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1. Subfertility
Dr. Subodh shah

2. Introduction:

3. SO, Subfertility can be defined as:
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4. Incidence:
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5. Types:
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6. FACTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR FERTILITY:
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7. Factors affect the natural conception rate :

9. ETIOLOGY:
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10. Male factors:
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11. POST – TESTICULAR:
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12. FEMALE FACTOR:
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15. INVESTIGATION:
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16. MALE:
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17. SEMINAL FLUID ANALYSIS : TRANSRECTAL USG :
Indications include:
Azoospermia or severe oligospermia with
normal testicular volume
Abnormal DRE
Ejaculatory duct abnormality
 Genital abnormality (hypospadias)

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19. FEMALE:
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20. Other tests:
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21. Treatment:
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23. Boosting the odds for conception:
=>>Here are some lifestyle changes and tips that can increase your
chances of conceiving naturally:
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