"Many functional and structural disorders which are shown as the cause of infertility in conventional Infertility Evaluations are actually a result of existing causes."

These results may be faced in any of the following stages in an infertility case;

• No healthy sexual intercourse between the couples,
• Difficult or obstructed union of the reproductive cells (ovum and sperm) despite healthy and regular intercourse,
• No fertilization despite union of the reproductive cells,
• No growth of the embryo despite fertilization
• No holding on to the uterus despite growth of embryo
• Miscarriage or premature birth despite no problem in the growth of the embryo.

Main cause of the failure of the hold in uterus and foetal growth, and of the difficult or hindered union of the reproductive cells is the fact that the production of these cells cannot be done healthily in men and women. Obstruction of the hold in the uterus despite fusion can be originated from genetics or immunity.

Real Causes of Infertility underlying functional and structural disorders are given under seven main topics.

• Hormonal functional disorders
• AnatomicalStructural disorders (of the organs)
• Psycho-physiological (mental and physical) function disorders, vaginismus,
• Infectious (microbic diseases) and toxin (environmental) factors
• Immunological (immune system) function disorders
• Haemophilic (bleeding – clotting) function disorders
• Genetic function disorders

The above mentioned basic infertility causes have different consequences in men and women. For instance:

• Hormonal function disorders cause irregular menstrual cycles of women and sexual function disorders (erection problem, pre-ejaculation etc) of men.
• Anatomic structural disorder (of the organs) based causes are tube obstructions, myoma, polyp for women and varicose, undecided testis in men.
• Toxic (environmental) factors, pesticides, various chemicals can cause anatomical or pathological problems and thus infertility.
• Psycho-physiological (mental and physical) function disorders are vaginusmus in women and erection problem in men.
• Among the infectious factors (microbic diseases), tuberculosis and epidemic parotitis cause infertility by creating anatomic and pathological problems.
• Toxin (environmental) factors, pesticides, various chemicals can cause infertility by creating anatomic and pathological problems..
• As a result of the immunology (immune system) and haemophilic (bleeding-clotting) function disorders or pathological causes, infertility can take place because of problems in embryo hold in the uterus.
• Genetical function disorders can be recurring miscarriages of couples.