Many people think infertility is the
result of “female problems.” However, male infertility is a factor for
about 50% of people who have unsuccessfully tried to have children.
When trying to conceive, you may reach a
point where it is medically necessary to receive further treatment in
order to become pregnant. Infertility surgery is only performed after
extensive counseling and treatment.
Infertility is caused by a number of
contributing factors, and Dr. (Prof.) Sadhana Kala offers gynecological
surgical procedures to help correct some of these conditions including:
- Unblocking the fallopian tubes.
- Removal of fibroids.
- Sterilization removal.
Your male partner may also be the source
of infertility. There is a possibility that he might have to undergo a
minor surgical procedure in order for you to conceive.
It is important for both the male and
female in a couple experiencing infertility to be assessed. Advances in
reproductive medicine can make having children a reality for some
infertile couples. Although certain causes of female or male
infertility cannot be changed, some causes of the can are corrected.
Further, fertility may be assisted through artificial reproductive
technology (ART).
Male infertility happens for numerous
reasons. Additionally, lifestyle choices and health issues can
contribute to male infertility. Male infertility has many diagnostic
steps and even more options for Infertility Treatment in Delhi.
In male, major reasons for infertility are abnormal sperm function or
blockages that prevent the delivery of sperm and low sperm production.
In addition to this, injuries, illnesses, lifestyle choices, chronic
health problems and other factors can also play a role in causing male
infertility.
Infertility diagnosis involves an infertility workup. Infertility Treatment in Delhi may include medication, surgery or in vitro fertilization (IVF). About 25–30 percent of all couples who receive Infertility Treatment in Delhi are able to conceive.
Infertility can result from male factors,
female factors or a combination of each. The female factor evaluation
is undertaken by gynecologists specializing in infertility. Treatment
depends on the cause and duration of infertility as well as the age and
personal preferences of the partners.
