Management of Infertility in Females Flashcards

1
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what diet and lifestyle advice should be given for couples having fertility problems

A

stop smoking, achieve healthy BMI, reduce/stop alcohol intake, low caffeine, stop recreational drugs, stop methadone

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what affects can weight of female have on fertility

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higher weight increase miscarriage, increase infertility, decrease success treatment

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3
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what vitamin supplements can be given to aid fertility/during pregnancy

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folic acid and vitamin D

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4
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what diseases should be screened for in a women having fertility issues

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chlamydia, rubella immunity

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5
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what should be given to treat if chlamydia positive

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azithromycin 1gm, is allergic to macrolide then doxycycline 100mg for 7 days

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6
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what can indicate oligo/anovulation

A

irregular menstrual cycles

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7
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what are the different options for treatment of hypothalamic anovulation

A

pulsatile GnRH(better), Gonadotrophin(LH, FSH) daily injections

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8
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what are the different treatment options for induction of ovulation in polycystic ovary syndrome(PCOS), in order of most often used to least(best to worst)

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clomifene citrate(oral), gonadotrophin therapy(injections), laparoscopic ovarian diathermy

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9
Q

when is reproductive surgery considered

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primary surgical treatment for infertility, or surgery to enhance IVF

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10
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in what scenarios would reproductive surgery be used for primary surgical treatment

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pelvic adhesions, endometriosis, chocolate cysts in ovaries, tubal block

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what different surgical procedures can be used to enhance IVF treatment

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laparoscopy or hystetoscopy

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what are the surgical treatment options that can be used for women with proximal tubal obstruction

A

selective salpingography + tubal catheterisation, or hysteroscopic tubal cannulation
(improve chance or pregnancy)

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13
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what surgical treatments should be offered to women with hydrosalpinges before IVF and why

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laparoscopic salpingectomy, because it improves chance of live birth

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14
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what treatment can be used for tubal occlusion by hydrosalpinx

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laparoscopy or hysteroscopy

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15
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what should women with minimal or mild endometriosis who have undergone laparoscopy be offered

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surgical ablation or resection of endometriosis, plus laparoscopic adhesiolysis

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16
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what different surgical treatments can be used for polyps in uterine cavity

A

polypectomy or myomectomy

17
Q

what treatment is used for uterine septums

A

surgical uterine septum resection

18
Q

what treatment options are there for male infertility

A

intrauterine insemination(mild disease), intracytoplasmic sperm injection(ICSI), surgical sperm aspiration combo with ICSI, donor sperm insemination

19
Q

where can sperm be aspirated for for surgical sperm aspiration with ICSI

A

epididymis or testicle

20
Q

what treatment can be used for obstructed vas deferens

A

vasectomy(50% success)