Premature Labor Questions

Better to have scan to ruleout the duration of pregnancy if it is more than 2months with medcines abortion may not occur u have to go for surgical procedures

Size is already written by you.
You have to consult urologist as lot of details are required (which you have not mentioned) for opining.

It is not advisable to take misoprostol. It is a drug which will cause severe uterine contractions and vomiting at times

13 weeks pregnancy shouldn’t be terminated by medicine , termination should be under doctors supervision

Unhealthy lifestyle, overweight or under-weight and smoking are major reasons for the rise in infertility among men and women. Following an unhealthy or poor diet, excessive consumption of alcohol and drug use, and excessive smoking largely contribute to infertility.

Yes. You can certainly struggle with infertility and still have a period every month. Most fertility problems arise from an ovulation disorder that could influence your period. But your struggles with conception could be caused by other factors.

Male infertility can be caused due to obstructed flow in the reproductive tract which causes difficulties in ejaculation. Inability of the testicles to produce sperm due to factors such as varicoceles or other treatments like chemotherapy that may impair sperm production. Hormonal imbalance or abnormalities like irregular testosterone production. Abnormal physical conditions that cause impaired sperm quality or function. Exposure to industrial chemicals or radiation.

1) changing lifestyle factors (improving lifestyle that also includes stopping a few medications, staying away from harmful substances, taking care of the timing and frequency of intercourse, and regular exercising, may help in improving fertility.) 2) medications (medications are prescribed by your doctor to improve sperm count and likelihood for achieving a successful pregnancy.) 3) surgery (surgery may be able to reverse a sperm blockage and restore fertility.) 4) sperm retrieval (if ejaculat...more

Infertility can be prevented by making few changes in the lifestyle. This can help in maintaining your reproductive health in a better way. These are: less caffeine intake, maintain healthy weight to avoid hormonal imbalances, maintain balanced diet, get involve in physical activities, avoid excessive smoking, avoid excessive intake of alcohol and drugs, practice safe sex.

Infertility treatment in females can be treated by few therapies but this only works if the issue is not severe. If not, treatments required include: 1) stimulating ovulation with fertility drugs: medications are prescribed for the regulation of ovulation. 2) intrauterine insemination (iui): it is a procedure where healthy sperms are directly placed in the uterus at the time when the ovary releases one or more eggs. 3) surgery to restore fertility: endometriosis, larger fibroids, and pelvic adhe...more