Infertility
Requirements for Pregnancy
1) To have healthy and mature
sperm and eggs.
2) The channels for sperm and
eggs, which include spermatic ducts, male urethra, vagina, cervix, uterus, and
fallopian tubes, should be smooth and function normally.
3) Sperm must meet egg.If a woman
has normal menstruation, then ovulation should take place approximately 14 days
before the next period.
4) A healthy internal environment
for a fertilized egg is required, which means the endometrium thickens and
healthy secretions are produced.
Infertility
Infertility refers to the
biological inability of man or women to contribute to conception. Infertility
may also refer to the state of a woman who is unable to carry a pregnancy to
full term. Infertility is grouped into two categories: (1) primary infertility
refers to couples who have not been able to achieve a pregnancy after at least 1
year of unprotected sex (intercourse); and (2) secondary infertility refers to
couples who have achieved a pregnancy at least once, but never again. About 10 %
to 15% of women in the United States ages 15–44 years are infertile; have
difficulty getting pregnant or staying pregnant. Infertility is reported to be
rising at alarming rates in other countries. Sterility is the state of being
unable to produce offspring; in a woman it is an inability to conceive; in a man
it is an inability to impregnate.
The technical term "abortion"
refers to any process (including miscarriage) by which a pregnancy ends with the
death and removal or expulsion of the fetus, regardless of whether it is
spontaneous or intentionally induced. Many women who have had miscarriages,
however, object to the term "abortion" in connection with their experience,
because in everyday English the word is strongly associated with induced
abortions. In recent years there has been discussion in the medical community
about avoiding the use of this term in favor of the term "miscarriage."
Miscarriage or spontaneous
abortion is the spontaneous end of a pregnancy at a stage where the embryo or
fetus is incapable of surviving independently. Miscarriage is the most common
complication of early pregnancy. Spontaneous abortion is a frequently used
clarification to distinguish this natural process from an induced abortion.
Thus, when the pregnancy is terminated before 28 weeks, it is called abortion.
When the pregnancy is terminated before 12 weeks is called early abortion. If
the abortion occurs naturally (not induced), it is called a natural abortion.
The estimated rate for natural abortion is about 15%.
Causes of infertility
Research indicates the major
causes of infertility include: ovulation disorders (27%), abnormal sperm (25%),
fallopian tubes abnormalities (22%), unexplained infertility (17%),
endometriosis (5%), and immunology infertility (4%). Ovulation disorders,
fallopian tubes abnormalities, and endometrial abnormalities are the major
causes of female infertility. Abnormal spermatogenesis and ejaculation disorder
are the main causes of male infertility.
Genitourinary infectious diseases
are often directly or indirectly related to infertility. For example,
prostatitis and epididymitis will cause abnormal sperm and ejaculation disorder
in men; and pelvic inflammatory PID will cause fallopian tube abnormality in
women. The toxins produced by some pathogens will affect the endocrine function
and cause spermatogenesis and ovulation and disorder.
Genitourinary Infection and
Infertility
The most common genitourinary
infection factors that cause infertility in men include: nongonococcal
urethritis (NGU), epididymitis, and prostatitis. In women the infection factors
include: nonspecific genital infection (NSGI), salpingitis, and endometritis.
There are some patients who do not have genitourinary infection symptoms, but
are carriers of causative pathogens. The most common pathogens are Chlamydia
trachomatis and ureaplasma urealyticum.
Infection as causes of
Infertility
1) As the infections spreads, the
pathogens and toxins damage the histiocyte of the genitourinary organs. This
results in endocrine and reproductive dysfunction.
2) The inflammatory material
produced by infection will block the genitourinary tracts in men and women; the
sperm cannot meet the egg.
3) Pathogens invade deep into the
reproductive system. When pathogens invade, they cause immune reaction and
immune infertility. Anti-sperm antibodies and anti-endometrial antibodies form
and cause infertility and/or miscarriage.
4) Chronic genitourinary infection
causes blockage and calcification. As a result, nutrition and endocrine hormones
cannot reach the infected tissue, and the sexual and reproductive functions
decline.
Examination and Diagnosis for
Male and Female Infertility
The diagnostic tests and
examinations for male and female infertility include:
1) For males: Routine inspection
of the semen. This includes the sperm volume, density, mobility, morphology, and
white blood cells.
2) For females: The ovulation
function test and fallopian tube patency test.
3) Hormone production and
pituitary gland test, testicle and ovarian function test, and endocrine
normality test.
4) Microbiological examination of
the semen, prostatic fluid, cervical secretions, blood, and other specimens are
important to determine if infertility is cause by genitourinary infection.
5) Ultrasound, hysteroscopy, and
laparoscopic examinations are used to determine if infertility is caused by
genitourinary organ morphological and pathological changes or abnormalities.
6) Other test include: physical
examination, genetic testing, and immunological tests.
3D Infertility Treatment
Over the last 20 years, our 3D
Clinic has specialized in the treatment of male and female infertility caused by
various causative pathogens (genitourinary infection), and sexually transmitted
disease STD. Our 3D Infertility Treatment is the best and most effective
treatment in the world for these conditions. Our success rate is over 95%.
Our 3D Infertility Treatment is
proprietary and superior to all other treatments currently available for the
eradication of causative pathogens rooted deep in the genitourinary system, and
for clearing infection, blockage and calcification. Our 3D Infertility Treatment
includes: (1) Determining causative pathogens by proper testing, (2) Direct
localized injection of the most effective antibiotics and our proprietary
“unblocking” medicine into the infected areas to kill causative pathogens, and
clear blockage and calcification, and (3) Discharge of pathogens, toxins, and
inflammatory substances. Once this occurs, pelvic blood circulation, endocrine
function, sexual function, reproductive function, and sperm and egg quality are
significantly improved. The body is able to restore the normal healthy
physiological and reproductive function of the genitourinary system, and
fertility is reestablished.
Our 3D infertility diagnostic
tests include endocrine hormone test, ultrasound, microscopic examination, and
cell morphology analysis. We also do full biological testing of prostate fluid,
urethral swab, semen, cervical secretion and blood.
Please note: Most urologists and
healthcare professionals are unable to properly identify causative pathogens and
locate the exact active foci of infection. If you have always tested negative
for infection in the past and taken oral antibiotics, but still suffer from
pain, discomfort and infertility, the problems are most likely occurring because
of improper pathogen testing, identification, and treatment. We have overcome
these problems. We have our own biological lab onsite staffed by an expert
biologist. He is a leader in the field of genitourinary pathogen testing and
identification. And, we are experts in identifying and treating the foci of
infection.
We treat confirmed infertility
infection factors with the proper antibiotics and our proprietary unblocking
medicine. We locate infected areas, send medicine directly into the infected
areas to kill pathogens, unclog the tubes, discharge toxins and inflammatory
materials. We use herbal medicine to repair the damaged genitourinary mucosal
tissue, to restore the microcirculation, and to restore normal endocrine and
physical function of the genitourinary organs. Over the last 20 years of
clinical practice, we have successfully treated infertility infection factors
and achieved a success rate. After receiving our treatment, most of patients go
on to have healthy children.
Advantages of 3D Infertility
Treatment
1) No side effects. After
treatment the body is able to restore fertility naturally.
2) Our treatment has a high cure
rate. This helps to ensure the health of the new pregnancy. Other treatments,
such as, assisted reproductive technology (ART) cannot do this.
3) Once pathogens are killed, and
toxins and blockages cleared, other infertility conditions can be successfully
treated. For example, the success rate of assisted reproductive technology (ART)
can be increased.
4) The killing of pathogens and
removal of blockage, calcification, toxins, and inflammatory substances, will
improve blood circulation in the pelvic cavity. Also, the quality of endocrine,
sexual, and reproductive function, and sperm and eggs, will improve.
5) High success rate. For those
patients suitable for our treatment we have achieved a success rate of more than
95%. Patients are able achieve pregnancy and bring to term healthy children.
When pathogens are present, other treatments have less than a 50% chance of
bringing a pregnancy to term, and if so, the child will most likely be born with
congenital defects and health problems.
Indications for 3D Infertility
Treatment
Our 3D treatment is suitable for
infertility caused by following diseases:
1) Male infertility caused by
causative pathogens and/or sexually transmitted disease.
2) Male infertility caused by
prostatitis, epididymitis, and spermatocystis.
3) Female infertility caused by
causative pathogens and/or sexually transmitted disease.
4) Female infertility caused by
cervicitis and pelvic inflammatory disease PID.
5) Male or female infertility
caused by Chlamydia trachomatis and ureaplasma urealyticum.
6) Male or female infertility
caused by reduced sperm or egg quality as result of genitourinary infection.
7) Male or female infertility
caused by spermatic ducts or fallopian tube blockage as result of genitourinary
infection.
8) Infertility caused by male or
female sexual dysfunction as result of genitourinary infection.
9) Infertility caused by male or
female endocrine function disorder as result of genitourinary infection.
10) Male or female immune
infertility caused by genitourinary infection.
3D Infertility Treatment is not
suitable for infertility caused by the following conditions
1) Primary azoospermia and
oligozoospermia caused by endocrine or genetic factors.
2) Infertility caused by
pituitary, testicular, and ovarian hormone abnormalities.
3) Infertility caused by
polycystic ovarian syndrome.
4) Infertility caused by severe
endometriosis and surgery.
5) Infertility caused by tube
sterilization, vas deferens sterilization, surgery, severe scar adhesion, and
fallopian tubes and vas deferens complete obstruction.
Other Treatments for Female
Infertility
1) Treatment for infertility
caused by fallopian tube abnormality: Treatment methods depend on fallopian tube
problems. The common treatments are: Tubal fimbria angioplasty, fallopian tube
dredging, and treatments for chronic fallopian tube inflammation. Vitro
fertilization - Embryo transfer (IVF-ET) is for patients who fail other
treatments.
2) Treatment for infertility
caused by ovulation disorder: Ovulation induction is mainly used in the
treatment for infertility caused by ovulation disorder and/or combined with
intrauterine artificial insemination technology. Before ovulation induction,
semen analysis is required to rule out hidden male infection factors. Before
treatment, sperm mobility, eggs, and reproductive tubes should be checked. The
most common disease of ovulation disorder is polycystic ovary syndrome.
3) Treatments for Immune
Infertility: Immune infertility is usually caused by genitourinary infection
(prostatitis, spermatocystis, epididymitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc.).
These conditions must be treated with the proper antibiotics to inhibit the
formation of AsAb. All causative pathogens must be identified and killed.
4) Infertility Caused by Unknown
Reasons: The treatment procedures for infertility caused by unknown reasons
include: Ovulation induction, intrauterine artificial insemination, and vitro
fertilization-embryo transfer. We find that cases classified as “Unknown” are
often pathogenic in nature and respond to our 3D Infertility Treatment. The
reason why they are classified as unknown is because medical practitioners fail
to identify causative pathogens.
Other Treatments for Male
Infertility
1) General Treatments: Avoid
factors that may negatively affect fertility. Change unhealthy habits, such as,
smoking, alcoholism, and taking drugs that may affect fertility. Stay away from
radiation, microwaves, and high temperature environments. Practice mental
relaxation, stress relief, and pay attention to rest and nutrition. Adjust the
frequency and time of sexual activity.
2) Idiopathic semen abnormality
(OAT) syndrome. OAT syndrome includes: asthenospermia, teratozoospermia, dead
sperm, and non-liquefaction of semen, etc. This is a major cause of infertility
for men and is often related to genitourinary infection. Infertility caused by
these diseases should be treated with the proper antibiotics, anti-infective,
anti-oxidative, and nutritional treatments.
3) Primary azoospermia and
oligospermia caused by endocrine or genetic factors. Infertility caused by these
conditions should be treated with endocrine hormone treatment, surgery or
assisted reproductive technology (ART).
4) Assisted reproductive
technology (ART): for patients who have obvious semen abnormalities, partner is
old, long histories of infertility, polycystic ovarian syndrome, and
endometriosis. ART, AID, AIH, IVF-ET, or ICSI are recommended.
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