Infertility Flashcards
What’s the leading cause of infertility?
Male factor
What’s the leading female factor in infertility?
Tubal factor
What is normal semen?
> 20 million sperm/ml
50% motility
30% normal morphology
The bottom 2.5% of fertile males produce how many sperm per ml?
9 million
How do you overcome low sperm count?
IUI if >10 million
IVF if 3-10 million
<3 million ICSI
How do you evaluate tubal factor?
Hysterosalpingogram, US, Laparoscopy
What are some causes of tubal factor?
Endometriosis
Hydrosalpinx
PID
What are the diagnostic criteria for PCOS?
2 of 3:
Ovulatory disfunction
Biochemical or clinical evidence of hyperandrogenism
Polycystic ovaries
What is a polycystic ovary?
10 follicles of less than 10mm per ovary (string of pearls)
Thickened ovarian stroma.
What factors contribute to predicting ovarian reserve?
Age
FSH/Anti-mullerian hormone
Antral follicle count
What uterine factor abnormalities can be treated surgically?
Septate uterus
Leiomyomas
Endometrial polyps
Asherman Syndrome (uterine scars post PID or D&C)