UNEXPLAINED INFERTILITY

Description

  • Infertility is idiopathic in the sense that its cause remains unknown even after an infertility work-up, usually including semen analysis in men and assessment of ovulation and fallopian tubes in the woman
  • Unexplained infertility is estimated to occur in about 15% of patients

Etiology

  • Unknown
  • Ovum is not released at the optimum time of fertilization
  • Ovum may not enter the fallopian tube
  • Sperm may not be able to reach the Ovum
  • Fertilization may fail to occur
  • Transport of zygote may be disturbed
  • Implantation failure
  • Maternal immune tolerance

Types

  • No detectable cause for infertility can be identified 
  • Normal male and female factors with infertility

Investigation

  • All investigations as per protocol to rule out any pathology

Assess Ovulatory functions

  • Body temperature 
  • Hormone tests
  • Endometrial biopsy

Hysterosalpingography:  Assess the patency of tubes and uterus 

Pap smear 

Treatments

  • Ovarian stimulation
  • IUI (Intrauterine insemination)
  • ICI (Intra cervical insemination)
  • IVF(In vitro fertilization)

Ayurvedic Treatment

Internal Medicines

  • Drakshadi kashaya
  • Sukumaram kashaya
  • Dhanwantharam gutika
  • Phalasarpis
  • Kalyanaka gritha
  • Jeerakarishta
  • Kumaryasava
  • Abhayarishta
  • Chandraprabha vati
  • Manasamithra vataka

Procedures

  • Snehapana - Kalyanaka Gritha, Phalasarpis, Dadimadi Gritha
  • Kashaya vasti 
  • Anuvasana vasti
  • Uthara vasti
  • Marsha Nasya
  • Thakra dhara

Department

Female Infertility

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