Causes of Infertility Category

It has been found that nearly 40% women above age 35 have fibroids. The Fibroids are also known as ‘Myomas’. Fibroids are the tissues that grow inside the uterus during the reproductive age. These tissues comprise the uterus’s muscle tissue and fibers. And, after menopause, these tissues shrink.

Fibroids commonly grow inside the uterus wall – these are the ‘Intramural’ fibroids. The ‘Subserosal’ fibroids grow on the uterus’ exterior wall and extend to the abdominal cavity. And, the ‘Pedunculated’ fibroids are attached to the uterus through a narrow stalk.

It has been found that a woman can develop fibrids due to genetic reasons.

In many women, the signs of fibroids are not visible and most of the women are not aware of the fibroid occurrence in their uterus. But, for some women, this condition can be problematic. In many women, heavy menstrual flow is found as a sign lasting for a week and it affects their normal activities as excess bleeding results in anemia. Also, if a fibroid is large, it can trigger pressure on the other organs. When a fibroid gets large, it causes Pelvic pain. When a fibroid creates pressure on the bladder, it results in an urge to urinate frequently, even when the bladder is empty. And, when fibroids press one or both the ureters, it blocks the urine flow. At later stage, it can cause kidney infections. In some cases, it may lead to cancer.

Eating foods with anti-inflammatory properties are useful for treating fibroids like rosemary, hops, and cur cumin. Reducing the amount of estrogen in body through maintaining a healthy weight is also good.

There are many Chinese herbs work well for this purpose. And, if the fibroids are small in size and not causing serious problems, then leave them alone and they will shrink naturally during the menopause. But, large fibroids cannot be left alone.

An enlarged ovarian follicle (2cms) is termed as an ‘Ovarian Cyst’. A cyst is a small sac of tissue filled with fluid.

There are two types of ovarian cysts - functional and non-functional cysts. Determining the type of an ovarian cyst is done by identifying the fluid inside a cyst. The non-functional ovarian cysts are more dangerous as they have many complications. A woman who is suffering with these cysts can experience discomfort during intercourse, vomiting, severe abdominal pain etc.

When a cyst is small, there are no signs. Large cysts cause abdomen swelling. Sometimes, an ovarian cyst can also exert pressure on the bladder and cause irregular periods, heart palpitation (when a cyst is ruptured).

There can be many reasons behind this problem like week immune system, excessive body weight, poor diet, and toxic material in the body. Also, you can get cysts hereditarily (if someone in your family already affected). You should not go for surgery as the ovarian cysts recur in this procedure. The natural and holistic treatments are best as they cure it from the root.

You should eat fresh fruits and green vegetables and avoid refined and packaged foods, and hydrogenated oils etc. Also, avoid products of soy and milk and reduce the amount of grains in the diet.

Endometriosis is a very common disease in women that troubles conception and it can a woman of any age group. There is a tissue that lines the uterus and it builds up and sheds in a month. And, at the end of every monthly cycle, it discharges. The tissue is usually found in the abdominal cavity. In many women, severe pelvic pain is seen as the main symptom; while there can be no signs in a large number of women. It is a very complex disease that can affect the whole existence of a woman like ability to work, reproduction abilities, and relationships with others around her.

The Vitamin A supplements are very good to cure this disease. Vitamin A is a bi-polar molecule. It does not store in the liver as it is fat soluble. It treats endometriosis effectively and also improves vision and enhances growth of bones. It strengthens the immune system and prevents the endometriosis growth. It fights against the free radicals formation and protects the body organs from endometrial implants. It also works together with iron to aid the red blood cells production and improves the oxygen level. Overall it creates a strong immune system and protects the abnormal cells production.

It is a disorder found in women that has become very common worldwide. The full form of PCOS is Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome. This syndrome results in infertility as it creates cysts in the ovaries. In this condition, the ovarian cells are replaced by the cysts and this affects the formation of egg cells and menstruation.

Apart from infertility, PCOS also causes other diseases like obesity and diabetes. This discover commonly affects a female during their teens and it can show its effects till 40.

PCOS Infertility Treatments – In order to fight PCOS, a woman requires eating a healthy diet. For an affected woman, it is important to avoid too much sugar intake in the body as it aggravates this disorder more. Even you should eat salt in a moderate amount and cut off on the carbohydrates and refined sugars in your diet. The complex whole grains are beneficial for this condition.

As it is required by you to cut down sugar and carbohydrate intake, it threatens of ‘Hypoglycemia’, another problem. And, to avoid this problem, ‘Chlorophyll’ is used. You can take insulin resistant supplements like Vitamin B, alpha lipoic acid, magnesium, and conjugated linoleic acid.