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For millions of women struggling to conceive, fertility drugs are the first step in treatment. What do these little pills and injections do exactly? Are they really needed ? How does fertility medication differ? Reasons differ from person to person. For instance, women with polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) generally respond well to clomiphene, but those who don't may be given the insulin-sensitizing drug metformin to help them ovulate. Some women with PCOS respond well to a combination of metformin and clomiphene. Women with hyperprolactinemia have too much of the hormone prolactin in their blood, which interferes with ovulation. Women with this condition who want to conceive will most likely take bromocriptine or cabergoline to restore ovulation. What are the risks of fertility drugs? Many of these drugs have been used safely and successfully for more than 40 years. But like other fertility treatments, these drugs can increase the chance of conceiving multiples...

An IVF stands for "in vitro fertilization" , in this process the egg is fertilized outside the body or the womb, and then the embryo is re- implanted in the uterus, once the fertilization happens or takes place. Let’s understand the need for IVF? Fallopian tube damage Infertility in Men Infertility in men could be because of various reasons, like, illness, injury to reproductive anatomy, hormone disorders, obstruction, etc. These reasons can affect the sperm count and also prevent conception, either temporarily or permanently. Endometriosis This is a severe disease, women who can’t conceive because of endometriosis, can have a child through IVF. Endometriosis can be treated with the help of medical therapy and surgery. Don’t worry; women suffering with endometriosis, can accomplish their dream, of becoming a mother and experiencing motherhood Infertility related to age If you look at the reproduction life of a woman, the functioning of ov...