INFERTILITY IN BOTH MEN AND WOMEN

Infertility is the failure of a couple to achieve conception within 12 months of adequate unprotected sexual intercourse

                                                 INFERTILITY IN MEN AND WOMEN

About one third of cases of infertility result from pathologic factors in men, one third from factors in both men and women and one third from female factors.
Primary infertility is said to occur when a couple has never achieved pregnancy despite at least one year of uninterrupted and adequate unprotected sexual intercourse.
Secondary infertility implies that there has been a previous pregnancy
FEMALE FACTORS
Failure of ovulation – Polycystic ovarian syndrome, Hyperprolactinaemia(basically means an overproduction of the hormone prolactin)
Pelvic factors – Tubal disease, pelvic adhesions, uterine fibroids, Endometriosis
Cervical factors
 RISK FACTORS IN WOMEN
Age, Stress, Poor diet, Obesity, STDs, Health problems etc.
MALE FACTORS
Problem with sperm production e.g. Azoospermia(complete absence of living sperms in the semen; or a condition of a man whose semen contains no sperm), Oligospermia(refer to semen with a low concentration of sperm and is a common finding in male infertility) etc.
Problem of sperm delivery, e.g. Poor erection, lack of libido, retrograde ejaculation, premature ejaculation, impotence, etc.
Penile and testicular abnormalities.
RISK FACTORS IN MALES
Alcohol, drugs, health problems, obesity, smoking, old age, STDs etc.

SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF INFERTILITY

Inability to achieve pregnancy, absence of secondary sexual characteristics, testicular abnormalities e.g. varicoceles(an abnormal enlargement in the scrotum), galactorrhoea(excessive flow of breast milk or spontaneous milk production at times other than after pregnancy, it can occur in both men and women), abdominal masses, gynaecomastia(strictly male disease and is any growth of the fatty and glandular tissue in a male breast), symptoms suggestive of STI, UTI, mumps, genital, pelvic or inguinoscrotal(relating to the groin and the scrotum) and injuries.
MANAGEMENT
It includes: Medicine, Surgery, Assisted Reproductive Technology, and Diet and weight management is the best and that is what i recommends to you which have helped so many people with  proven results and testimonies….
The human body is equipped with auto- regulatory and auto- repair mechanisms. When the appropriate nutrients are taken, the body repairs itself and often regulates its activities…
USEFUL LIFESTYLE THAT HELP IN INFERTILITY
Smoking cessation
Reduction in alcohol intake
Sexual counseling
Avoid local (scrotal) exposure to excessive heat, cold and chemicals
Avoid tight underwear. Wear cotton boxer shorts instead of silk or nylon

USEFUL PRODUCTS FOR BOTH MALE AND FEMALE
Nectar or Gel
Ginkgo plus
Multimaca
Royal jelly
Abetacare
Argi +
Fields of Greens, Nature – Min or Nature 18
Artic Sea Omega 3, Forever B 12. Shop HERE

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