Inspirational Fertility Tip: In women, having an abnormal menstrual period is a good place to start. A regular 28 to 30 day cycle with good quality fertile mucus right before ovulation, relatively no premenstrual symptoms and a pain free period with efficient bleeding indicate a balanced hormonal cycle. Physical examination and routine laboratory tests for women include: 1. Genetic testing: this is done to determine whether theres a genetic defect causing infertility. 2. Hormone testing: this may be done to check levels of ovulatory hormones, thyroid and pituitary hormones. 3. Hysterosalpingography: This exam evaluates the condition of the patients uterus and fallopian tubes by indicating if there is any blockage in these areas. 4. Laparoscopy: this procedure involves inserting a thin viewing device into the patients abdomen and pelvis to examine the fallopian tubes, ovaries and uterus. Performed under general anesthesia, the most common problems identified by laparoscopy are endometriosis and scarring. 5. Ovulation test: this blood test is used to measure hormone levels to determine whether patient is ovulating or not. 6. Ovarian reserve test: this test begins with hormone testing early in a womans menstrual cycle. Testing may be done to determine the potential effectiveness of the eggs after ovulation. 7. Pelvic ultrasound: is performed to look for uterine or fallopian tube disorders. If no physical illness is found, a regimen of proper diet, detoxing, exercise, and plenty of rest and water is a good start. Try to manage stress and balance situations around you.
Posted on: Mon, 21 Oct 2013 14:24:44 +0000
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