Primary Amernnorrhoea
- Gonadal Agenesis
- Disorders of Hypothalamus and Piturary Axis
- Chromosome abnormalities
- Turners Syndrome – (45 x 0)
TURER MOSAICISM (45/46/x0) (45/46/x0/xy)
- GYNAETRESIA (absence of uterus and vegina)
- Cryptomenorrhoes (absence of periods)
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Secondary Amennorrhoea and
Oligamenorrhoes
- Hypothalamus
Obesity
Anerexia Nervosa
Oral Contraceptives
Tranquilizers
Psychological Disturbances
- Pituotary
Pituotary Thmours – Hyper prolactenimia
Seehan’s Syndrome
- Thyroid
Myxoedema
Thyrotoxicosis
- Adrenal
Adrenal Hyperplasia
- Ovary
Ovarian failure
Polycystic Ovary
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Uterus
Endometrial atrophy
Asherman’s Sydrome (Repeated D & C)
Cercial Stenosis
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Cervical Factors
Infections
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Tubal Factors
- Tuberculosis
- Gonorrhoea
- Post partum and Post abortal infections
- Intra uterine coutraceptive devices
- Pelvic and post operative infections
- T.Mycoplasma
- Chlamydial infections
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Unexplained causes of intertility
- Retroversion of uterus
- Tortuosity of felloplain Tubes
- Premeture release of immature ova
- Leutinising Unruptured follicle
- Hyper Androgenism – HIRSUTISM
- Leuteal phase defects
- Endometriosis
- Veginismus
- Sperm antibodies
- Rigid Hymen
- Chronic Leucorrhoea
- Inflamation of Vulva
- High degree of Acidity in Vegina
- Morework and insufficient sleep
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When both the tubes are closed
– (Test tube Baby)
IVF – Invitro fertilization
GIFT-Gammet Intra Fellopian Transfer
POST – Peritoneal Ovum and Sperm Transfer
Micro Manipulation Technique
Forcible infection of sperm over egg
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General Survey in femal infertility
- Ovulatory factors – 27%
- Tubal factors – 19%
- Endometriosis – 18%
- Uterine factors – 6%
- Male factors – 30%
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