Female
Infertility
Female infertility involves difficulties in achieving pregnancy despite regular, unprotected intercourse over a period of time. Factors influencing fertility can include ovulation issues, reproductive tract conditions, and age-related changes. Diagnosis typically involves a range of tests and evaluations, including hormonal assessments and imaging. Lifestyle adjustments, and assisted reproductive technologies, customised to the individual’s needs and circumstances are some of the treatment options for infertility in women.

Causes
Causes of female infertility can include ovulation disorders, blocked fallopian tubes, endometriosis, and age-related factors. Lifestyle choices like smoking and excessive alcohol consumption, along with underlying health conditions such as diabetes and thyroid issues, may also contribute to female infertility. A comprehensive evaluation often helps identify the specific factors affecting fertility in women, guiding appropriate treatment strategies.

Menstrual Disorders
Menstrual disorders, like the heavy bleeding, irregular cycles, and amenorrhea, disrupt hormone levels and ovulation lead to infertility. These irregularities may lead to prevention of egg release or hinder the process of implantation. Diagnosis involves tracking menstrual patterns and hormonal assessments. Medications to regulate cycles, assisted reproductive technologies and lifestyle changes are the treatment options to support fertility.





