A woman’s pelvic anatomy can be disrupted by various conditions that can interfere with her chances of achieving a successful pregnancy, and in many situations, the condition causing infertility is treatable with surgical options. These women may be labeled with unexplained infertility, when, in fact, surgical treatment could help.
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There are many situations in which a woman's pelvic anatomy is disrupted, and the condition causing infertility is treatable with surgery.
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Hypospadia is a birth defect in which the opening of the urethra, which is normally found on the tip of the penis, is located instead on its underside. This is important when trying to conceive, since the urethra carries semen out of the body.
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If you need surgery to treat infertility, first and foremost make sure you're seeing a reproductive endocrinologist - fertility doctor - who is experienced in providing the treatment you need, explains Dr. Amos Madanes of Midwest Fertility Center.
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Vivere clinics have start-of-the-art technology, labs, and surgery centers under the care of leading reproductive endocrinologists, and here they discuss how couples can understand and navigate the fertility care process to ensure the best possible outcomes. Vivere is a network of progressive fertility centers and the provider of choice for couples across the nation.
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