10%)
🚺 Tubal obstructions
🚺Infections (chlamydia, etc.)
🚺Uterine factors: endocavitary or intramural fibroids that deform the cavity, etc., endometritis, endometrial polyps, etc.
🚺 Ovarian factors: polycystic ovaries, premature ovarian failure, etc
🚺Endometriosis
🚹For men:
🚹Varicocele
🚹Drugs
🚹Tobacco
🚹Local traumas
🚹Radiation
🚹Chemotherapy
🚹Health problems
🚹Pesticides
🚹Alcohol etc
✅The first analysis required in men is the spermogram after a 2 to 3 day abstinence.
The causes for an abnormal sperm analysis are often correctable and depend on stress, infection, abnormal motility, immunological factors, infection, etc.

✅In addition to the required hormonal tests, among which the most important is the anti-müllerian hormone (AMH). The infertile woman is supplemented with more specific examinations, among which innovative ones are offered in our hospital:
🚻FERTILOSCOPY
🚻HYDROLAPAROSCOPY
🚻 SONOHYSTEROGRAPHY
🚻 DIAGNOSTIC HYSTEROSCOPY
🚻LAPAROSCOPY

For more information, write to us at the phone numbers:
+355 682053180
+355 4 23 90 500
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