What Is The Most Common Infertility Drug Anyone who travels to a fertility clinic like the Houston Fertility Clinic, for infertility treatment will most likely be presented with the option of taking a fertility drug especially if she’s dealing with a potential ovulation disorder. Many fertility drugs are either swallowed or they are injected by a medical professional. These drugs are highly effective because they promote the release of a woman’s hormones that will trigger the ovulation process. Clomid This infertility drug is one of the most common infertility drugs; it’s been in use for over 25 years and is an essential infertility drug for women were having trouble ovulating on their own. When a woman takes Clomid, this drug will cause her pituitary gland to release more hormones which will cause her ovaries to produce more eggs than they have been before. A woman will typically be given 50 mg of this drug a day for a five day period. The patient who is taking Clomid will start ovulating around seven days after she’s taken the last dose of the medication. If she doesn’t start ovulating immediately, the...

One Couple’s Story Of Overcoming Infertility To Start A Family Are you having trouble starting a family? Many loving couples struggle to conceive. Stress and strain only add to the problem. I spoke with Amber about the issues she and her husband faced over several years trying to get pregnant. All she ever wanted was to be a mommy. From the time she was a toddler, Amber cradled baby dolls in pink blankets. She spent hours feeding them from plastic bottles while lovingly singing lullabies. Of course, when she grew up and got married (she was a healthy 22 years old) getting pregnant and starting a family was the couple’s top priority. She and her husband just assumed that becoming pregnant would be a natural progression of things; quick and easy. They were both young and healthy and couldn’t wait to start a family. Without revealing anything too intimate, she explained that they started actively trying for a baby on the honeymoon. But a whole year went by and, sadly, on their first anniversary, she still wasn’t pregnant. The couple had routine physicals, and nothing seemed to be wrong....

Infertility barriers to conception With the entry in the sexually active men and women is actively interested in response to two questions: “How do I get pregnant?” and How not to get pregnant?” And adults, and through marriage, couples are increasingly beginning to wonder about the answer to the first question. Unfortunately, to achieve the seemingly natural goal of the conception, they often confront difficulties such as infertility. Infertility: cause and consequence Today infertility is known as non-pregnant within 12 months of regular sexual activity without contraception. According to the WHO (World Health Organization), nearly 15% of married couples in the world are infertile. The most frequent cause of both male and female infertility is inflammatory diseases caused by infectious agents (clamidiosis, gonococcus, etc.) In 30% of cases the cause of infertility is endocrine pathology and tubes fallopian tube for women. The infertility in 30% of marriages are sterile violation fertilize ability of semen, sexual pathology or ejaculation functions. And finally, about 3% of couples suffer immunological incompatibility, or the woman developed antibodies that prevent sperm activity partner. Often one of a couple identified several of these reasons. Since...