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Most of medical challanges need doctor to listen to detailed medical history in form of questions and answers, examination of patient and sometimes reports so meet concerned doctor.-Gynecologist or infertility specialist.

Your ovaries and your fat cells regulate estrogen, which affects ovulation. If you re too thin, you may not be producing enough estrogen, and if you re overweight or obese, you may be producing too much, .

Nutrition is a key component of reproduction and pregnancy. Reproductive organs need to be healthy to initiate and maintain a pregnancy to full term. There is a constant requirement for nutrients at each stage of reproduction and the best source of these nutrients is from food. Supplementation can be useful if meeting these nutrients requirements is compromised in any way.

What to eat to make you more fertile?

For a fertility, diet to improve egg quality, load your plate with fruits & veggies. As per few studies, there is higher incidence of ovulation disorder in women who consume more of trans fats, carbs & animal protein. Watermelon & asparagus, along with other fruits & vegetables give body a rich supply of glutathione, which is important for egg quality.

How can I boost my fertility?

Fresh vegetable juices and fruit juices contain phytochemicals which are beneficial for fertility. Taking plant-based fats & proteins in moderation is healthy in couples with fertility concerns. Bad carbs like cookies, cakes, white bread, and white rice should be avoided. Good carbs like containing fiber such as fruits, veggies, beans, whole grains can be taken.

Cutting back on gluten may be necessary for some suffering from PCOS. As gluten create an inflammatory response in body which heightens C-reactive protein & send signals that it's not an ideal time to conceive. It makes ovulation inhibited and implantation more difficult.

If you re having continued trouble conceiving, you need to consider limiting dairy.

For men More veggies and fruit for him too. Foods rich in zinc is helpful. Encourage him to take daily vitamins especially vitamin C, E, Selenium, Zinc & Lycopene.

There is less bleeding .\wait and watch. For infertily I gave very effective treatment.

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For a married couple, having a child is the next step towards completing the family picture. However, for various reasons, some attributed to the male and some to the female, this picture remains incomplete.
Talking to a doctor is one of the best starting points. There could be deep rooted causes for this issue and homeopathy aims at treating the root cause and not just infertility. A good homeopath will ask you numerous questions to find out associated symptoms, family history, etc. and then arrive at a remedy that would work best for you. This is a highly customised therapy and so self-medication based on a friend or family member s recommendation is best avoided.

Infertility in females is often caused by the following reasons:

Irregular menstruation
Hormonal imbalance
Advancing age
Emotional stress
Obesity
Excessive smoking
Alcohol consumption
Sexually transmitted diseases (Chlamydia, gonorrhoea)
Structural abnormalities in the pelvic area including fibroids, pelvic adhesions, blocked fallopian tubes, etc.
Endometriosis
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)
Pelvic Inflammatory disease
Thyroid disorders
Diabetes
With more and more women coming out in the open to discuss, researchers have started working towards identifying the problem and working towards the treatment. The success rate of homeopathy in treating infertility is also on the rise. As with any medical condition, homeopathy treats not just the problem or symptom at hand, but the person holistically. Read on to know some of the common homeopathic remedies, but make sure you have a detailed discussion with your doctor to identify what would work best for you. Self-medication is best avoided.

In women with reduced sexual drive, Agnus and Sepia are widely used. The vaginal is extremely dry which could be painful during sex. There is also a bearing down sensation of the uterus in these women.
In women with reduced menstruation, Pulsatilla and Sepia are widely used. The periods are never on the expected date, and when they occur, the flow is quite scanty and suppressed. Pulsatilla is also used when ovarian cysts are present. Sepia is useful in women that are prone to miscarriages.
In women with excessive menstruation, Calcarea and Aletris are widely used. The periods happen before time, is too long with profuse bleeding. This excessive bleeding also causes anaemia, weakness, and fatigue. These women might also have frequent abortions.
In women who have experienced a miscarriage in their third month earlier, with uterine and ovarian inflammation, Sabina is used.
In women who are not able to retain sperms, Natrum carb is useful. There could be an offensive smelling vaginal discharge which is also very irritating and itching.
These are just some of the common remedies, but there are more, and each patient would require different therapy based on associated symptoms.

It is given intramuscular. The exact location can be explained when you are physically taking the injection.

There are many uses of this tablet. It increases FSH level. A hormone for development of sperms. Both couple need to get evaluated.

Yes you can concieve with an AMH level of 1.78 ng/ml. For improving chance of successful conception naturally or assisted in a case where the tubes are "healthy and open" my BHRT protocol focuses on optimizing metabolic and hormonal imbalances. All other parameters that you have stated appear to be satisfactory.

Dear lybrate-user, if affordability is the problem, then hydrotubation can be tried. Or generally the mainstay of treatment is laparoscopy with Hysteroscopy.

At times there may be blocks in Fallopian tubes, if both are blocked then you need to undergo surgery. There are 50% chances of you becoming pregnant if one tube is blocked. Suggestion; consultant an experienced Gynecologist.