Infertility Causes
April 23 -29, 2017 is National Infertility Awareness Week (NIAW) National Infertility Awareness Week (NIAW), a brief seven days when we shine a light on this important topic. The CDC reports that 1 in 8 couples experience infertility when trying to become pregnant (2006-2010 National Survey of Family Growth, CDC). It is more common than […]
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Over the past 5 years, we have more information on the potential impact of cell phones and male fertility. Newer studies have attempted to look at what aspects of cell phone usage may be responsible for the changes seen in sperm count, sperm movement and potential fertility. Let’s review what we currently know: Cell phones […]
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What’s the difference between sterility and infertility? Sometimes these terms are used interchangeably, but they actually describe two different conditions—each with their own treatment options. What is Sterility? One common definition of sterility is the inability to create offspring (children) as a result of a procedure—such as tubal ligation, hysterectomy, or vasectomy. Tubal ligation, also […]
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What is Infertility? The natural ability for a woman to conceive and give birth to children is called “fertility.” A woman is considered “infertile” if she is unable to conceive after months of trying for pregnancy. While there may be many causes for female infertility, many of those problems can be diagnosed and treated, allowing […]
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Trying for months without a viable pregnancy is called infertility, and it affects millions of Americans. Male factor infertility is a common experience for couples. In fact, it may be the cause in nearly 50 percent of all infertility cases. The CDC estimated in 2002 that 7.5 percent of all men younger than 45 who […]
Read MoreInfertility Options in Oregon When it comes to infertility options in Oregon, Oregon Reproductive Medicine has some of the highest pregnancy success rates in the country – up to 80% live-birth success in women under 35. Planning Around Infertility Oregon Reproductive Medicine, a fertility and family planning clinic in Portland, Oregon, has some of the […]
Read More When facing a diagnosis of infertility, couple who have been struggling to conceive can turn to fertility clinics such as Oregon Reproductive Medicine to reverse some of the issues that may be causing infertility. With various treatments ranging from changes in lifestyle, to medication, to medical procedures, there are many ways of addressing and even […]
Read MoreWhat is Infertility? While sometimes used synonymously, “infertility” and “sterility” are two separate medical conditions. “Sterility” is an inability to conceive a child. Infertility is the reduced or lack of ability to conceive and carry a child, whether it be temporary or permanent. Infertility has both a primary and secondary component. “Primary Infertility” refers to […]
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What medications are used to treat infertility? Many couples – about 6.7 million – experience difficulties with infertility and becoming pregnant. The good news is that finding a solution for infertility, whether through treatments, medication, or a combination of both, is possible. Fertility specialists at Oregon Reproductive Medicine have a proven track record of some […]
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