Infertility

Individuals experiencing difficulty in having children may initially consider seeking support from a gynecologist. Today, increased life expectancy and the desire to have children at a later age are among the important factors increasing infertility rates. For women under 35, regular health check-ups, routine blood tests, and infection screenings before having children can prevent many adverse situations that may be encountered during pregnancy.

Healthy Lifestyle and Reproductive Health

A healthy lifestyle is of great importance in infertility treatment. Eating a natural and balanced diet, avoiding alcohol and smoking, limiting carbohydrate and sugar intake are fundamental steps supporting reproductive health. Additionally, excessive alcohol consumption and smoking in men can negatively affect sperm count and lead to infertility problems.

Reproductive Health Treatment Options

There are various medical treatment methods in infertility treatment. These include fertility treatments, insemination, and in vitro fertilization (IVF). The treatment process should be shaped with a personalized plan considering individual circumstances and needs. Joint decisions between the physician and patient play an important role in the treatment process. Additionally, the patient’s psychological health can positively affect the treatment process.