Fertility(Blessing of God)
The ability to conceive and bear children
Chances of normal conception
25%
within first month of marriage______
75%
within six months of marriage_______
90%
within one year of marriage Physiological process of conceiving a child is quite complicated and depends on the proper function of many factors, including the following, as listed by THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINES (ASRM).
- Production of healthy sperm by the man
- Production of healthy ovum by the woman
- Unblocked fallopian tubes that allows the sperm to reach the ovum
- The sperm's ability to fertilize the ovum
- The ability of fertilized ovum to become implanted in the uterus
- Adequate embryo quality
Infertility (Desire to be Blessed)
Infertility(Desire to be Blessed)
The inability of a couple to achieve pregnancy
after 12 months of unprotected intercourse
Primary infertility affects
15 "25%of couples
In childless couples the cause can be found
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| Infertility is a very distressing disorder and is also very complex to deal with! |
| Male Factors |  |
Female Factors |  |
| Disturbances of spermatogenesis e.g; | Ovulation dysfunction Hormonal imbalance Endometriosis Pelvic inflammatory diseases Tubal obstruction Cervical incompetence |
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| Oligospermia Teratospermia Aspermia Asthenospermia Azoospermia |
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| Hormonal deficiency Impotence Retrograde ejaculation | |||
Ovulation dysfunction is commonly associated with
- Polycystic ovarian disease
- Lactation amenorrhea syndrome
- Psychogenic amenorrhea
- Certain cases of secondary amenorrhea of undetermined aetiology
- Post oral contraceptive pill amenorrhe
CLOMID(Clomiphen Citrate tablets)
The first fertility drug
CLOMID (Clomiphene Citrate) is the treatment of first choice in the management of infertility in normally oestrogenized, anovulatory women (WHO GROUPII).
(Human Reproduction Update,vol.3, No.4,PP 359-365, 1997.)
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| 90% Success Rate |
80-90% of women who take CLOMID will ovulate.The majority of women with "PURE" anovulatory infertility respond to treatment with CLOMID. (E Kousta, DM White and S.Franks) | |
| 50% Pregnancy Rate |
More than 50% of women who ovulate will become pregnant usually within the first 3 to 6 months. | |
| The effectiveness of CLOM1D' (Clomiphene Citrate) has been clearly demonstrated in the treatment of infertility associated with oligo-ovulation. (Hughees, Collins J, Vandekerckhove) A total of 240 consecutive women visiting a specialist academic fertility unit with a history of infertility, oligomenorrhoea or amenorrhoea, and normal FSH and estradiol serum concentration (WHO GROUP II) was prospectively followed. The women had not been previously treated with ovulation inducing agents.All patients commenced with CLOMID (Clomiphene Citrate). | ||
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The rate of pregnancy and miscarriage with CLOMID are close to those expected in a normal fertile population.(E Kousta, DM White and S Franks)(Department of Obs and Gyne., Imperial College School of Medicine at St.Mary's London W2 1PG, UK.) The
primary causes of male infertility are impaired sperm production,impaired
sperm delivery and testosterone deficiency. CLOMID (Clomiphene Citrate) is extensively trialed and well documented
with proven efficacy in the treatment of Male-infertility and sub-fertility
as CLOMID ;
SO,Improves the chances of pregnancy to the normal conception rate i.e;90% Offers Superior Profile
DOSAGE For Females, Usually 1- tablet of CLOMID is to be taken orally, daily for 5 days starting from the 5th day of the cycle. If ovulation occurs but pregnancy is not established, the same dose is to be repeated for maximum of six cycles. As soon as the pregnancy is confirmed CLOMID' should be discontinued. If no ovulation occurs, increase the dose to 2 tablets daily for five days. If ovulation occurs but pregnancy is not established, the same dose is to be repeated for maximum of six cycles. As soon as the pregnancy is confirmed CLOMID" should be discontinued. |
| For Male | ||
| 1- tablet daily for about 90 days with a break
of five days after every 25 days. Prescribing Information Available on the request: |
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