The fallopian tubes are located on either side of the uterus. They continue outwards towards the ovaries. At the end of each fallopian tube is a fimbria, or finger-like structure that reaches out towards the ovary to catch eggs when they are released. The fimbria stimulates the ovary when it is time for ovulation. The [...]

Insemination can improve chances of pregnancy for some infertile couples, using a catheter through which the sperm is inserted into the woman’s reproductive tract.
If in a couple, the man has fertility problems such as sterility, low sperm count or high risk of genetic disease, a sperm donor may be used. Also, in the single women [...]

Women experiencing infertility may have a hysterosalpingogram (HSG) recommended to them by their doctor or infertility specialist. This is a test performed by X-ray that can help your doctor see inside of your uterus and fallopian tubes. The surrounding area can be examined and can give your doctor a more clear view of what may [...]

Fertility drugs are widely accepted by physicians and insurance companies as a viable form of treatment for infertility. However, don’t go into this type of treatment with a blindfold on and expect the best. Pharmaceuticals are not made from natural products and therefore are foreign to the human body. All pharmaceuticals have [...]

As we mentioned in previous article, If a couple can not get pregnant after 1 year of unprotected sex or carry the fetus to full term, they are considered as infertile couple. Most people under this circumstance, they will seek help from conventional doctor. After lengthy examination and diagnosis, if surgical problem is [...]