Vaginal discharge is a normal part of a woman’s reproductive cycle. However, are there certain types of discharge that can contribute to difficulty conceiving? Vaginal discharge is often considered a natural part of the female body’s cycle. In reality, not all discharge is normal. Changes in the color, texture, or odor of vaginal discharge can…
Selengkapnya
A pregnancy program (promil) is a structured medical approach designed to increase the chances of achieving a healthy and successful pregnancy. Promil is not merely about “trying to conceive,” but also involves comprehensive physical, mental, and medical preparation to ensure the body is fully ready for conception. Consulting a doctor before pregnancy can improve conception…
Selengkapnya
A uterine examination (or uterine check-up) is a medical procedure used to evaluate the health of a woman’s reproductive organs—including the uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes—to ensure that the body is ready for conception. This procedure helps detect abnormalities such as ovarian cysts, fibroids, adhesions, or blocked fallopian tubes, which often show no symptoms. Common…
Selengkapnya
Smoking habits can negatively affect overall health—including fertility. The chemical substances in cigarettes have harmful effects on both general health and reproductive function. Not only the lungs, but cigarettes and their smoke also contain toxic chemicals that can impair fertility in both men and women. In men, smoking habits can cause a decline in sperm…
Selengkapnya
For married couples, issues of fertility or infertility are a sensitive topic, especially for those trying to conceive. One frequently asked question is, “Can bad sperm still cause my wife to get pregnant?” To answer this, couples need to understand how sperm quality affects the chances of conception. What is “Bad Sperm”? “Bad sperm” is…
Selengkapnya
Hydrosalpinx is a cause of fallopian tube blockage. This condition can make it difficult for a woman to conceive. Many factors contribute to a woman’s difficulty in having a child, one of which is a problem with the fallopian tubes. The fallopian tubes are reproductive organs connecting the ovaries to the uterus. Each month, the…
Selengkapnya
Semen, or seminal fluid, is generally white or grayish with a thick, gelatinous texture. The color and texture are widely considered characteristic of semen containing healthy, normal sperm. However, since sperm cannot be seen with the naked eye, the color and texture of semen are used to reflect the underlying health of the contained sperm.…
Selengkapnya
One of the key advantages of cryopreservation is enabling couples to conceive in the future or postpone pregnancy. The desire to have children is paramount for married couples; however, some choose to delay parenthood. One available option is the cryopreservation procedure. Cryopreservation is a long-term storage technique used to preserve cells, tissues, and other biological…
Selengkapnya
If you (Fathers/Husbands) think sperm can be seen with the naked eye, that is false. It is important to know that sperm cannot be seen visually and can only be observed through a microscope. Sperm is contained within semen. Generally, to determine whether sperm is normal or not, a semen analysis is performed. This test…
Selengkapnya
Many couples may have habits that unintentionally reduce their chances of conceiving. These habits are often overlooked, but they can significantly lower the likelihood of achieving pregnancy. For married couples, having children is often seen as a dream that completes family happiness. However, not every couple is able to conceive naturally. Certain conditions and daily…
Selengkapnya
Sperm freezing, also known as sperm cryopreservation, is a medical method that allows men to preserve their sperm for long periods of time without reducing its quality. This procedure provides men with the opportunity to have children in the future, including those who may face potential infertility issues. For couples, sperm freezing is highly beneficial…
Selengkapnya
