Friday, August 31, 2007

Who is affected by infertility?

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The average chance to conceive for a normally fertile couple having regular, unprotected intercourse is approximately 25 percent during each menstrual cycle.

In most couples, conception occurs within about 12 months. However, infertility affects about 10 percent of couples of childbearing age. Infertility is not just a

woman's concern. A problem with the male is the sole cause, or a contributing cause, of infertility in about 40 percent of infertile couples. About one-fourth of

infertile couples have more than one cause or factor related to their inability to conceive. About 10 to 15 percent of couples have no identifiable cause for their

infertility after medical investigation. What are the risk factors for men regarding infertility? The following is a list of risk factors related to Male Infertility (also called male factor or male factor infertility): history of prostatitis or genital infection testicular trauma or torsion history of precocious puberty (puberty occurring at a young age) or delayed puberty (puberty occurring at an older age) exposure to toxic substances or hazards on the job, such as lead, cadmium, mercury, ethylene oxide, vinyl chloride, radioactivity, and x-rays cigarette or marijuana smoke heavy alcohol consumption exposure of the genitals to high temperatures hernia repair undescended testicles prescription drugs for ulcers or psoriasis DES taken by mother during pregnancy mumps after puberty chemotherapy for malignancies What causes male factor infertility?

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