Medical Reference related to fertility

1. Breast cancer: Infertility and premature menopause
   

   Treatment for breast cancer can result in infertility or premature menopause. We help you understand how treatment will affect you.

2. 10 important questions to ask your doctor about infertility
   

   10 important questions to ask your doctor about infertility

3. Understanding infertility – the basics
   

   From symptoms to treatment to prevention, get the basics on infertility from the experts.

4. Are you ready to try to conceive?
   

   If you’re planning to conceive there are some things you should do first. Read about them here.

5. Clomifene for unexplained infertility
   

   Unexplained infertility means that doctors don't know why you haven't been able to get pregnant. What is it?

6. Catheters for blocked or damaged tubes
   

   There isn't enough evidence to say whether a catheter can help women with blocked or damaged tubes get pregnant. What are they?

7. Pre-implantation genetic diagnosis
   

   You may want to think about having pre-implantation diagnosis if you or your partner has a genetic disease. Or, your doctor may suggest you have it if you have had several miscarriages and he or she wants to examine your embryos.

8. Further fertility tests
   

   There are several further tests that doctors can use to find out more about your infertility. It's important to discuss the advantages and disadvantages of any medical procedure with your doctor.

9. Problems with sperm
   

   Most men with fertility problems have one or all of these problems.

10. Hormone treatments and insemination for unexplained infertility
    

    If you and your partner have unexplained infertility, having these two treatments makes it more likely that you'll get pregnant.