FERTILITY

We are committed to assisting you in one of the most important processes: Growing your family with the miracle of a new life! While everyone is unique, infertility is broadly defined as difficulty getting pregnant after trying for 6 to 12 months. Many aspiring parents struggling for that long will have a diagnosable condition that is making it difficult to become pregnant without treatment.

When is it important to seek help?

After trying to conceive for a 6 months to a year without success

If you have a history of miscarriage or infertility

Irregular menstrual cycles

History of sexually transmitted diseases

Reproductive condition

For a woman to be fertile, her body must produce healthy eggs, which will meet sperm in a healthy uterus. Fertility can be affected due to the following situations:

Endometriosis
Ovulation disorders
Damage or blockage of the fallopian tubes
Polycystic ovary syndrome
Elevated prolactin
Early menopause
Uterine fibers
Pelvic adhesions
Advanced maternal age (late 30s and early 40s)

For a man to be fertile, his sperm must be healthy. Infertility can arise, due to the following circumstances:

Sperm abnormalities
Low sperm count
Sperm motility or impaired movement
Altered sperm delivery
Advanced paternal age