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A. causes of Infertility
1. Adenomyosis
Adenomyosis happens most likely in the late of woman life and who has had several pregnancy. It is classified as a medical condition of endometrial cell grows within the muscular walls of the uterus causing symptoms similar to those of endometriosis. It may interferes with the embryo implantation if the uterine tissue extends through entire region of the uterine wall resulting in miscarriage.
2. Congenital adrenal hyperplasia
As a genetic passing through condition, congenital adrenal hyperplasia is present at birth and can affect both boy and girl alike. It is caused the lack an enzyme which is vital for the adrenal gland to make the hormones cortisol and aldosterone resulting in higher than normal testosterone hormone in the body. While girl is born with muscular appearance with high levels of testosterone hormone, it leads to abnormal menstrual period and causing infertility. The disease may be difficult to diagnosis in boy, but it may interfere with the growth and normal function of the reproductive organ including the test and penis leading to infertility.
3. Alcohol
Moderate drinking helps to improve blood circulation to the reproductive organ leading to increase the chance of fertility of men and women alike. Excessive drinking in women may increase the production of hormone prolactin which interferes which the ovulation leading to infertility. In men, alcohol interferes with production of testosterone leading low quality of sperm and sexual desire causing male infertility.
4. Anabolic steriods
Anabolis steriods are steroid hormones related to the hormone testosterone. They help enhance the muscular appearance and physical performance causing shrinking of testicle and lower the production of sperm leading to infertility in men. IN women, it increase the levels of testosterone leading to abnormal function of the reproductive system in managing menstrual cycle including decline in serum levels of LH, FSH, estrogens and progesterone, leading to infertility.
5. Androgens
Androgen is also an steroid hormone which helps to control the development and maintenance of masculine characteristics. In women, it is necessary in estrogen synthesis, increasing sexual desire and preventing of bone loss, as well as sexual desire and satisfaction, over production of androgen causes male like pattern, irregular menstrual cycle or absence of menstrual cycle leading to infertility. In Men, over production androgen by test causes lower quality of sperm and sperm production leading to male infertility.
6. Anejaculation
Anejaculation is a medical condition and defined as inability to ejaculate. It is caused by physical and psychological problem including sexually frigid, pharmacological inhibition, retrograde ejaculation and nervous system malfunction resulting in infertility.
7. Antisperm antibody
Antibody is an chemical made by our body to helps the immune system to identify the froreign invasion such as bacteria and virus. In case of antisperm antibody, the immue system attacks fetus and the sperm which interferes the sperm quality, movement and sperm cervical invasion resulting in increasing the risk of infertility for women and men alike.
8. Asherman's syndrome
Asherman's syndrome is a condition characterized by the presence of scars within the uterine cavity. It is caused by scars after a D&C is performed on a recently pregnant uterus including a missed or incomplete miscarriage, birth, or elective termination in removing retained products of conception and placental remains causing endometrium inability to response to the estrogen during menstrual cycle leading to infertility.
9. Aspirin overdose
Small dose helps to increase infertility in women by increasing the coagulant effects and decreasing the risk of antibody attacking the fetus. Over dose of aspirin damage the kidney function in regulating the reproductive system resulting in sexual libido and increasing the risk of infertility both men and women alike according to traditional Chinese medicine.
10. Azoospermia
Azoospermia is the medical condition of a male not having any measurable level of sperm in his semen caused by blocking of the reproductive tract including blocking of the epididymis, seminal vesicles and ejaculation ducts resulting in infertility.
11. Bicornate uterus
Bicornate uterus also known as heart-shaped uterus caused by abnormal formation of mullerrian duct, thereby increasing the risk of premature born baby or miscarry due to small than normal uterus.
12. Biking
Biking may cause the scrotum problem including low sperm count.It is advice for people who like to bike in off road mountain to take precaution to avoid swelling, pain or damaging the reproductive system leading to infertility.
13. Blood pressure medication
Medication used to treat high blood pressure may interferes with kidney function in controlling sexual desire and sexual function in sperm ejaculation leading to infertility. Changing the medicine or dose will decrease the risk of kidney damage and reverse the effects.
14. Brucellosis
Brucellosis is defined as a bacterial disease transmitted to humans by ingestion of unpasteurized milk and infected milk products from animal. It increases the risk of inflammation of testicle causing flu like symptoms and leading to infertility in case of orchitis.
15 Caffeine
Moderate intake of caffeine does not causes either infertility or miscarry, but over dose of caffeine liking drinking a lot of coffee will increase the risk of infertility and miscarry because caffeine is stimulant causing over production of certain hormones which affect ovulation and hamper conception.
16. Cervical polyp
A cervical polyp is a benign polyp or tumour on the surface of the cervical canal, it is caused ny infection, inflammation or abnormal response to high levels of estrogen leading to abnormal bleeding, if not treated, it will gradually grow up and obstruct the cervical opening leading to fertility and miscarry.
17. Cervical problems
Cervical problems are caused by abnormal formation of cercix at birth or after medical surgery leading to interferes with sperm invasion through the cervix into the uterus resulting of thicken mucus or mucus hostile to sperm.
a) Congenital problem
The abnormal formation of cervix is caused by medication taking by the mother during pregnancy resulting in effecting the mucus production thereby, increasing the risk of infertility and miscarry.
b) Medical problem
Damage to cervix is caused medical surgery such as several abortions leading to abnormal function of cervix such as not open for sperm invasion or closed to allowing pregnancy to proceed to term resulting in miscarry and infertility.
c) Hormone problem
It is caused by not enough estrogen to stimulate the production of cervical mucus which are friendly to sperm invasion.
18. Cervical stenosis
Cervical stenosis is defined as a blockage or narrowing of the cervical canal, it is caused by birth defect or medical surgery thereby, limiting the chance of sperm invasion to the uterus causing infertility.
19. Cervicitis
Cervicitis is defined as a medical condition caused by inflammation or infection to the cervix leading to abnormal production of cervical mucus and increasing the risk of infertility.
20. Chemicals
Chemicals such as DDT, PCP, furans and men made estrogen reduce the quality and lower the sperm count in men leading to infertility. In women, such chemicals may cause child defect and miscarry because of it's toxic effect.
21. Chlamydia
Chlamydia also known as Chlamydia pneumoniae, it is a type of organism causes sexual transmitting disease leading to infertility. In men, it causes infection leading to urethritis and interferes with sperm ejaculation. In women, it may damage the Fallopian tube leading to infertility.
22. Chocolate cyst
chocolate cyst also known as endometrioma, caused by endometrial adhesion and implants attached to the ovaries leading to abnormal function of ovaries and interfering with production of mature eggs.
23. Cocaine
Cocaine is a powerful stimulant, it not only damages to the function of nervous system, but also decreases the production of testosterone in men leading to lowering sperm production and sexual desire.
24. Coffee
Coffee contains caffeine, moderate drinking coffee helps to improve the nervous system function including alertness, sharpness, but overdose of caffeine in coffee may causes abnormal production of certain hormones which effect ovulation resulting in infertility.
25. Congenital abnormality
Abnormalities present at birth may interfere with the fertility and carry the pregnancy to term.
a) In men
Epididymis, crytorchidism, etc.
b) In women
Abnormal formation of cervix, cervical canal, septate uterus, etc.
26. Crytorchidism
Crytorchilism also known as un desenced testicles, It use to happen to premature child. If it is not repaired by age six, it may causes permanent infertility because of no sperm in the semen.
27. Cushing's syndrome
Cushing's syndrome is a chronic illness caused by over production of cortisol hormone leading to lower sperm production in male and abnormal ovulation in women.
28. Cystic fibrosis
It is a genetic disease present at birth. Men with cystic fibroisis was born with absence of the vas deferens where it connect the testicle and epididymis to the ejaculating duct leading to infertility as resulting of impossible for sperm to pass through the penis.
29. Depression
Depression increases the production of certain hormone in the nervous system and the glands leading to hormone imbalance and interfering the normal procedure of menstrual cycles in women and lowering sperm count in men, leading to infertility.
30. Diabetes
Diabetes is defined as inability to produce insulin by pancreas or inability of cells to use insulin efficiently. It may cause clot to blood vessel as resulting of high levels of glucose in the bloodstream leading to impotence and retrograde ejaculation in men. In women with insulin resistant, high levels of insulin in the bloodstream interferes with normal function of menstrual cycle as resulting hormone imbalance leading to infertility.
31. Dietthylstilbestrol (DES)
Dietthylstilbestrol is one the medicine used in the 50 -60 to prevent miscarriage. women intake of above medicine increases the risk of deformities to the child reproductive organs including abnormal cervix, uterus and blockage of the des deferens, etc.
32. Douching
Douching may be used to prevent infection caused bacteria in or around the women vagina, but it also toxic to the sperm and affect the cervical mucus, therefore women who try to get pregnant should avoid douching all together.
33. Ejaculation disorders
a) Premature ejaculation
Premature ejaculation is defined as persistent or recurrent ejaculation with minimum stimulation before, during or shortly after vagina penetration against the person wish. Most men with premature ejaculation have a weak yang or yin kidney, leading to lower quality and quantity sperm count resulting in increasing the risk of infertility.
b) Delayed ejaculation
Delayed ejaculation is a medical condition in which a male is unable to ejaculate, either during intercourse or with manual stimulation in the presence of a partner. It is caused by psychological and physical problem including less interest in sex with his partner, sex is sinful, medication and nerve damage to the spinal cord.
c) Retrograde ejaculation
retrograde ejaculation is caused abnormal function of the sphincter muscle at the base of the bladder. During the ejaculation, the sperm travel backward into the bladder instead to the open of the penis head causing infection to the reproductive organs, including the bladder thereby, no seminal fluid emerges from the penis head.
d) Anejaculation
Anejaculation is defined as inability to ejaculate caused by psychological or physical problem including Sexual inhibition, nervous system malfunction or medication.
32. Emotion stress
Since emotion stress effects the hormones in our body. Negative stress increase the risk of over production of certain hormones which interfere with normal function of menstrual cycle for women and lower the sperm count for men resulting in lessening the chance of fertility. Pregnant women with constant stress may increase the risk of miscarriage.
33. Endometrial hyperplasia
Endometrial hyperplasia is defined as overgrowth or thickening of the uterus lining as resulting of high levels of estrogen and insufficient levels by of progesterone leading miss ovulation and infertility.
34. Endometriosis
Endometriosis is defined as cells of endometrium grow somewhere else other than in the endometrium. Normally, endometriosis not travel far but around the uterus region. It interferes with the ovulation and embryo implantation leading to infertility and miscarriage.
35. Endometritis
Endometritis is defined as infection or inflammation of the uterine lining caused by pelvic infection or sexual transmitting diseases leading to miscarriage for pregnant women.
36. Xanoestrogen
Xanoestrogen is also known as environment estrogen acts as estrogen. it can remain in the body for a long time and blocking and interfering with body's natural normal functions leading to many disorders including low sperm count, abnormal sperm production and movement in men and abnormal overgrowth of vagina lining, premature breast growth in women and infertility in both.
37. Environment factors
Expose yourself in certain chemical environment may interfere the body hormone production leading to reproductive abnormal function resulting in increasing the risk of birth defect, stillborn, infertility and miscarriage.
38. Epididymal obstruction
Epididymis is a tiny tube which attach to the testicle. Epididymals obstruction is defined as the blockage of the passage of sperm to penis leading to low sperm count and increases the risk of infertility.
39. Epididymitis
Epididymitis is defined as inflammation of epididumis caused by bacteria, sexual transmitting diseases and urinary tract infection leading to infertility if infection spread to testicles.
40. Epipadas
Epipadas is a type of abnormal formation of the penis at birth in which the urethra ends in an opening on the upper aspect of the penis. Men with epipadas have normal sperm production, but the ejaculating sperm can not deposit to the cervix interfering with sexual erection and leading to infertility.
41. Erectile dysfunction
Erectile dysfunction also known as impotence, is defined as the repeated or persistent inability to get or keep an erection firm enough for sexual intercourse over period of at least 3 months. Its is caused by not enough blood flowing in and fill the spaces of the veins and arteries and hormone imbalance as resulting of psychological factors, heart diseases, diabetes, kidney disease, chronic alcoholism, etc. leading to infertility.
42. Exercise
While rigid exercise reduces the chance of fertility because it interferes with the production of sperm and egg as well as decreasing the brain message to test and ovaries, moderate exercise improve it. Rigid exercise not only decrease the blood flow to the reproductive organs, it also signals the false message to the nervous system to divert all energy to organs other than reproductive system disrupting the flow of qi in the abdomen leading to hormone imbalance and stop ovulation resulting in increasing the risk of infertility.
43. Fibroids
Fibroids are benign tumours that grow in, on or outside of the wall of the uterus. If it grows big enough, it may interfere with the inplantation of embryo in the uterus leading to premature delivery and miscarriage and increasing the risk of infertility if they grow near the opening of both Fallopian tubes and distort the shape of uterine cavity.
44. Germ cell phasia
As we known the men testicle contains germ cells for sperm production, germ cell phasia is a genetic passing through disease in men in which testicles have no germ cells thus are unable to produce sperm.
45. Gonorrhea
Gonorrhea is sexual transmitting disease caused by bacteria Neisseria gonococcus causing infection and inflammation to the uterus and Fallopian tube in women and epididymitis in men resulting in tubal damage causing infertility and miscarriage.
46. Heat
The male body temperature is important for sperm production, if is slight below the core body temperature. Hot tubs, saunas, steam room or working in the high heat environment may decrease quality and quantity of sperm resulting in increasing the risk of infertility.
47. Herbs
Some herbs may be helpful to improve fertility by establishing normal hormonal functioning, nourishing & toning the uterus, reducing stress and relaxing the nervous system such as red clover, nettle leave, dong quai, etc. Others may increase the risk of infertility such as St john wort, please disclose all herb taken to your herbalist or doctor if you are on infertility treatment.
48. Chromosome
Normally men carry X and Y chromosome and women carry X chromosome, study show infertility may be caused by genetic abnormality including abnormality part of Y chromosome and loss of large part of Y chromosome leading to lower sperm count and interfering with fertility.
49. Hyperplasia without atypical cells
Hyperplasia without atypical cells is a condition of abnormal cell growth in the endometrium. It is caused by prolong high levels of environment estrogen leading to infertility. It is said that women who are over weight by 20-50 pounds and women who are on unopposed estrogen hormone therapy are high risk in developing hyperplasia without atypical cells.
50. Hyperthyroidism
It is defined as a condition in which our body produces too much thyroid hormone causing low levels of estrogen which can not trigger the production of LH then ovulation leading to infertility.
51. hypothyroidism
As oppose to hyperthyroidism, it is defined as a condition in which our body produces very little thyroid hormone leading to irregular ovulation and increasing production of prolactin causing production of immature eggs from the ovaries resulting in infertility.
52.Hypogonadotropic hypopituitarism
It is types of disease which interferes with the production of LH and FSH of the pituitary gland causing ovulation problem in women and low sperm count in men.
53. Hypospasia
Hypospasiais a birth defect of the urethra in the male that involves an abnormally placed urinary meatus. As results the penis is short and curve leading to sexual intercourse difficulty and increasing the risk of infertility because of ejaculation problem.
54. Immune system
Malfunction of immune system interferes with the reproductive process including the inflammation to cells which are vital involved in the processes of ovulation , preparation for implantation of a embryo ( malfunction of endometrial lining) and sperm quality ad quantity (Antibody attack his own sperm).
55. Kallmann's syndrome
A malfunction of hypothalamus gland at birth that interferes with production of gonadotropin-releasing hormone causing delay of puberty.
a) In men, it causes low levels of testosterone resulting of small size penis, cryptorchism leading to infertility because of no sperm during ejaculation.
b) In women, it causes no menstrual period and no egg production.
56. Klinefelter's syndrome
Genetic defect of male with one chromosome Y and 2 chromosome X leading to hormone imbalance including lack of testosterone. male breast, small testes and interfere with normal sperm production (semen found to have no sperm) causing infertility.
57. Lubricant
Lubricant used during sexual intercourse to prevent irritation and pain may cause toxic effect on sperm. Using water soluble lubricant can prevent that to happen if fertility is a concern.
58. Luteal phase defect
Luteal phrase is defined as the second half of the menstrual cycle that occurs between ovulation and menstruation. At the beginning of this phrase, after releasing of the egg, the levels of progesterone increase leading to uterine inning thickening to support the implantation of embryo. Luteal phrase defect is caused by uterine inning does not develop properly, thereby does not response to high levels of progesterone stimulation preventing embryo implantation resulting in miscarriage.
59. Marijuana
Marijuana is high toxic and addictive, it is harmful to the reproductive system including low levels of testosterone, low sperm quality and sperm count, low movement of sperm.
60. Medications
Some medication used can be effected the reproductive organs
a) In women
Medication disrupts the women reproductive cycle including antibiotics ( interfering with production of cervical mucus), tranquilizers ( increasing the levels of prolactin), corisone ( causing irregular menstrual cycle), etc.
b) In men
Medication also cause lower sperm count, abnormal function of sperm cell production and interferes the normal production of FSH and LH (methotrexate, salazopyrine, etc.) Other such as corticosteroids, tranquilizers, narcotics, etc. cause impotency and ejaculation problem.
61. Necrozoospermia
Necrozoospermia is defined as a condition of totally absent sperms movement. The cause of necrozoospermia still unknown, some suggest it may be caused by inheredity or obstructive pathology including hydrocoele, and varicocoele.
62. Oligospermia
Oligospermia is defined as a codition of low number of sperm in the ejaculate of the male than normal. It is caused by abnormal enlargement of the vein, sperm duct infection, abmormal function of pituitary gland in hormone secretion for production of sperm.
63. Opiates
Like other drugs, opiates interfere with the gonad-releasing hormone secretion, thus reducing the levels of testosterone in men leading to low sperm count, sperm movement and sperm production.
64. Orchitis
Orchitis is a disease caused by bacteria and virus which infect the men one or both testicles. It may lead to infertility if not treat early.
65. Ovarian dygenesis
It is caused by the second X chromosome defective at birth leading to sterility.
66. Ovarian failure
Ovarian failure is a condition defined as loss of ovarian function for female under age of 40 ( early menopause) caused by low levels of estrogen and high levels of FSH hormone.
67. Ovarian pregnancy
An pregnancy which occurs within the ovary. it is caused by matured age being fertilized inside of the ovaries leading to miscarriage.
68. Ovarian resistance
The term used to define the inability of ovaries to response to FSH stimulation, thereby no developing follicle. the exact cause is still unknown, some researchers believe it is caused deficiency of FSH and LH receptors in the ovary, the presence of antibodies to gonadotropin receptors, or a postreceptor defect.
69. Pelvic inflammation disease (PID)
PID is defined as a condition of an acute infection in the pelvic caused by sexual transmitted diseases leading infertility if the scar forming in the Fallopian tube blocks the tube completely.
70. Peritoneal factors
Peritoneal factors include endometriosis, appendicitis, abdominal or pelvic operations, infectious or non-infectious pelvic surgery cause a scarred abdominal cavity as resulting of infection or inflammation leading to infertility.
71. Pesticides
Pesticides is one of the environment toxins which cause damage or interferes with reproductive processes including hormone imbalance (high levels of estrogen and low levels of progesterone, interrupt ovulation, lower sperm count, sperm movement, etc.) leading to conception difficulty.
72. Peyronie's disease
Peyronie's disease is also known as induratio penis plastica, it is a condition that nodules or lumps develop in the penis causing cause a restriction and prevent the penis from expanding in that area leading to inability in achieving or maintaining an erection.
73. Pituitary tumor
Pituitary tumor is defined as a condition of benign overgrowth of cells in the pituitary gland causing abnormal function in secreting hormone, leading to over production of growth , thyroid-stimulating, prolactin hormones, etc. disrupting the normal processes of the reproductive organs thereby, increasing the risk of infertility in both men and women.
74. Polycystic ovaries
A condition of many medium-sized follicles exist around the rim of the ovaries, it can be symptoms of PCOS.
75. Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
PCOS is a condition associated with the irregular ovulation leading to excessive building up the uterine lining and increasing the risk of infertility. Women with PCOS are found to have high levels of testosterone and high circulation of levels of insulin.
76. Cornual pregnancy
A pregnancy in which the fertilized egg is implanted itself around where the fallopian tubes reach the uterus, It often end with miscarriage.
77. Cervical pregnancy
Cervical pregnancy is a condition in which the pregnancy implants in the lining of the endocervical canal, causing abnormal vagina bleeding, lower abdominal pain and cramps leading to miscarriage.
78. Pyospermia
Pyospermia is condition in which high levels of white blood cell count exist in the sperm. It is caused by infection of sexual transmitted disease some where in the body. Some time such infection may cause the immune system recognizes the sperm as an invader and kill it.
79. Rokitansky syndrome
An inherit of birth defect with a malformation of vagina and absence of uterus.
80. Sepate uterus
Sepate uterus is a condition in which the uterus is divided by septum into separate half. Since the uterus is divided, each half has little space for the fetus to grow. It may not interferes with implantation of fertilized eggs but the pregnancy may end with premature birth of miscarriage.
81. Semen viscosity
Semen viscosity is a liquid flow, usually after ejaculation the semen of a normal man coagulates and then liquefies again in about 30 minutes. This allows the sperm free motility. If the semen delay for a hour, the sperm will be trapped due to infection or malfunction of prostate gland leading to infertility.
82. Sexual positions
People believe that the best position offers the best chance for a successful pregnancy is the missionary position, because it allows the sperm to be ejaculated closely to the cervix.
83. Sheehan's syndrome
Sheehan's syndrome is defined as a abnormal condition caused by deficiency of hormone secreted by the pituitary gland leading to low levels of HSH and LH increasing the risk of infertility. It is caused by severe bleeding during or immediately after childbirth.
84. Immature sperm
Sperm is manufactured in the testicles which are located in the scrotum. Immature sperm cells start to develop and grow in the seminiferous tubules then pass into epididymis, where the sperm are stored and continues to grow and gain ability to swim.
85. Sperm agglutination
Sperm agglutination is a condition in which sperms clumping together due to infection or antidy reaction thereby, reducing the sperm ability to fertilize egg and increasing the risk of infection.
86. Spermatocele
Spermatocele is a benign cyst in the scrotum. it effects affecting as many as 3 in 10 American men and does not cause infertility or require treatment if it is small.
87. Stress
Stress interferes with hormone production ( increasing the secretion of adrenaline hormone that suppress the production of progesterone which is necessary for the soften of uterine lining for fertilized egg implantation) increasing the risk of absence of ovulation leading to infertility in women. In men, it causes low sperm count and reduce quality of sperm.
88. Teraospermia
Teratospermia or teratozoospermia is a condition in which the sperm is mature abnormally such as round headed spermatozoa affecting fertility in males by reducing sperm motility and preventing sperm from penetrating into the egg.
89. Testicular cancer
Testicular cancer is defined as abnormal cells growth become cancerous in the testicle. The cause is unknown but researchers believe men with poor quality of sperm production is considered as high risk to develop testicle cancer than other who do not.
90. Testicular enzyme defect
A congenital enzyme defect that prevents the testes from responding to hormonal stimulation thereby increasing the risk of sperm production and sperm quality leading to infertility.
91. Primary testicular failure
The genetic defect that causes malformation of testicles leading to abnormal sperm production resulting in testosterone deficiency and inability to egg fertilizing.
92. Secondary testicular failure
testicle damage caused by exposure to environment toxins, drugs and medication side effects orvaricocele leading to abnormal production of sperm and increasing the risk of infertility.
93. Testicle feminization
It is caused by enzymatic defect. Men with testicle feminization look like a women but have both X any Y chromosomes and fail to response to the male hormone testosterone.
94. Testicular injure
Testicle injure caused by what ever reason may increase the risk of immune system attacking the man's sperm due to inflammation and infection.
95. Testicular torsion
testicle torsion is defined as damaging the spermatic cord and interferes with blood vessel which transport blood to the testicles.
96. Tubal problem
The Fallopian is the tube that helps to retrieve egg from the ovaries and coax it toward the uterus and oncoming sperm. If any scar tissue restrict the movement of the egg or sperm, causing infertility. Tubal problem is caused by endometrial adhesion and implants, sexual transmitted diseases and pelvic inflammation.
97. Underwear
There may be no proof that underwear causes infertility, but research believe that tight cloth causes high temperature, thereby reducing the sperm production.
98. Unicornuate uterus
Unicornuate uterus is a malforming uterus which is formed from one only of the paired mullerian ducts while the other mullerian duct does not develop. Women with unicornuate uterus may never be diagnosis and may be possible to get pregnant but the reprodutive failure is high.
99. Ureaplasma urealyticum
Ureaplasia urealyticum is a bacterium belonging to the family Mycoplasmataceae. it is a types of bacteria infection with no symptoms and sexual transmitted between partner and interferes with the reproductive processes including tubal disease, decrease sperm movement and quality causing infertility.
100. Uterine factors
Uterine problem such as fibroids and endometriosis may increase the risk of infertility because they interfere with the implantation of fertilized egg into the uterus or the ability of uterus to carry the pregnancy to full term.
101.Vaginal adenosis
Vaginal adenosis is a genetic defect caused by the mother taking medication diethylstinesterol during pregnancy leading to abnormal vagina and increasing the risk of cervical cancer.
102. Vaginitis
It is caused by infection, low levels of estrogen or allergy leading to abnormal vagina discharge. In case of frequent vaginitis, it is caused adhesion in the pelvic region or tubal blockage leading to infertility by reducing the sperm invasion.
103.Vaginosis
It is caused by over production of certain bacteria in the vagina area as resutling of infection causing unbalance of bacteria in the region.
104. Varicocele
Varicocele is an abnormal enlargement of the vein that is in the scrotum draining the testicles causing blood stagnation and leading to poor sperm production and sperm count.
105. Venereal disease
Any disease which can be transmitted through sexual intercourse such as chlamydia and ureaplasma leading to illness and interfering with the fertility.
106. Weight
a) Substaintial weight loss interferes the production of the gonadotropin-releasing hormone which is vital for sperm and eggs development.
b)Over weight or obesity effects hormone signals and increases the insulin levels leading to over production of male from ovaries which interferes with oavries in eggs releasing.
107. Workplace hazards
workplace containing high amount of hazardous chemicals may disrupt the processes of reproductive organs leading to eggs and sperm damaging, conception difficult, lower sexual desire and other reproductive diseases.
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B. Causes of miscarriage
1. Anticardiolipin antibody syndrome
Antiphospholipid antibody syndrome is a disorder of coagulation, which causes blood clots. Women with high levels of anticardiolipin antibodies has a high risk of miscarriage. There are several types of such antibodies but the Ig G type is the one that correlates the most with pregnancy loss. It is said that intakes of low dose of aspirin or blood thinner will help to avert the problem. Make sure you check your antibody every eight weeks to prevent early miscarry.
2. Antinuclear antibody
Antinuclear antibody is antibody directed against contents of the cell nucleus leading to miscarriage.
3. Aniphospholipid antibody
It is defined as a condition in which a class of protein attacks an early development of pregnancy.
4. Anembryonic pregnancy
Anembryonic pregnancy also known as blighted ovum, it happens when a fertilized egg attached itself to the uterine wall, but the embryo does not develop. Woman with anembryonic pregnancy
also experiencing the hormone change likes other normal pregnancy and it won't be discovered until ultra sound is performed.
5. Cervical incompetence
Cervical incompetence is a medical condition in which a pregnant woman's cervix become weak and begins to widen and thin before her pregnancy has reached full term.
6. Ectopic pregnancy
Ectopic pregnancy is a abnormal pregnancy in which the fertilized egg is developed in tissue other than the uterine wall.
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