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After what day do changes in the menstrual cycle usually occur? Day 14
What is infertility? Lack of conception despite unprotected sexual intercourse for 12 months
When are people who havent tried for 12 months tested? PCOS or thyroid disorders
Subfertility definition Difficulty conceiving due to both partners having reduced fertility
Secondary infertility definition Unable to conceive after one or more successful pregnancy, or cannot sustain pregnancy
Male infertility causes Abuse of alc or drugs, environmental toxicity, some prescriptions, and cancer tx.
Female infertility causes Athletic training, stress, poor diet, alc, tobacco, drug abuse, STDS, health problems affecting hormones.
What are the methods of contraception? Fertility awareness, Situational contraceptives, barrier methods, intrauterine contraception, hormonal contraceptives, operative sterilization
Situational contraceptive example Plan B
Barrier method example Condom
Intrauterine contraception example IUD
Hormonal contraceptive example Birth control pill
Operative sterilization example Vasectomy, tubal litagation
What are the techniques for assisted reproduction? Therapeutic insemination, IVF, egg donors, surrogacy, and cryopreservation of embryos.
What is therapeutic insemination? Semen deposited at the cervical os or in the uterus by mechanical means.
IVF definition Egg retrieved from woman, fertilized in lab, then embryo placed in uterus.
 

 



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