How to Overcome Female Fertility Problems, Naturally and Medically

Infertility means a couple cannot get pregnant even after having unprotected intercourse for one year.

According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), infertility affects about 17.5% of couples worldwide. In India, about 1 in 6 couples face difficulty in conceiving. It can happen due to issues in either partner. But in India, female fertility problems often lead to stress and family pressure. Not to worry anymore. At trusted centres like Puja IVF Patna we provide expert care and modern facilities to make you a parent safely!

Understanding Female Infertility

Female infertility occurs when a woman’s body is not allowing pregnancy to happen. It could be because the egg is not released. Could be if the fallopian tubes are blocked. Sometimes the uterus cannot hold the baby. At times, no clear reason is found – unexplained infertility. Every woman’s body works differently. So at Puja IVF Patna, we study each case separately and accordingly treat the case.

What Causes Infertility in Women?

Endometriosis

Endometriosis and infertility are interconnected. In this condition, tissue similar to the lining inside the uterus grows outside it. It can be on ovaries, fallopian tubes or the urinary bladder. It causes painful periods due to scarring. Women with endometriosis have difficulty bearing a child naturally. But, with timely treatment at Puja IVF Patna, many women are happy moms today!

Ovulation Problems

Not all women release an egg every month. How can you get pregnant without an egg? This is called an ovulation problem. It can happen due to PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome), stress, sudden weight gain or loss or even due to thyroid imbalance. For example, a woman who misses her periods often or gets them very late may have ovulation problems in women.

Fallopian Tube Blockage

The fallopian tubes connect the ovaries to the uterus. Blocked or damaged, the egg will not reach the uterus to mate with the sperm. Causes?

• Past infections
• Untreated sexually transmitted diseases
• Any surgery that has gone wrong in the past

A doctor may suggest an HSG test – wherein they find out if the tubes are blocked or open. If they are blocked, treatments or surgery often fixes the issue.

Uterine or Cervical Issues

Fibroids, polyps, or infections can block embryo growth. It’s like planting a seed in hard soil. It simply can’t grow well. Surgical cleaning or minor surgery can medically remove this hurdle.

Age and Egg Quality

After the age of 35, the egg quality of a woman falls. For women who want to delay pregnancy, Egg freezing India is an option.

Lifestyle Factors

Habits like smoking, alcohol and junk food disturb hormones. Over time, you will face female fertility problems and make it harder to conceive a child naturally.

Unexplained Infertility

In some cases, all medical reports come back normal. Still you won’t get pregnant and its a medical condition called unexplained infertility. It can feel confusing and stressful. But with guidance from specialists at Puja IVF Patna, you can become a parent.

How Is Female Infertility Diagnosed?

Doctors at Puja IVF Patna first take a detailed history. We ask about your periods, cycle and situations. Your gynaec and other previous health issues, etc. based on these following or all tests would be done as per your body situation/ or that of your partner if required:

• Blood Tests to check hormones that control egg release.
• Ultrasound Scans to scan the health of the uterus and ovaries as well as the eggs’ maturity situation.
• HSG test for fallopian tubes – this is a special X-ray. Here a dye is put into the uterus to see if the fallopian tubes are open.
• Laparoscopy – a small surgery to check if you have any other endometriosis related fertility issues.
• Partner’s Tests –  At times, semen samples etc have to be taken of your male partner, to ensure his body is healthy enough for you both to have a baby.

Treatment Options for Female Infertility

At Puja IVF Patna, doctors combine the following treatments. These are usually based on your body and its reason for infertility.

1. Lifestyle and Diet Changes

Small daily changes can boost fertility naturally. Eat healthy, sleep well, and maintain a balanced weight. A fertility diet for women = green vegetables, nuts, milk and suitable healthy grains for excellent hormonal health.

2. Medicines

If your body is not producing an egg monthly, then a Puja IVF specialist will put you on medication. These are simple tablets or injections given under medical guidance.

3. IUI Procedure

The IUI procedure (Intrauterine Insemination) is often the first step before IVF. The husband’s sperm is cleaned and placed directly inside the uterus during ovulation. It is painless and increases the chance of pregnancy, especially when sperm count is slightly low.

4. IVF Treatment in India

If simpler methods fail, couples can come to us for the best IVF treatment in India. In this process, eggs are collected and fertilised in a lab. When an embryo is formed, it’s medically placed in the uterus. Puja IVF Patna experts use advanced, personalised care for IVF success.

5. Surgery

If fibroids, cysts or blocked tubes are found, small surgeries can fix these. ICSI is done for the male if the partner is infertile in any way.

When to See a Fertility Specialist at Puja IVF, Patna

• If you have been trying for a baby for more than one year without success
• If you are over 35, it’s time to visit a fertility clinic near me.
• If your periods are irregular, too painful
• If you’ve had miscarriages, consult a doctor early.

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Each of the above female fertility problems needs a different solution. That’s why the moment you feel any issue, please come to us. With modern science and the right guidance, Puja IVF Patna has helped many couples. We have the best IVF specialist in India to help you. Right from treating endometriosis to deeper treatments like the IUI procedure and IVF treatment in India, we have it all under one roof. Don’t delay your dreams. Contact Puja IVF Patna today — where miracles happen every day.

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