More and more women are suffering from infertility now. This is also related to the degree of openness in society. If many women have experienced multiple miscarriages, they may suffer from various gynecological diseases. The probability of infertility will increase many times. Moreover, compared to congenital infertility, the incidence of recurrent infertility is much higher. Can female infertility be cured?
Can female infertility be cured
There are many reasons why women cannot conceive, and whether they can be treated or not depends on the individual situation of the woman. The treatment for infertility varies depending on the cause, such as surgery for fallopian tube blockage, medication for endocrine and ovulation problems, etc.
1. Improving cervical mucus: When cervical mucus becomes thick due to inflammation or other reasons, hindering sperm penetration and causing female infertility, medication can be used to make the cervical mucus thin, facilitating sperm penetration and achieving the goal of treatment.
2. Ovulation disorders: If a woman has problems with ovulation, such as premature ovarian failure or polycystic ovary syndrome, hormonal imbalances in the body can lead to anovulation. Generally, medication can be used to induce ovulation to treat female infertility.
3. Tubal blockage treatment: It has been clinically found that women's inability to conceive is mostly caused by blocked fallopian tubes. To address this reason, medication or surgical treatment can be mainly used to unblock the blocked fallopian tubes.
What are the causes of infertility
1. Vaginal diseases: Sexual dysfunction or difficulty caused by congenital factors such as vaginal atresia or vaginal septum, which affects the entry of sperm into the female reproductive tract. Furthermore, vaginal inflammation caused by infections such as mold, trichomonas, and gonococcus alters the vaginal biochemical environment, reduces sperm motility and survival ability, and thus affects the chances of conception.
2. Cervical diseases: Cervical stenosis, polyps, tumors, adhesions, etc. can all affect sperm passage, cervical erosion, and its inflammatory exudate has a spermicidal effect; It is worth noting that cervical adhesions caused by induced abortion in unmarried women, especially during repeated abortions, are more likely to cause this serious complication and lead to infertility.
3. Ovarian diseases: Factors such as underdeveloped follicles in the ovaries, inability to ovulate and form corpus luteum, premature ovarian failure, polycystic ovary syndrome, ovarian tumors, etc. that affect follicle development or egg release can all cause infertility.
4. Congenital factors: Severe congenital underdevelopment of the reproductive system, often accompanied by primary amenorrhea. Chromosomal abnormalities, such as Turner syndrome, true and false hermaphroditism. Habitual miscarriage caused by chromosomal abnormalities, etc.
Can female infertility be cured? With the development of medical technology, many cases of female infertility can still be cured. For patients with infertility, there are two types: congenital infertility and acquired infertility. The current treatment methods include surgery, medication, and a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine. Each method has its own advantages. During the treatment process, it is necessary to analyze the specific situation on a case by case basis.
