Infertility is defined as the inability of a couple to conceive after 12 months of unprotected sexual intercourse or carry a pregnancy to term. It affects more than 5 million couples in the US alone, and many more times in the world because of unawareness of treatments, only 10% seeks help from professional specialist. In fact, over 40% of infertility of a couple is caused by the inability to impregnate a woman.
The diagnosis is a method of analysis after the initial consultation and medical history and personal information are taken from a patient or partner. The main objective of conventional diagnosis is to find the causes of infertility, but unfortunately, the success rate is less than 1%. We will try to give you the female type definitions diagnosed with the order of the alphabet.
II. Personal histories and physical examinations
You can see the type of questions were asked and recorded in the previous article file. Also here are issues that are important for the patient infertile woman:
a) You infections of the reproductive organs?b) Any transaction previous reproductive organ?c) pelvic exam?d) with respect to the genetic defect of matter?e) Examination of the vagina?f) The uterus and cervix?g) fallopian tube?h) The ovaries?i) the bladder?k) The rectum?l) Other general considerations, according to their specialist (herbalist or other)?
III. The diagnosis of female infertility
1. Proof of anti-sperm antibodiesThe antibody test is the sperm procedure shows how antigens and function of the immune system reacts to sperm invasion by blood tests. If the immune system recognizes the sperm as foreign objects, will produce white blood cells to kill them.
2. Blood TestRoutine blood test is not necessary for women suffering from infertility, sometimes called blood test to check for anemia, blood type and antibodies. Or sometimes to check estradiol, LH, FSH and progesterone.
3. Pass TestTest Pass is the study of menstrual ccycles designed for the cervical mucus and mucus is friendly to the invasion of semen or not, there are two types of cervical tests:
a) spinnbarkeit - With Spinnbarkit is a self-help kit, which can be done by women in the comfort of your own home to test the mucus, mucus that constantly change throughout the menstrual cycle.b) post-coital Test - This test is performed just before ovulation to see the cervical mucus is friendly to sperm invasion.
4. endometrial biopsyEndometrial biopsy removes tissue from the uterine lining infertile women Chech for any adhesion and endometrial implants.
5. hysteroscopyIt is an abnormal uterine infertility women study by placing a small, thin, small telescope into the cervical canal to check the uterus.
6. Ovulation TestSince ovulation failure is up over 25% of female infertility, the doctor may indicate ovulation test just after the first visit. Helps determine "are eggs produced each month?".
7. Test progesteroneSince progesterone is produced with a high amount of days after the eggs have become. The low levels of progesterone interferes with the ovulatory female menstrual cycle, causing infertility. Blood tests are performed on four -9 days after ovulation in women with predicted 28-day cycle.
8. radioimmunoassay (RIA)Radioimmunoassay (RIA) is a very sensitive technique used to measure concentrations of antigens including testosterone, LH, FSH, prolactin. It allows your doctor to determine that infertility is caused by a hormonal imbalance or certain hormones during the menstrual cycle.
Permeability test 9.TububTest is to check the condition of the fallopian tubes and make sure there are no obstructions in the tube with the X-ray examination Normally, a medium is injected through the cervix and fills and empties the uterus into the fallopian tube, if there is a blockage, pressure can build up causing pain.
10 UltrasoundThe use of high-frequency ultrasound is checked abnormalities in the abdominal area, including exploration of ovulation used to see when the mature egg and when a woman ovulates and the thickness of the uterine lining, etc.
Test 11.Urinaryluteinizing hormone (LH)A urine test is used to identify the LH surge prior to ovulation. Often used to determine the best time for a couple to have sex and the female partner become pregnant.
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