Female Infertility | Prof. Dr. İsmail Mete İtil

Infertility

Scientific studies show that the cause of approximately 25 percent of infertility cases cannot be found. However, thanks to assisted reproductive techniques applied today, the chances of couples…

Endometriosis (Chocolate Cyst)

Chocolate cyst, medically known as endometriosis, is a condition in which the tissue similar to the inner layer of the uterus is found outside the uterus, especially in the ovaries. Endometriosis,…

Fibroids (myoma)

Fibroids are common, usually harmless growths that form in the uterus, but for some women they can cause unpleasant symptoms and health problems. The need for treatment may vary depending on the…

Causes of Female Infertility

There might be different reasons for female infertility. To touch briefly on those reasons: Poor Functioning Ovaries Anovulation (Lack of Ovulation): Many factors might lead to ovulatory dysfunction…

What is myoma?

Myoma are the most frequent benign bulks of the uterus. These bulks are observed in approximately 60% of premenopausal women and in 30% of women in the reproductive age. The frequency of the disease…

What is Amniocentesis?

Amniocenteses (AS)is the process of accessing the liquid the baby floats in by passing through the uterus with a needle going into the abdominal skin of the expectant mother and taking a sample from…

Female Reproductive Organs

Female external genital organs start with the vagina, which consists of a canal that is 9-10 cm, and the vaginal lips called vulva at the entrance to the vagina. Uterine cervix comes higher up the…

Puberty and Adolescent Menstrual Irregularities

Adolescence, which starts at the age of 10 for girls and 12 for boys, is the period of transition from childhood to adulthood that lasts 5 years on average. Many physiological, psychological and…

Herbal Treatment for Menopause

Menopause is one of the most difficult period in the lives of women. Annoying illnesses such as hot flushes, sweating, ups and downs in the mood and bad temper might occur in this period. Natural…

Ovulation, Fertilization and Pregnancy

An ovum develops in a sac called follicle in the ovaries every month during the reproductive age in a woman who menstruates regularly. This sac, which reaches a diameter of about 18-20 cm, cracks on…

Types of Abortion

Abortions, which are referred to as “abortus” in the medical literature, are termination of pregnancy for various reasons in the first half of pregnancy, that is before the twentieth week of…

Tests for Female Infertility

Hormone Tests Detection of the levels of hormones relating to reproduction in women leads the most significant examinations. FSH, LH, Estradiol, Prolactin, Testosterone, DHEA-S and TSH provide…

What Does Bone Resorption Mean?

Bone loss is a bone disease that develops slowly and appears due to low calcium intake through diet accompanied by genetic predisposition. Bone fractures occur easily due to the reduction in bone…

What is Infertility?

Couples that cannot become pregnant within one year despite a steady sex life and although they want a child are called infertile couples. There must be a problem that prevents these couples from…