Reproductive health: preservation and restoration of fertility

What is reproductive health?

Reproductive health encompasses the physical, mental, and social well-being related to a person's ability to conceive and give birth to children. It is not just about the absence of reproductive system diseases but also about the harmonious functioning of reproductive processes, allowing for conscious family planning.

Many factors influence fertility: chronic stress, sedentary lifestyle, environmental degradation, infections, and bad habits. Some of these factors can be controlled, and timely measures can significantly increase the chances of natural conception.

Why is reproductive health deteriorating?

Recent studies confirm that reproductive parameters are declining in both men and women. Infertility is becoming an acute social problem. Parents' bad habits, lack of physical activity, stress, hormonal disorders, infectious and inflammatory processes, surgical operations, and abortions contribute to fertility disruption. An unbalanced diet, vitamin deficiencies, and exposure to high temperatures in the workplace also have a negative impact. Prolonged use of corticosteroids, antidepressants, and certain other medications can also lead to decreased fertility.

How to preserve reproductive health

To preserve your ability to conceive, it is important to plan your pregnancy in advance, lead an active and healthy lifestyle, have a balanced diet, avoid stress, treat illnesses promptly, and undergo preventive examinations. The possibilities for delayed motherhood and fatherhood that exist today can give you confidence in planning your reproductive future.

What to do if natural conception does not occur

If you do not become pregnant after a year of regular unprotected intercourse, it is necessary to consult a gynecologist. There are effective methods available today to assist couples suffering from fertility disorders.

In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a basic method in which the fertilization of the egg occurs outside the woman's body. This approach allows for overcoming many causes of infertility.

In cases of decreased ovarian reserve or identified genetic risks, IVF with egg donation is used, which utilizes eggs from healthy young donors. This significantly increases the chances of successful pregnancy.

For couples who need both egg and sperm donation, a double donation IVF program is implemented. This method offers hope in the most complex clinical situations.

A professional approach to caring for the future

The "Natuvitro" clinic offers an individual approach to each couple wishing to become parents. Specialists conduct a comprehensive diagnosis, help identify possible causes of infertility, and develop a personalized program for conception preparation. Entrust the future of your family to professionals.