After the doctor runs certain tests on you and your partner, you could either be diagnosed as having one or more of the following causes of infertility.

This accounts for almost 1/3rd of all the causes of Infertility. There could either be low sperm count, low sperm motility or poor morphology. Depending upon the severity, doctor would recommend either IUI, IVF or ICSI for you and your partner to get pregnant

The ovaries are a pair of glands that lie on either side of the uterus (womb). The ovaries make ova (eggs) and various hormones. Hormones are chemicals that are made in one part of the body, pass into the bloodstream, and have an effect on other parts of the body.

Ovulation normally occurs once a month when you release an ovum (egg) into a fallopian tube which leads into the uterus (womb). Before an ovum is released at ovulation, it develops within a little swelling of the ovary called a follicle (like a tiny cyst). Each month several follicles start to develop, but normally just one fully develops and goes on to ovulate.

Follicular Monitoring is the process of serial ultrasonic monitoring of the ovarian follicles used to identify maturation status of eggs. It is useful for assessing the size of the follicle that supports the growing egg and for determining the thickness of the uterine lining.

Follicular Monitoring is the process of serial ultrasonic monitoring of the ovarian follicles used to identify maturation status of eggs. It is useful for assessing the size of the follicle that supports the growing egg and for determining the thickness of the uterine lining.

TID is a treatment used for patients who suffer with severe male factor infertility or azoospermia.

TID is used for men who have severe testicular failure. These men suffer with azoospermia with no sperms on testicular biopsy and men with oligoasthenozoospermia who cannot afford ICSI.

TID is used when couples need to use a sperm donor. Sperm donor is recommended when the male partner has problems with sperm quality or production, including when the sperm is of very poor quality, or if there is a high risk of passing on a genetic disease.

The Intra Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection selected, better known as IMSI for its acronym in English (Intracytoplasmic morphologically-selected sperm injection) is a laboratory technique used in IVF treatments (IVF) for patients having very severe morphologically defective sperms.It involves selecting the normal sperms with the help of very high magnification and inserting it into the egg.

In some individuals, spermatozoa may not be present in the ejaculate. This condition is called Azoospermia. This can be either due to problems in sperm production itself or due to obstruction to the flow of semen during ejaculation. Reproductive tract obstruction can be acquired – as a result of infection, trauma, an iatrogenic injury that can occur during bladder neck, pelvic, abdominal or inguinoscrotal surgery. Congenital anomalies may be relatively uncommon in the general population but can occur in up to 2 percent of infertile men. The best-known condition is the congenital bilateral absence of the vas deferens (CBAVD) which occurs in almost all men with cystic fibrosis.