Infertility Treatment

Infertility treatment is a form of Assisted Reproductive care available to millions of couples worldwide affected by infertility. When conception proves difficult, families often have questions and concerns about their reproductive health and available options. Speaking to a right fertility specialist can provide potential solutions, allowing patients to make informed decisions.

During the initial consultation, SILK Medical’s team will perform an evaluation to understand each couple’s individual situation. This may include a record of the medical history, physical examination, and diagnostic tests such as pelvic ultrasound. Based on the findings, the specialists develop a personalized treatment plan, which may involve further testing and therapies designed to improve the chances of successful conception.

When to Consult a Specialist for Infertility Treatment

Here are some signs it may be time for couples to take the next step:

If any of these situations apply, the team at SILK Medical is ready to provide patients with assistance understanding their options and developing a personalized treatment plan. By working closely with a fertility specialist, couples can take steps towards achieving their goal of having a child.

Why Can’t I Get Pregnant: Common Causes

Female Infertility

Tubal Factor: Blocked or damaged fallopian tubes can prevent fertilization or embryo transport.

Uterine Factor: Uterine or endometrial issues, like fibroids or polyps, can hinder implantation.

Endocrine Infertility: Hormonal imbalances (PCOS, anovulation, low ovarian reserve) can affect fertility.

Cervical Factor: Cervical abnormalities or mucus issues can obstruct sperm entry.

Immunologic Factor: The immune system may attack sperm or embryos, complicating conception.

Male Infertility

Aspermatogenic: Sperm production may be impaired due to factors such as infections, smoking, hormonal imbalances, or chronic diseases.

Normospermatogenic: Even when sperm production is normal, physiological obstacles can prevent healthy sperm from entering the urethra.

Immunological: In some men, the body produces antibodies that attack and destroy sperm, reducing fertility.

Common Сauses of Infertility in Women

Let's take a closer look at some of the most common causes of female infertility. For a more comprehensive overview, check out our detailed blog post on Common causes of infertility in women.

Male Factor Infertility: What You Need to Know

Male fertility issues play a significant role in many couples' struggle to conceive. To learn about the causes, tests, and treatments for male infertility, check out our informative article on Male factor infertility: What you need to know.

SILK Medical Infertility Treatment Options

SILK Medical offers a wide range of infertility treatment methods depending on a specific case.

Medical Treatment

Medical treatment for infertility often involves hormone therapy to balance hormones and regulate ovulation, as well as medications to treat underlying inflammatory processes. Targeted therapies can also be used to improve spermogram indicators in male patients, enhancing their fertility potential.

Surgical Interventions

Surgical treatment like hysteroscopy with separate diagnostic curettage can help resolve problems with endometrial hyperplasia, while varicocele and hydrocele surgery can positively impact male reproductive health. In some cases, minimally invasive procedures can help restore fertility.

ART and Artificial Insemination

IUI places sperm directly into the uterine cavity, while IVF involves fertilization outside the body and embryo transfer. ICSI helps overcome male factor infertility by injecting a single sperm into an egg. These methods can also address unexplained infertility when other treatments are unsuccessful.

SILK Medical Advanced Reproductive Technologies

"Our state-of-the-art embryology laboratory and highly qualified specialists enable us to conduct IVF programs with excellent success rates. We help patients become parents and are committed to fighting for every positive outcome."

Albert Irkaliev

Reproductologist

While medical treatments are often necessary, there are steps you can take to boost your fertility naturally. Simple lifestyle changes can make a significant difference. Curious about what you can do? Check out our article on Lifestyle Changes to Improve Fertility for practical tips you can start implementing today.

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