Causes Of Female InfertilityWomen with a previous history of the following are often unable to conceive:Pelvic inflammatory diseasePregnancy outside the uterusAbdominal surgeryIntrauterine device (IUD) complicationsFibroids.Women develop an incompatibility with or allergy to the partner's sperm, which are destroyed as a result of immune system malfunction.Other causes of infertility in womenFailure to ovulateEndometriosisPituitary gland failureOvarian failureLong-term effects of the birth control pillHypothyroidism or other hormonal imbalancesAge (female fertility declines fast after 35)Abnormal womb shapeHistory of pelvic infectionsBeing underweightHostile cervical mucusRecurrent miscarriagesNutritional deficienciesThyroid malfunctionDiabetesFallopian Tube Problems – blockages, scarring, etc.Congenital abnormalitiesPelvic inflammatory diseaseEctopic pregnancyRuptured appendixLower abdominal surgeryEndometriosisPrevious surgical closure (tubal ligation)Causes Of Male InfertilityDeficient sperm productionSpecifically, inadequate sperm production by the testes or poor sperm motility. This may be due toEnvironmental toxins such as chemicalsRadiationDrugsHeavy metal exposureCigarette smokingStreet drug usePollutionFrequent sexProlonged exposure to heat from hot tubs or saunasWearing underwear or pants that are too tightStressPoor dietLifestyle habitsCauses Of Temporary Low Sperm CountIncreased scrotal temperatureInfections, the common cold, the flu, etc.Increased stressLack of sleepOveruse of alcohol, tobacco, or marijuanaMany prescription drugsExposure to radiationExposure to solvents, pesticides, and other toxinsOther causes of male infertilityVaricose condition of the scrotumPrevious GU infection, or infection with mumpsCertain prescription drugs, such as co-trimoxazole, testerone, anti- ulcer drug cimetidine (Tagamet), nitrofurantoin (Furadantin, Macrodantin) used in the treatment of urinary tract infectionsUndescended testesDiabetesInfectious disease and glandular diseases affecting the hypothalamus, pituitary and the testes. Nutrient deficiencies also have a role to play.Ductal obstruction - An obstruction of the seminal tract will decrease or stop the passage of sperm from the testes to the urethra for ejaculation. This may result fromCongenital defectsInfection of the epidydimis, testes, seminal vesicles, urethra, prostate or vasUrethral strictureCystic fibrosisVasectomyEjaculatory dysfunctionPremature ejaculationRetrograde ejaculationDisorders of accessory glandsInfectionInflammationAntisperm antibodiesCoital disordersDefects in techniquePremature withdrawalErectile dysfunctionArticle extracted from :http://www.holisticonline.com/remedies/infertility/inf_causes.htmFor Natural remedies that deal with the health conditions listed above visit: http://www.freewebs.com/natureandhealth/ourproducts.htm
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