Most
common causes of infertility in women are; absence of ovulation or
insufficient quality of the eggs (oocytes) for fertilization.
Additionally, many factors such as; age, stress, excessive use of
tobacco and alcohol, sexually transmitted and infectious diseases, being
overweight or underweight, athletic training, lack of the essential
nutrients resulting from a poor diet and any factors leading to hormonal
imbalances may act on a woman's fertility.
Aging
has a crucial effect on a woman's fertility. After the age of 30, a
woman's chance of having a baby decrease expeditiously each year. Mainly
because the health of a woman's ovaries to release eggs and health of
the eggs declines whereas, risks of having a miscarriage, as well as
risks arising from a woman's personal health problems which may
interfere with fertility increases. Therefore women in their 30's who
have been trying to get pregnant for six months or longer should
immediately consult their doctors for a complete fertility evaluation.
As for most healthy women under the age of 30, should not worry unless
they have been trying for at least a year.
Infertility
testing and evaluation starts at your gynecologist's, where a sonogram
will be used to find out the number of potential eggs in each ovary on
the 2nd or 3rd day of your menstrual period. Besides, hormone testing
will be useful in order to make an evaluation of your ovarian function
including FSH, LH, Estradiol, Prolactin, TSH and AMH. Depending on the
results, the most appropriate course of action will be decided.
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