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The number of married couples who are infertile increases significantly with the womans's age, About 10% of couples are infertile when the woman is less than 30 years old, about 15% at age 30 to 34, about 25% at age 35 to 39 and 35% at age 40 to 45. Pregnancy outcome also is affected by the women's age For instance, the spontaneous abortion rate increases from about 10% until age 30, to 18% in the late 30's and 34% in the early 40's. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Introduction
  • In general, a couple is considered to have a
    poroblem with infertility If they have had one
    year of unprotected intercourse without
    conception. Approximately 10 to 15 of all
    couples have a problem with infertility.
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  • The number of married couples who are infertile
    increases significantly with the womans's age,
    About 10 of couples are infertile when the woman
    is less than 30 years old, about 15 at age 30 to
    34, about 25 at age 35 to 39 and 35 at age 40
    to 45. Pregnancy outcome also is affected by the
    women's age For instance, the spontaneous
    abortion rate increases from about 10 until age
    30, to 18 in the late 30's and 34 in the early
    40's.
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  • Ferquently, there can be multiple causes.
  • 1) Male factor-402) Cervical factor 103)
    Implantation factor-5,4) Uterine and Tubal
    factor-30,5) Ovulatory factor-20,6)
    Peritoneal factor-20 The basic infertility
    work-up is designed to evaluate each one of these
    factors in order to identify particular problems,
    which may be causing infertility. The simpler,
    less invasive and less costly tests are usualy
    done first.

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  • Semen AnalysisThe semen sample is used to
    determine whether the male is fertile. This
    requries a masturbation specimen collected in a
    sterile container obtained from the
    laboratory. MorphologyThis test is detailed
    evaluation of sperm structure and is not done by
    most labs. In our lab it is the best predictor
    for sperm function. Even if a semen analysis has
    been done elsewhere, we may request a repeat in
    our lab. Diagnostic Semen WashThis laboratory
    procedure accomplishes an extraction of the sperm
    out of the semen with re-suspension of the sperm
    in another solution. This diagnostic test is
    necessary for all IVF and GIFT procedures as well
    as for other selected indications. It involves a
    1 or 2 day scheduling with the lab, collection of
    the specimen into a sterile container. StudiesW
    hen a male factor problem is not explained by the
    above studies, hormone evaluations are frequently
    done. This can include LH, FSH, testosterone,
    prolactin, and thyroid studies. Post-Coital
    Test (PCT)Evaluates the sperm present in
    cervical mucous after intercourse for motility,
    quantity and survivability. Antibody TestingIf
    there is evidence of clumping of sperm on semen
    analysis or if no sperm is seen on PCT, the semen
    is evaluated for antisperm antibodies.BiopsyPat
    ients with azoospermia may wish to consider
    testicular biopsy with cryopreservation of any
    obtained sperm. 

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  • Post-Coital Test (PCT) The cervical mucous is
    evaluated after intercourse prior to ovulation to
    see if the mucous has the appropriate physical
    characteristics, and to determine if it supports
    viable, active sperm for a long time. The test is
    done to three days before expected ovulation
    (11th to 14th day of a regular 28 day cycle). The
    couple should have intercourse the evening prior
    to the appointment. The PCT is usually done as
    part of the follicular study cycle.Antisperm
    Antibody TestingIf the woman has abnormal
    post-coital tests, the couple may be evaluated
    for antisperm antibodies. Specific details for
    this procedure will be discussed with them if
    this test is indicated. Endometrial Biopsy,
    (EBx)The lining of the uterus is sampled to see
    if it is being properly prepared for implanation
    of the embryo. It also reflects function of the
    corpus luteum. The biopsy is done 11-12 days
    after ovulation.
  • Uterine and Tubal Factor
  • Hysterosalpingogram (HSG) A radiopaque dye is
    injected into the uterus and x-rays are taken to
    view the shape and the size of the uterine cavity
    and fallopian tubes. The HSG also detects whether
    the tubes are open. 

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  • Diagnostic Hysteroscopy (Dx Hyst)This diagnostic
    procedure uses a flexible scope, which permits
    the physician to look inside the uterine cavity
    to see whether there are any deformities or
    tumors distorting the cavity. It is also possible
    to visualize the corners of the uterus to see if
    the openings into the tubes are normal. This
    procedure is usually done in the office.
    Medication maybe taken two hours prior to the
    procedure for cramping that may occur with the
    procedure.
  • Peritoneal Factor
  • Diagnostic Laparoscopy (Dx Lap) This out-petient
    surgical procedure, done under general
    anesthesia, permits the physician to look inside
    the abdomen to inspect the various abdominal and
    pelvic organs, including the female organs. This
    diagnostic procedure is primarily done to see
    whether there is evidence of endometriosis or
    pelvic adhesions that could interfere with the
    transport of the egg from the ovary to the tube
    and on into the uterus. If endometrial implants
    and pelvic adhesions are identified, additional
    procedures such as cautery or laser treatment may
    be done to destroy the implants and release the
    adhesions.

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