Infertility and the Various Factors behind Infertility

As a couple, one of the most dreaded news that you would get from your physician is the news concerning your possible infertility. This news is quite devastating, especially, if you and your wife are already eager and aching to have a baby of your own. Often, this news would cause misunderstandings between you and your wife, and may even end up in the dissolution of your marriage if it is not resolved. It will cause confusion if you and your wife, for example, could not rule out the reason behind your inability to have a child as a couple. In the previous centuries when there were no advanced medical instruments and procedures yet, infertility was often blamed on the wife. Often, this blaming process caused immeasurable distress on the part of the wife, and the social stigma created by such blaming process was always far-reaching and traumatic. Good enough, nowadays, with the presence of advanced and high-tech medical instruments and procedures, infertility is no longer solely and immediately blamed on the wife. With greater awareness of the possible causes of infertility, husbands are no longer quick to blame their wives on this matter. Instead, many husbands these days are open to undergoing infertility checkups to rule out the possible cause of infertility. Anywhere in the world, there are clinics that specialize on infertility checkups. If you are living in Dubai, for example, you can easily undergo fertility treatment Dubai at Ivivf in order for you and your wife to remedy your problem of inability to have a child. Before you can even undergo fertility treatment, you have to undergo beforehand infertility checkups to figure out which fertility treatment is the most appropriate for you. Infertility causes are varied, and it is estimated that around 30 percent of infertility is due to male infertility, while another 35 percent is due to the female infertility. The rest is due to combined factors from both the male and female. In most male infertility, the main reason usually hinges on the quality of semen of the male. There are known deficiencies in male semen. Sometimes, the semen are too few and, sometimes, the semen do not have tails to help them wiggle their way towards the egg cell. Other causes may be due to genetic factors, DNA damage, sickness, hypothalamic-pituitary reasons, environmental factors, and many more. On the part of the female, the causes of infertility may be due to genetic factors, DNA damage, sickness, hypothalamic-pituitary reasons, environmental factors and many more. Combined factors sometimes hinge on the incompatibility of the gametes of the couple or any other factors that act together to preclude the couple from having a child. There are also causes of infertility that physicians could not figure out. There are around 20 percent of couples who are unable to have children due to reasons which remain unknown to them and to their physicians. This percentage of infertility is categorized by physicians as unexplained infertility, and medical scientists are still vigorously involved in ongoing studies to rule out the possible causes of most unexplained infertility cases.