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Frequently Asked Questions

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  1. How long should I wait to suspect infertility?

    If pregnancy does not occur after 1 year unprotected regular sexula intercourse, infertility should be suspected.

  2. Is my partner’s sperm count sufficient?

    Sperm number should be >20 millions/ml and sperm motility should be >50% to achieve pregnancy. At least 3 sperm analysis should be obtained before diagnosing a male factor.


  3. Do cysts prevent pregnancy?

    Cyst is a general definition. First, the nature of your cyst should be diagnosed. A simple cyst, an endometrioma, a dermoid cyst and polycystic ovaries have different impacts on fertility.

  4. What is the reason for recurrent miscarriages?

    Many medical conditions may result in recurrent miscarriage. A hysteroscopy, tests investigating thrombophilia and karyotype analysis should be performed.

  5. What is the chance of a woman with IVF at my age?

    Ovarian reserve and pregnancy rates decrease with advancing age. Success rate with IVF is 55% up to 35 years, 45% between 35 and 38, 38% between 39 and 40 and 23% after 40.

  6. Can I get pregnant with intrauterine insemination?

    Infertile couples with normal sperm parameters and intact fallopian tubes can get pregnant with IUI. Pregnancy rates are around 5-10%.

  7. Can I get pregnant wit irregular menses?

    Fecundity rate for women < 35 and with regular menses is 20%. İrregularly menstruating women have irregular ovulation and thus their pregnancy rate decrease. Such women should consult a physician and get treated.

  8. What to do after IVF failure?

    There are tests to be performed after 2 or 3 IVF failures. Karyotype analysis, tests to diagnose thrombophilia and hysteroscopy are examples. But most important determinant of IVF success is the choice of center.

  9. What is the pregnancy chance in case of elevated FSH levels?

    FSH is related to the ovarian reserve. It should be assessed on the third day of menstruation. Levels > 10 mIU/ml are associated with increased follicle loss. FSH levels change every month. Decreased FSH levels after medication use or spontaneously does not mean that follicle number came back to normal. High FSH levels do not prevent pregnancy.

 

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