Age: From the  abnormal genetic eggs and over the age of 40 the chances of a healthy pregnancy are significantly lower therefore there is a need to act in great determination in order to achieve pregnancy.

Mechanical factor: Abnormality in the fallopian tubes such as obstruction (Hydrosalpinx – a condition where one or two fallopian tubes are blocked). Some of fallopian tubes abnormalities can be diagnosed and treated by uterine X-Ray or Hysterosalpingography which I perform in the clinic.

Endometriosis: A diagnosed chronic and progressive infertility which is prevalent is present among 10-15% of women in fertility age and is categorised by the presence of lesions of the endometrial tissue  in areas outside the uterus or ovaries. The condition is mostly diagnosed by the woman and at times endometrioma (ovarian cysy)  can be founage of 35 starts a decline in woman’s fertility which is mostly expressed in a higher rate ofd in ultrasound and clearly diagnosed in laparoscopy. Women who suffer from different severity levels of endometriosis find it difficult to conceive naturally due to a chronic inflammation in the reproductive organs. The most effective solution to this condition is IVF.

Sperm abnormalities: Poor sperm quality prevents the egg to be naturally fertilized due to low sperm count, mobility or low sperm morphology (structure). The solution for a severe male factor is IVF.

Additional factors: Underactive Thyroid, uterine myomas, Septa uterus (which can be removed by surgical hysteroscopy), sexual transmitted diseases, diseases such as diabetes, significant overweight, autoimmune diseases and more.

Unexplained infertility: Approximately 25% of couples will suffer from unexplained infertility and that could be resolved by standard fertility treatments such as intrauterine insemination. These couples will most likely be able to conceive with IVF or at least there will be a better understanding of the problem.