phone icon
whatsapp icon
Home / Faq / Can Secondary Infertility Be A Result Of An Underlying Health Condition

Can secondary infertility be a result of an underlying health condition?

Absolutely. Secondary infertility can be a symptom of various underlying health conditions, such as hormonal imbalances, autoimmune disorders, or chronic illnesses. Identifying and addressing these conditions is crucial for improving fertility outcomes.

Learn More

  1. How does body weight affect IVF outcomes?
  2. Can we have our tests done at a nearby clinic as we live in a far rural area?
  3. Can hormonal imbalances from gynecomastia reduce sperm count?
  4. What are the IUI success rates for someone with unexplained infertility?
  5. How does endometriosis contribute to secondary infertility?
  6. How can fertility preservation help women with premature ovarian failure?
  7. Can secondary infertility affect both partners equally?
  8. How long can frozen eggs be stored?
  9. Can dysmenorrhea affect fertility or pregnancy?
  10. IVF and ICSI: What is the difference?
×
CAPTCHA Image

✔ No need to worry, your data is 100% safe with us!