Infertility

Infertility in men is usually caused by the inability to produce quality sperm. In reproductive support treatments such as in vitro fertilization, sperm volume, shape and concentration are evaluated with sperm analysis.

Infertility, known as infertility in the medical literature, is the situation where pregnancy does not occur despite regular and unprotected sexual intercourse for 12 months.

Infertility can be diagnosed when a couple fails to conceive despite unprotected and regular sexual intercourse for 12 months.

Infertility, commonly known as sterility among the public, is the failure to conceive for 12 months despite regular and unprotected sexual intercourse. Infertility can be encountered in both men and women.

Infertility, commonly known as sterility, is the situation where couples are unable to have children despite regular and unprotected sexual intercourse.

Hysterosalpingography, a method used to visualize the uterine cavity, is also called “hysterosalpingography”.

IVF treatment is one of the most advanced treatment methods applied to couples where pregnancy does not start by natural physical means.

Egg freezing is a method used to preserve reproductive potential in women. It involves collecting mature eggs, also known as oocytes, from the ovaries and freezing and storing them under laboratory conditions.

Even in patients with no problems in their ovarian function, there may be a decrease and weakening in the ovarian reserve.