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

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

Ivf or test tube baby has an overall success rate of 35 to 40 percent worldwide. Success rates depend on various factors, the foremost being the age of the female partner as also the sperms DNA fragmentation index. The receptivity of the endometrium

Male infertility may present as decreased sperm count and motility, dead sperms, abnormal sperms or absent sperms. Though there may be several reasons for the same, many times it may be unexplained. Hence treatment of male infertility is rather diffi

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

With the age at which marriages occur increasing and postponing pregnancies to later ages due to career development, fertility problems are on the rise. testing ovarian reserve by doing amh, fsh and antral follicular count would help a couple to take

What is unexplained infertility. This is a diagnosis of exclusion. Here all the basic tests like documentation of ovulation by USG, confirming tubal patency by hysterosalpingography , postcoital test for assessment of cervical factor, ruling out endo

With the age at which marriages occur being postponed to later ages and also the age of conception, infertility is on the rise. An early assessment of ovarian reserve by doing tests like AMH, FSH and Antral follicular count can help us take early dec