Female infertility
Female infertility can result from problems with ovulation, the fallopian tubes or the uterus. Evaluation helps identify possible causes and suitable treatment options.
Also known as Female-factor infertility
Overview
Female infertility can result from problems with ovulation, the fallopian tubes or the uterus. Evaluation helps identify possible causes and suitable treatment options.
Types
Symptoms
Difficulty becoming pregnant is the main sign. Irregular, absent, unusually short or long menstrual cycles may suggest an ovulation problem.
Causes & risk factors
Possible contributors include ovulation disorders, tubal damage, uterine conditions and age-related changes in egg quantity and quality.
Frequently asked questions
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Diagnosis
Assessment considers both partners and may include hormone and ovulation testing, ultrasound and tests of tubal openness.
Treatment
Options depend on the cause and may include fertility medicines, surgery, intrauterine insemination or assisted reproduction.
Prevention
Doctors & departments
Specialists and departments who diagnose and treat this condition.
Find a specialistCare at Wattanavipa
Consultations, tests and most treatments are available at Wattanavipa, with follow-up visits to adjust treatment as needed.
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