Tuesday, 19 November 2019

Fecundity & propagating knowledge of fertile days.


Put a signboard in your chamber today if U practice subfertility:. ---  please put a signboard in your chamber stating -- WHO   in the early 1990 estimated that intercourse  takes place   over 42,000 million  times per years. This   means every second there 1,300 ejaculations with possible pregnancy   . Different studies   have shown that sperm   can remain alive in female   genital    tract  for about six days These  signboard is displaced as per request of an Elederly gynae specialist and refers to couples who   couple who dislikes sex and like to conceive. No loss of libido, no ED(erectile disorders) .? Test the knowledge of subfertile couple coming to you for consulation May train your secretary about the following tips:- .Q 1:-What is the fertile period during the entire  spell of menstrual   cycle. ? Frequency   of sexual  intercourse  &  knowledge of fertile  period


The number   of fertile   days of a menstrual cycle is difficult to quantify. Any day of cycle may be fertile. The sperms remain alive in the female genital   tract and are   capable     of fertilization for up to 5 days   after ejaculation. The egg appears to be capable of being fertilized for only about 24 hours. In a recent study   amongst couples   actively trying to conceive   with hormone measurement   to determine the timing of ovulation. The fertile   period lasted about six days ending on the day of ovulation. However in a   woman with reasonably regular   menstrual cycle of about 28 days , day 10   to day 17  is considered   as fertile period . But  in women with irregular   period concluded that   fertile  period should be considered as day  7 to day   15 of menstrual cycle.
Q. 2: Addressed to couple:--What is the probability of conception   after one or multiple    acts of intercourse?
Proper answer:--The probability of conception after single act of intercourse is approximately 8% only. But this chance of conception goes up to about 13% per cycle   provided intercourse occurs on average every other    day . But if it   occurs    only twice  a week at random  (not limited only in fertile days) -the chance  of  pregnancy is about 15%  .. Therefore , most  women who   have unprotected intercourse   on a single  occasion   will not conceive(husband working in some other district of the state or employed outside the state) ..
Q. 3 : Addressed to couple:--Test the knowledge of your client: Q. 3:-What is the chance of conception if there is only single act of coitus in the entire cycle (expected cycle - day specific conception   rate i.e. Barrett and Marshall study)? Ans:-The overall possibility of  pregnancy after a single act of unprotected   sex on any one only  during the entire  cycle is 2-4%  only   and is highest in the days before and just after  ovulation  . There is no day of the menstrual cycles when there   can be certainly   that unprotected   sex would  not result in   pregnancy although   the probability is negligible  in the first  3 days of the cycle . Timing   of sexual    intercourse   in relation to ovulation   - effects   on the probability of conception   , survival of   the pregnancy    and sex  of the baby ,

Q. 4 : Addressed to couple:--Q. 4:--Will all fertilized  human egg give birth  to a live  baby ? What is the incidence   of post   fertilization preimplantation   wastage—The grand Balance Sheet of Biology?
Ans:--A  normal   fertile sexually  active couple  not using   contraception   has maximum monthly  chance of  conceiving    20-25%   .After  fertilization 25% of zygotes  do not  implant   and those  that implant a proportion   is lost before   a pregnancy  becomes  clinically  recognizable.  Thus  in 42%  cases no clinically recognizable   pregnancy results  even after  fertilization .Eight   per cent   of pregnancies are spontaneously even  after clinical confirmation.
Q. 5 : Addressed to couple:--Accordingly prospect of Emergency contraception lies  within 120 hours  of intercourse  by interruption of the natural development of a fertilized ovum . This appears very low   and more so after a single act of unprotected intercourse. Therefore   in a vast   majority of cases where emergency contraceptives are prescribe (EC  ) addresses a theoretical or statistical   rather   than   an actual chance of   fertilization having  occurred  and  lives  the women ‘s    apprehension of  unwanted    pregnancy  considerably
Q. 6 : Addressed to couple:--Q. 5: What is the Longevity of sperms ?
There is great individual  variation  between men and between individual sperm with the same men’s   ejaculate. Scientists have shown that – Sperm   counts and quality of sperm have lowered in the recent   years. In normal   healthy men  spermatogenesis    occurs at the  rate 1,000 sperm   per second  from each   testis   and an ejaculate   of   3-5  usually  contains  350   million  sperms  though only one ova  need to be  fertilized. Sperms can remain   alive in  cervical    mucus for   5-6  days depend on quality of cervical  mucus.
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Q. 2: Addressed to coulee:--Safe   period   in human   menstrual  cycle has long    been debated. The whole   of the second week of  4 week long menstrual cycle  is potentially fertile i.e.  days  7 to day 14 of cycle. Even  sex during   menstruation    can  lead   to conception  if by chance   ovulation   occurs on day 7 of cycle , though   this is rare but not  impossible  because sperm  can remain   alive for 5-6 days .
Q. 2: Addressed to coulee:--What is  abortion rate ?
The number    of all types of abortions, per 1000  women   of childbearing  age. But    abortion ratio   is calculated  by dividing the number  of  abortions  performed   during a particular time   period  by the number   of live  births  over the  same  period.
GFR=not to be considered at Glomerular Filtration rate which is 180 Liter per day. To an Obstetrician GFR means = What is General Fertility Rate ?
It is   the number of  live   births per  1000  women  in the  reproductive   age group  in a given years.
New   England    Journal   of medicine  333.

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