Let us discuss some aspects of unexplained infertility. This is a diagnosis of exclusion when all probable causes of infertility have been ruled out both in the male and the female partner. Male should have a normal semen analysis and also not have a

Infertility is a problem faced by couples since ages. The causes for the same can be due to male and female factors. There are various tests to asses this problem in both partners. If all the basic tests fail to show any abnormalities in either partn

Let us discuss some aspects of Unexplained Infertility. This is a diagnosis of exclusion when all probable causes of infertility have been ruled out in both partners. Males should have normal semen analysis and also not have any mechanical impediment

When all demonstrable causes of infertility have been ruled out, we label it as unexplained infertility. In such patients there should be no evidence of ovulatory dysfunction, both the tubes should be normal and patent, there should also be no uterin

Fifty percent of causes of infertility can be attributed to the male factor. This could be because of physical factors like erectile dysfunction or due to deficiencies in semen parameters like absent sperms, low sperm count or low motility. Hence a d

Let us discuss certain aspects of Male infertility. Azoospermia is a condition where there are no sperms in semen examination. A person can be labelled as azoospermic only when 3 semen samples do not show any sperms. Azoospermia ca be due to damage t

If a couple fails to conceive even after repeated iui cycles, ivf or test tube baby may be the answer. Ivf or icsi is also done for severe male factor infertility, badly damaged tubes, severe endometriosis, peritoneal factors affecting fertility and

Let us discuss certain aspects of Male Infertility. Azoospermia is a condition where there is complete absence of sperms in the semen. A person is labelled as Azoospermic only when 3 semen samples do not show any sperms. This can be due to damage to