Infertility Flashcards

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unexplained failure to conceive over a […]-year period.

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couple stands an […]% chance of conceiving within 1 year if:

The woman is <[…]
They do not use contraception
They have […] […]
The overall probability increases to […]% if considered over 2 years.

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couple stands an 80% chance of conceiving within 1 year if:

The woman is <40yo
They do not use contraception
They have regular intercourse
The overall probability increases to 90% if considered over 2 years.

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Factors affecting natural fertility

[…] age
[…]
Smoking
[…]-fitting […] (males)
Excessive […] consumption
[…] […] use
[…] […] use

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Factors affecting natural fertility

Increasing age
Obesity
Smoking
Tight-fitting underwear (males)
Excessive alcohol consumption
Anabolic steroid use
Illicit drug use

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Genetic causes

[…] syndrome ([…])
[…] syndrome ([…])

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Genetic causes

Turner’s syndrome (XO)
Kleinfelter’s syndrome (XXY)

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[…]/[…] disorders

[…] […] […]
[…] tumours
[…] syndrome (pituitary infarction due to haemorrhagic shock during labour)
[…]prolactinaemia
Cushing’s syndrome
Premature […] failure

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Ovulation/endocrine disorders

Polycystic ovary syndrome
Pituitary tumours
Sheehan’s syndrome (pituitary infarction due to haemorrhagic shock during labour)
Hyperprolactinaemia
Cushing’s syndrome
Premature ovarian failure

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Tubal abnormalities

Congenital […] abnormalities
Adhesions following […] […] […]- secondary to […] or […]

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Tubal abnormalities

Congenital anatomical abnormalities
Adhesions following pelvic inflammatory disease - secondary to chlamydia or gonorrhoea

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Uterine abnormalities

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Bicornate uterus
Fibroids
Asherman’s syndrome (adhesions of the uterus)

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Uterine pathology

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Endometriosis

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Cervical damage

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after biopsy or LLETZ

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Testicular disorders

[…]
[…]
[…] cancer
[…] […] defects

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Testicular disorders

Cryptorchidism
Varicocele
Testicular cancer
Congenital testicular defects

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Ejaculatory disorders

Obstruction of the […] system (either congenital or acquired)

Disorders of […] e.g. […] […], […] ejaculation

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Ejaculatory disorders

Obstruction of the ejaculatory system (either congenital or acquired)

Disorders of ejaculation e.g. retrograde ejaculation, premature ejaculation

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Semen analysis

After a minimum of […] days and a maximum of […] days abstinence. The sample needs to be delivered to the lab within 1 hour

Normal semen results
volume > 1.5 ml
pH > […]
sperm concentration > […] million / ml
morphology > 4% normal forms
motility > […]% progressive motility
vitality > […]% live spermatozoa

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Semen analysis

After a minimum of 3 days and a maximum of 5 days abstinence. The sample needs to be delivered to the lab within 1 hour

Normal semen results
volume > 1.5 ml
pH > 7.2
sperm concentration > 15 million / ml
morphology > 4% normal forms
motility > 32% progressive motility
vitality > 58% live spermatozoa

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