Diagnosis of Female Infertility
40% of all causes of infertility are female in origin. Here is a quick reference guide to the basics of testing for the female. Luteal Phase Defect
Although there is some controversy about the clinical significance of luteal phase defect as a cause of infertility, this site explains the cause and treatment of this condition.
Secondary Infertility
This discussion of secondary infertility touches on some of the emotional consequences and potential medical reasons that women experience difficulty in having another baby, and includes an interview with a fertility specialist. Hysterosalpingogram
What is a hysterosalpingogram (HSG), how is it done, why is it done as part of an infertility work-up and what are the added benefits of having the procedure? This guide explains what you can expect from the procedure. Female Fertility Worksheet
Basic questions for you to answer and take to your practitioner about your history that may indicate potential fertility problems. Charting Your Fertility
Before you go to see your doctor, you'll want to try charting your cycles. This will give you a head start should you need an infertility specialist. How A Man & Woman Contribute to Fertility
Simple explanation of the anatomy and physiology of male and female reproductive systems to set the stage for understanding their respective contributions to potential fertility problems. Do you have PCOS?
An essay on Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) and how it can affect fertility in women. Ectopic Pregnancy Facts
The basics of ectopic pregnancy, including causes, risk factors, prevention, diagnosis, complications and emotional consequences of a pregnancy loss. Recurrent Miscarriage
Recurrent or repeated miscarriage can be a frustrating experience for any woman, whether or not she has had a previous successful pregnancy. This site discusses the possible causes for both primary and secondary repeated miscarriage.
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