Myth: I have never had symptoms of inflammation, means, salpinxs are without obstruction.
Fact: Many infections can determined at ones and have not external symptoms, but here they can harm irreparable, for example, the sulpinxs.
Myth: My gynaecologist conducted the inspection and said that it’s all right with me; accordingly, I must not have problems with pregnancy.
Fact: The conservative inspection of gynaecologist does not give complete information about possible problems influencing on fertility.
Myth: If a woman adopts hormonal preparations (for treatment of infertility), she necessarily will have a multifetation.
Fact: Although hormonal preparations multiply the chances of receipt of multifetation (as they compel the work of ovaries in the greater force and make a few ovules), but usually women, taking such preparations, become pregnant by one fertation.
Myth: The amount of spermatozoids does not change from the inspection to the inspection.
Fact: The amount of spermatozoids can differ from the inspection to the inspection. An amount and mobility of spermatozoids can depend on the interval of time passing between eaculation, from illness or reception of some medicinal preparations.
Myth: An azoospermism (absence of spermatozoids) is results of active masturbation in childhood.
Fact: Masturbation is the normal phenomenon for boys and men. It does not influence on the amount of spermatozoids. Sperm can not be limited as it is constantly reproduced in ovaries.
Myth: Infertility is the female problem.
Fact: It’s not true. Correlation of male and female factor of infertility is identical. Also there is the combined and inexplicable infertility.
Myth: All become pregnant, except me.
Fact: It is set that each 5th, 6th woman has problems with fertility. From the data of the National center of medical statistics, 4,5 million pairs annually run into the problem of conception. Less 2 millions appeal for help in medical establishment. Fortunately, in 90% in the cases of infertility a reason can be set by specialists on genesial medicine.
Myth: As soon as you will adopt a child, you will become pregnant.
Fact: Almost every sterile pair heard similar histories from acquaintances or friends. However, many researches prove that the chances of offensive of pregnancy do not change after adoption.
Myth: Maybe, I do something wrong in sexual life and nothing turns out.
Fact: Infertility is a medical problem, and not sexual.
Myth: Infertility could be diagnosed only at those pairs, which never had children before.
Fact: Unfortunately, many pairs, already having a child, run into the problem of the secondary infertility.
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