INFERTILITY ISSUES
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Infertility and Genetics
What are the genetic causes of infertility and what treatments are available? I wanted to give frequently asked questions and answers on this subject here once again…
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Sperm Magnet
There is a substance called hyaluronan among the cells around the human egg. Research shows that this substance called hyaluronan helps the sperm that will fertilize the egg...
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Thyroid Diseases (Goiter)
The thyroid gland is a butterfly-like organ located in the front of the neck. Basic function; It plays a role in our development, such as metabolism, heat balance and many other vital functions.
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What is Vaccination?
Insemination is actually a process performed to support physiology to increase the chance of sperm and egg meeting. It occurs spontaneously every month with pills or injections given to the woman.
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Infertility Questions
In some cases, it is not possible for an individual or couple to have children. The situation of such couples, which is extremely rare and impossible to conceive using known methods, is called "sterility".
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Recurrent Miscarriages
It is the name given to a woman who has had at least two miscarriages in a row. Reasons for recurrent miscarriage: Paternal chromosomal (genetic) anomaliesMaternal chromosomal anomaliesAnatomy…
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Uterus Film (HSG)
Hysterosalpingography (HSG), or in Turkish, uterine film, is a method used in gynecology to examine the structural and functional properties of the uterus and its channels. Infertility…
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How does a woman's age affect fertility?
The most physiologically appropriate reproductive age for a woman is between the ages of 20 and 30. Increasing age is not a definite obstacle to pregnancy, but as age increases, pregnancy becomes a possibility.
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Thyroid and Infertility Relationship
Scientific findings have been obtained that there is a relationship between the brain, thyroid and ovaries in women, and between the brain, thyroid and testicles in men. Until this relationship…
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Fluid Leaking from the Breasts, High Prolactin
Prolactin is a hormone whose main function in the body is to produce milk and is secreted from the region of the brain called the pituitary. Its normal value in blood is 10-25 ng/ml. Prolactin extrapituitary…
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Endometriosis (Endometriosis)
Endometriosis is actually a very common health problem, affecting approximately 10 percent of women. Endometriosis is tissue that should normally be in the inner cavity of the uterus...
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Advancing age and pregnancy
Nowadays, the age of marriage and motherhood is constantly postponed by women. The reasons for this postponement are primarily to strengthen his professional career, financial…
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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS or PCOS) is a chronic (persistent) absence of ovulation (chronic anovulation) and the resulting menstrual irregularity or amenorrhea.
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Increased Hair Growth (Hirsutism)
Hair growth in areas considered to be male-pattern hair areas is a really annoying condition for women and requires treatment. These areas are the upper lip, the upper jawbone…
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Frequently Asked Questions About Men's Problems
What should be taken into consideration when giving a semen sample? At the end of a 3-4 day sexual abstinence, the semen sample should be collected in a clean glass or plastic container, without leaking it out and preferably by masturbating.
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Male Fertility Tests Semen Analysis
When couples apply to our center with the desire to have children, the situation of both spouses is discussed together. While the woman is being examined and tested, the sperm status of the man is examined…
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Evaluation of Men
As a result of the sperm analysis requested at the end of a 2-5 day sexual abstinence, in cases where abnormalities in the number, movement and shape of the sperm are detected, a male problem is diagnosed and detailed examination is performed.
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Male Infertility
As a result of the sperm analysis requested at the end of a 2-5 day sexual abstinence, in cases where abnormalities in the number, movement and shape of the sperm are detected, a male problem is diagnosed and detailed examination is performed.
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When Should I Start Seeking Help for Infertility?
If pregnancy has not occurred despite having sexual intercourse 2 or 3 times a week for a year without using any birth control, you are considered infertile and in this case…
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Varicocele and its consequences
Varicocele is a dilation of blood vessels in the veins of the testicles (ovaries). It may progress with age and cause sperm production disorders. Very advanced phenomenon...
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Azoospermia (Lack of sperm)
azoospermia Azoospermia is the condition in which there are no sperm in the semen and is one of the most severe forms of male infertility. There are two types of azoospermia;
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Female Infertility
Evaluation of women; First of all, it is very important whether the woman has regular menstrual periods. It is known that most women with regular menstruation do not have ovulation problems. Again …
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Antisperm Antibodies
Some substances that act against sperm can be found in both men and women. These substances can be searched in the serum or cervix. Antisperm antibodies contribute to natural pregnancy formation.
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Is Varicocele Surgery Really Necessary?
Varicocele and its treatment.. Varicocele is a varicose vein that occurs in the veins that return from the testicles (ovaries) to the heart in men. Usually mild…
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Could the reason why you cannot get pregnant be due to an increase in milk hormone?
Prolactin is the hormone that enables milk production in the body. When a woman becomes pregnant, the hormones that rise stimulate prolactin to produce milk from the breasts. Prolactin hormone, pregnancy…
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What is Infertility (infertility)
Infertility, or commonly known as infertility, may occur as a result of never having been pregnant before, or having a pregnancy before, but not having another pregnancy later on. T…
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How Can I Get Pregnant?
Of course, it cannot be known in advance whether pregnancy will be possible or not. No doctor or person can guarantee anyone whether they will have a child or not. Of course, in the examinations, the uterus…
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Reproductive Physiology in Women
The cycle that repeats on average every 28-30 days in a woman of reproductive age is called the menstrual cycle or menstrual cycle. Menstrual cycle or monthly cycle, last menstrual period…
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Fertility
Fertility in women means being able to become pregnant and have a baby. Fertility in a woman begins with the onset of menstruation around the age of 13 and usually ends around the age of 45.
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