Causes of female infertility
Nowadays many women face the problem of female infertility. According to World Health Organization the most common forms of female infertility are: tubal-peritoneal form (50%-60%), endometriosis (40%-60%), endocrine diseases (30%-40%), uterine pathologies (15%-20%), in more than 60%-70% of cases there could be a combination of two or even more forms. If correctly diagnosed and properly treated most forms of acquired female infertility could be successfully eliminated. Thyroid gland diseases are the most common cause of female infertility.
Increased release of thyroid gland hormones leads to suppression of hypophyseal hormone production. This affects female hormone production which results in disturbed menstrual cycle, risks to develop endometriosis, hysteromyoma, polycystic ovary syndrome which has a direct impact on pregnancy and ability to bear a healthy baby. Hypofunction of the thyroid gland leads to increased production of hypophyseal hormones. In turn this suppresses ovarian hormone release which disturbs the normal processes of impregnation and carrying of the pregnancy.
The therapy aimed at normalization of thyroid gland functions may lead to the long-awaited pregnancy. Clomid is undoubtedly one of the medicines which may provide a proper treatment. Any of the following diseases: adnexitis, ovarian cyst, polycystic ovary, endometritis, hysteromyoma - may become a cause for female infertility. Any of the diseases listed is directly related to the process of infertilisation and pregnancy. A frequent symptom of endocrinological disorders accompanying infertility is dysfunctional uterine bleeding. It is important to know that bleeding is just a symptom of some certain diseases (polycystic ovary, endometritis or hysteromyoma). As a rule the therapy aimed at elimination of the main diseases helps to eliminate both bleeding and female infertility.