HOMOEOPATHY FOR FEMALE INFERTILITY

Millions of couples worldwide are affected by male infertility, female infertility, or a combination of the two. It is estimated that 10 to 15 percent of couples struggle to conceive or deliver a healthy baby. Infertility is defined as couples who have been actively trying to become pregnant for at least a year without success.

The cause of infertility is either unknown or a combination of male and female factors in the remaining cases, with female infertility factors accounting for approximately one-third of cases and male infertility factors for approximately one-third of cases.

Depending on the underlying issue, there are many treatments for female infertility, though they can be challenging to diagnose. Treatment isn’t always necessary, though; many infertile couples will go on to spontaneously conceive a child.

Each of the following causes is necessary for conception:

• You must ovulate in order to become pregnant.Ovulation is the process by which your ovaries create and release an egg, which is necessary for conception.Your doctor can help assess your menstrual cycles and determine ovulation.
• Your doctor can perform a few straightforward tests to assess the health of your partner’s sperm. **Your partner needs sperm.** For most couples, this isn’t a problem unless your partner has a history of illness or surgery.
• Your doctor can help you better understand when you’re most fertile during your cycle. **You need to have regular intercourse.** You need to have regular sexual activity while you’re fertile.
• The egg and sperm combine in the fallopian tubes, and the pregnancy needs a healthy environment to develop. Therefore, you must have open fallopian tubes and a normal uterus.

The intricate human reproduction process includes the following steps, all of which must occur correctly for pregnancy to occur:

• The mature egg is released by one of the two ovaries.
• A fallopian tube takes the egg and carries it away.
• For the purpose of fertilizing the egg, the sperm travels up the cervix, through the uterus, and into the fallopian tube.
• The fetus’ fallopian tube carries the fertilized egg to the uterus.
• In the uterus, the fertilized egg grows and implants.

Female infertility is caused by one or more of a number of factors that can interfere with this process at any stage in women.

Ovulation disorders

About 25% of infertile couples are affected by ovulation disorders, which are characterized by irregular or non-existent ovulation and can be brought on by issues with the ovary itself, the hypothalamus, or pituitary gland’s ability to regulate reproductive hormones.

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).PCOS is the most prevalent cause of female infertility and is characterized by complex changes in the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, and ovaries that cause a hormonal imbalance and affect ovulation. PCOS is also linked to insulin resistance, obesity, abnormal hair growth on the face or body, and acne.

Hypothalamic dysfunction.The main symptom of this issue is irregular or absent periods. Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH), the two hormones responsible for stimulating ovulation each month, are produced by the pituitary gland in a specific pattern during the menstrual cycle.

Premature ovarian insufficiency.This condition impairs the ovary’s capacity to produce eggs and reduces estrogen production in women under the age of 40. It is typically brought on by an autoimmune reaction in which your body mistakenly attacks ovarian tissues or by the premature loss of eggs from your ovary due to genetic issues or environmental insults like chemotherapy.

Too much prolactin.Less frequently, a problem with the pituitary gland may result in excessive prolactin production (hyperprolactinemia), which decreases estrogen production and may result in infertility.

Damage to fallopian tubes (tubal infertility)

The passage of the fertilized egg into the uterus is blocked when fallopian tubes are damaged or blocked, which can be brought on by a variety of conditions.

• Pelvic inflammatory disease, also known as chlamydia, gonorrhea, or another sexually transmitted infection, is an infection of the uterus and fallopian tubes.
• Previous abdominal or pelvic surgery, such as surgery for an ectopic pregnancy (where an implanted fertilized egg begins to develop in a fallopian tube rather than the uterus), is a contraindication.
• Despite being rare in the United States, pelvic tuberculosis is a significant global contributor to tubal infertility.

Endometriosis

Endometriosis is a condition in which tissue that normally develops in the uterus implants and spreads to other sites; this extra tissue growth — and the surgical removal of it — can cause scarring, which may obstruct the tube and prevent the egg and sperm from fusing; it can also affect the lining of the uterus, disrupting implantation of the fertilized egg; it also seems to affect fertility in less-direct ways, such as damage to the sperm

Uterine or cervical causes

By preventing implantation or raising the risk of a miscarriage, a number of uterine or cervical conditions can affect fertility.

• The uterus frequently develops benign polyps or tumors (fibroids or myomas), some of which can reduce fertility by obstructing the fallopian tubes or interfering with implantation, but many women with fibroids or polyps can conceive.
• Implantation can be hampered by uterine inflammation or scarring caused by endometriosis.
• Unusual uterine characteristics that exist from birth, such as an abnormally shaped uterus, can make it difficult to get pregnant or maintain pregnancy.
• An inherited deformity or harm to the cervix can result in cervical stenosis, a narrowing of the cervical canal.
• Sometimes the cervix is unable to produce the ideal type of mucus, preventing the sperm from passing through and entering the uterus.

Unexplained infertility

Although it’s frustrating to not have a definitive answer, this problem may resolve itself over time. In some cases, an infertility cause is never discovered. It’s possible that a combination of several minor factors in both partners underlie these unexplained fertility problems.

The inability of a couple to conceive is the primary symptom of infertility. A menstrual cycle that is excessively long (35 days or more), excessively short (less than 21 days), irregular, or absent can be a sign of lack of ovulation, which can be associated with female infertility. There may be no other visible signs or symptoms.

HOMOEOPATHIC REMEDIES

Give 5 drops in water three times daily starting on the first day of menstrual flow for seven days. If sexual activity is performed after the cessation of menses, abroma radix will correct the irregular menstrual disorder and promote conception. Abroma radix is a good remedy for female infertility when irregular menstrual disorder occurs.

BORAX 30It is prescribed when the vaginal discharge is like the white of an egg, acrid, copious, and warm. In such cases, Borax favors easy conception. It is also a successful remedy when conception is challenging after D & C. Borax is one of the top homoeopathic medicines for infertility in females due to acid vaginal discharges. These vaginal discharges are acrid, destructive, and kill the sperms.

NATRUM PHOS 30-Natrum Phos is a different treatment for sperm-killing acid vaginal discharge. It’s recommended for women who experience infertility and have acrid, irritating, creamy, honey-colored vaginal discharges that also smell sour.

**CALCAREA CARB. 30-**Calcarea carb. is a useful treatment for female infertility caused by excessively frequent or long menstrual cycles, as well as periods that start earlier than expected.

ALETRIS FARINOSA Q-Leucorrhea, anemia, weakness, exhaustion, and fatigue may also persist with menorrhagia are Aletris Farinosa’s main symptoms, along with early and copious menses and infertility. Aletris Farinosa is also prescribed when a person has a propensity for having repeated abortions.

PULSATILLA NIG. 30-Pulsatilla tops the list of homeopathic medications for infertility in females with short, scanty menstrual cycles, as well as PCOD.

SEPIA 30-Sepia is prescribed for infertility in females whose menstrual cycles are brief, scanty, and suppressed, along with prominent symptoms like a uterine bearing-down sensation, aversion to sex, and excessive dryness and pain during sex.

AGNUS CASTUS 30When aversion to sex is present, excessive masturbation may be the reason why. Agnus Castus is used when this is the case. The genitals are also relaxed with transparent vaginal discharges. Agnus Castus is an effective remedy for infertility in females with decreased sexual desire.

NATRUM CARB. 30– Profuse leucorrhea of thick yellow mucus with putrid odor. Menses are late, scanty, like the meat of washing. Menses are too early and is too profuse. Excessive sexual desire. – Natrum carb. is the top remedy for infertility in females due to non retention of sperm. Offensive and irritating vaginal discharges may also be present.

STAPHYSAGRIA 30A thick cervical mucous secretion that was harmful to the sperms and vaginal spasm that prevented sperm from entering the vagina make it one of the top treatments for female infertility when no specific cause is identified.

ACID PHOSMenstruation is excessively early and frequent, irregular, and the vaginal secretion’s pH changes to an acidic state, which causes sperm deposited there to die shortly. 30 — It is a great remedy for primary sterility brought on by debilitated conditions like tuberculosis and diabetes.

GRAPHITES 200It is appropriate for women who were once obese but are now emaciating. Chilly patient. Menses too late with constipation, pale, scanty, and with tearing pain in the epigastrium. Decided aversion to coition. Sterility difficult conception. Lay is depressed and hopeless, and music depresses her.

NATRUM MURIATICUM 200-Women with rigid muscle fibers, dark hair, and dark skin, as well as highly sensitive genital organs, faint easily when coitus is attempted, and have a strong craving for salt, are all symptoms of female sterility. Natrum mur. is another top remedy for this condition.

**GOSSYPIUM 30-**Gossypium is effective in cases of underdeveloped or weak uteruses, scanty or delayed menstruation, severe back and sacral pain, uterine sub involution and fibroids, as well as debility and gastric pain.

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