Infertility treatment plunges patients into a state of depression, guilt and suffering. However, today in the arsenal of doctors there are ways to treat infertility, which give a very high chance of pregnancy and complete cure of infertility. In most cases, qualified reproductive specialists can assess the factors that led to infertility and prescribe appropriate methods of infertility treatment. Pregnancy occurs in the vast majority of patients who promptly begin infertility treatment with qualified reproductive specialists.

Tubal obstruction in both the isthmic and ampullary sections can be eliminated by surgical laparoscopy, a microsurgical operation aimed at treating female infertility. Many gynecological surgeries were previously performed by large abdominal surgery (laparotomy). After surgical laparoscopy, the probability of complications is much lower and patients recover much faster. Infertility treatment with IVF is also possible. IVF is the most preferable method of infertility treatment compared to surgical surgery in case of severe tubal damage, or in case of unsuccessful laparoscopy.

Tubal-peritoneal infertility

Endocrine infertility

At the first stage of treatment, the functions of the endocrine system are normalized. At the second stage, drugs that stimulate follicle maturation are used, and then drugs that stimulate ovulation (the release of an egg from the follicle).

Endometriosis is usually treated with medication or limited surgery. If conservative or surgical treatment of endometriosis is ineffective, IVF is indicated.

Immunological infertility

Treatment of male infertility may include hormone therapy to improve sperm maturation, antibiotic therapy, surgical treatment of varicocele, and the introduction of specially treated sperm into a woman's uterus. In vitro fertilization (IVF) and other reproductive technologies for infertility treatment.

Infertility treatment methods