Secondary infertility occurs in couples who have had children but are unable to conceive or become pregnant after having their first child. There are many causes of secondary infertility. Depending on the specific case, the doctor may treat secondary infertility for one or both partners.

Infertility is a condition in which a couple has not become pregnant after one year of living together, having sex an average of 2-3 times/week, and not using any contraceptive methods. Here are 5 things you should know about infertility.

Endometriosis in the uterine muscle, if not treated promptly, will cause bacteria to invade the ovaries, bladder... leading to severe inflammation in these areas. These are the causes of gynecological and uterine inflammation... or worse, complications into cancer, in the long term causing infertility and sterility for couples.

You have been trying to get pregnant for a while but have been unsuccessful. The reasons for your difficulty conceiving could be irregular ovulation, structural problems in your reproductive system, low sperm count or you may have an underlying medical condition.

Most women don’t know they’re having trouble conceiving until they’re seen by their obstetrician after trying to get pregnant for a while. However, you can also assess early on whether you’re having fertility problems by looking at the signs of infertility in women below.