Female Fertility - Examinations ✓ Issues ✓ Treatments ✓

Practical Tips to Get Pregnant Faster. Improve Female Fertility Naturally. Causes - Treatments - Statistics
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In this episode we share with you:
1. WHEN you need to investigate your fertility
2. HOW common infertility is
3. The most common female fertility issues
5. Details on various ovarian, fallopian tube conditions, endometriosis and uterine problems
6. Success rates of surgery
7. The significance and causes of unexplained infertility
8. What tests men and women should do first when you think you are suffering from infertility
Video summary
1. Female fertility issues are not uncommon and need to be considered after 12 months of unsuccessfully trying to conceive (TTC)
2. Female fertility issues affect 60% of couples with infertility issues
3. The most common causes of female fertility are issues with the ovaries (30%), fallopian tubes (25%, endometriosis (10%) and the uterus (10%) and unexplained (25%) in that order
4. Causes of unexplained infertility are drinking, smoking, substance abuse, a poor diet, stress or exposure to excess toxins in the environment.
5. A semen analysis for men and blood tests are the first tests to take to investigate infertility.
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