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- Fertility Help+Info
- Basics
- Causes
- Treatment
- Requirements
- Medications
- Procedure
- Monitoring menstrual cycle
- Ovarian stimulation therapy
- Intrauterine insemination
- Insemination with foreign sperms
- In-vitro fertilisation – IVF
- Intracytoplasmatic sperminjection ICSI
- Gamete intrafallopian transfer (GIFT)
- Testicular biopsy
- Retrieving sperms from epididymis (MESA)
- Cryoconservation(freezing) of sperms and egg cells
- assisted hatching
- Polar body diagnostics
- Blastocyst transfer („extended incubation“
- Preimplantation diagnostics
- Egg cell donation
- In-Vitro-Maturation of egg cells (IVM)
- IVF/ICSI – treatment steps
- Therapy risks
- Therapy chances
- General recommendations
- Legal basis
- Treatment costs
- Info for gynaecologists
- Our Practice
- Multimedia
- Patient Portal Log
Causes of female infertility
Age
The age is of course a limiting factor both in the natural cycle…and in the infertility treatment. In Germany, there is unfortunately a significantly false estimation in this regard. Everyone has heard about “biological clock”, but only few know when ...
Egg cell maturation disorder
Various disorders of hormonal balance can lead to:An absence or a delay of an egg cell maturation An absence of ovulation orAn insufficient building of yellow body hormone In order to exclude an egg cell maturation disorder, we ...
Damage of the fallopian tube
Disorders of the cervix and uterus are comparatively seldom the reason for an involuntary childlessness, more often there is a patency problem of the fallopian tube and its funnel shaped ends.Following events lead to an egg and sperm cells passage ...
Endometriosis
Endometriosis means that cells similar to endometrial ones can be found outside of the uterine cavity. It is one of the most frequent benign female diseases. The causes of this disease are not very clear. It has turned out recently ...
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
In spite of the fact that the PCOS causes have been clarified in the recent years, many points remain open in the therapy of the syndrome.PCOS is a syndrome that has different symptoms of various degrees of severity, ...
Uterine myomatosis
Uterine myomas are benign tumours that grow on smooth muscles of the uterus. Its malign degeneration is rare. Whether such muscle nodes negatively influence fertility, depends on their size, amount and localisation. If myomas are located in the uterine cavity ...
Uterine deformity
Abnormalities of uterus, fallopian tube or ovaries are very uncommon. They are congenial and some of them can be corrected by surgery. Depending on the degree of manifestation, they can prevent occurrence of pregnancy or lead to frequent miscarriages.
Antisperm and egg cells antibodies
Antisperm and egg cells antibodies or also antibodies against any other body cells can negatively influence the chance of occurrence of pregnancy or carrying it to term.The majority of possible antibodies prevent a simple general conclusion as to ...