Question 1

What can cause infertility in a woman?

Accepted Answer

There are a variety of factors that affect or can interfere with the process of pregnancy. To get pregnant, ovulation is essential. Ovulation disorder is one of the most common causes of infertility in women. Here are various reasons that may cause infertility in women:
Irregular menstrual cycle - If a woman has periods at intervals of greater than 35 days, it may indicate that she is not ovulating an egg predictably, or even at all. This could be a result of a hormonal imbalance.
Pelvic or sexually transmitted infection - Infections can cause inflammation and risk permanent scarring or blocking of the fallopian tubes. These fallopian tubes are important for natural conception. To determine if the fallopian tubes are open, HSG test may be suggested.
Uterine fibroids - Fibroids can impair the lining of the uterus and where the fertilized egg grows and develops into a baby. These abnormalities can cause irregular bleeding and affect the chances of pregnancy.
Age - As women age, the quality and quantity of eggs decrease. Aging changes the likelihood of an egg being genetically normal. Hence, the ability to conceive a normal pregnancy in reduced once a woman is in her 40s.

Question 2

What are the signs of infertility in women?

Accepted Answer

Signs of infertility can be difficult to diagnose, as most of the time women show no direct signs of infertility until they try to conceive. Following are the few signs of infertility in women:
Pain during sex - Pain during sex can be a sign of an underlying health problem such as infections, endometriosis or fibroids. This can influence a woman’s fertility. 
Light, heavy or painful bleeding - Anywhere between three to seven days is considered a normal menses period. However, if the bleeding is pale, extremely heavy, or if you suffer from severe cramps, it can be a symptom of endometriosis or pelvic inflammatory disease.
Hormone changes, obesity or medical conditions such as thyroid can also cause infertility problems in women. While there are a variety of drugs and treatment options available, homeopathic infertility treatment helps to address the root cause in a safe way without any side-effects. Visit: www.drbatras.com/book-an-appointment.

Question 3

What are the types of infertility?

Accepted Answer

Infertility refers to the inability of a woman to get pregnant or conceive. There are two types of infertility - primary and secondary:
Primary infertility - This is where the woman has not conceived even once.
Secondary infertility - Inability to become pregnant or to carry a baby to term after previously giving birth to a baby.
However, for the right infertility treatment, it is crucial to determine the root cause.  Today, most types of infertility can be managed with advance diagnoses and the right infertility treatment.

Question 4

How do you get pregnant if you are infertile?

Accepted Answer

If you are struggling with infertility, there are different infertility treatment options that can increase your chance of getting pregnant. Often, women who struggle to get pregnant are unaware of the underlying conditions. Visit a specialist as early as possible for an accurate diagnosis and treatment. At Dr Batra’s™, our homeopathic experts use the science of homeopathy to understand the patient’s physical, emotional and psychological symptoms. Be it hormonal imbalance, cervical issues or other underlying medical conditions, homeopathy aims to treat the root cause and help conceive.

Question 5

Can infertility be cured?

Accepted Answer

In general, the chances of a woman getting pregnant decrease after the age of 35. However, the age when fertility starts to decline can vary from woman to woman. If you haven’t been able to get pregnant, you may wish to seek infertility treatment. 
In addition to medical issues, factors like lifestyle and diet can also affect fertility in women. Below are some lifestyle choices that you should evaluate: 
Smoking can harm the ovarian function in women
Avoid alcohol consumption as this can negatively impact the reproductive and sexual functioning
Being overweight can increase the risk of infertility. A change in your diet and exercise can go a long way in preparing your body
Talking with a doctor can help you figure out what works the best for you. Book an appointment with us by visiting: www.drbatras.com/book-an-appointment.

Question 6

How common is male infertility?

Accepted Answer

In three out of every five couples experiencing infertility, a male factor is involved. Male infertility is the primary factor in two out of five of these couples. Moreover, one out of every five couples struggling with fertility has a combination of male and female infertility. Therefore, it is prudent to examine both male and female partners when dealing with this issue.

Question 7

What lifestyle changes can be made to improve sperm count and quality?

Accepted Answer

Quit smoking.
Stop using recreational drugs.
Reduce alcohol consumption.
Avoid using lubricants while trying to conceive.
Practise moderate aerobic and resistance exercises.
Avoid high temperatures, that is, saunas and hot tubs.
Take supplemental vitamins (antioxidants).

Question 8

What can I do to make my sperm healthy?

Accepted Answer

Take multivitamins. A daily intake of multivitamins can help provide selenium, zinc and folic acid - special nutrients that are important for favourable sperm production and function. A multivitamin usually contains antioxidant vitamins such as C and E, which may help prevent sperm damage.
Lower stress. Researchers are studying the correlation between stress and sperm production. Stress may also harm sexual function.
Get regular exercise. It is well known that physical activity is good for overall health; moderate physical activity is good for reproductive health as well.
Weight management. High-quality sperm is produced when a healthy weight is maintained.

Question 9

I have a low sperm count. Can I do something to improve it?

Accepted Answer

Keeping your body and mind healthy will boost your fertility, as lack of sleep and stress can affect your hormone levels. Being overweight could also reduce sperm production. Smoking harms sperms and can reduce a man’s sex drive. Foods that are rich in antioxidants, vitamins C and E, and certain minerals such as zinc are particularly good, as these increase sperm count and motility (movement).

Question 10

I am a keen cyclist. I have been told that a hard bicycle seat and Lycra cycling shorts are not good for fertility. Is this true?

Accepted Answer

Yes, overheated testicles can temporarily lower sperm counts. Regular and prolonged cycling on hard bike seats can also affect the nerves and blood vessels to the genitals, by putting pressure on the perineum. I would advise you to consider a gel seat to cushion this part of the body. It is also best to avoid saunas, hot baths and tight underwear when you are trying to conceive.

Question 11

The veins around my testicles are swollen; they look like a bag of worms. Will that affect my fertility?

Accepted Answer

This condition is called a varicocele, and it could affect fertility, as warm blood raises the temperature and reduces sperm production. Often, all you need is a small operation to correct this, which may improve the sperm count and potentially restore natural fertility.

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