Category: Infertility Issues
How Does Tubal Surgery Compare to Other Infertility Treatments?
Read more: How Does Tubal Surgery Compare to Other Infertility Treatments?There are a number of infertility treatments available. One of the treatments offered to women with blocked fallopian tubes is tubal ligation, also called tuboplasty. One of the goals of this procedure is to remove adhesions – scars that form when the body heals from surgery, infection, inflammation, or trauma. What happens during tubal ligation…
Hysterosalpingogram (HSG): What to Expect
Read more: Hysterosalpingogram (HSG): What to ExpectIf your doctor has just recommended that you have a hysterosalpingogram (HSG), you may feel worried or overwhelmed. Here are some of the essential facts about this routine test. What? A hysterosalpingogram (HSG) is an X-ray test that looks at the inside of the uterus and fallopian tubes and the area around them. It is…
The Wurn Technique® for Infertility, Pain, and Adhesions on BabyZone.com
Read more: The Wurn Technique® for Infertility, Pain, and Adhesions on BabyZone.comby Lisa B. Samalonis The struggle that thousands of couples face with conception and infertility can become a nagging see-saw of hope and renewed monthly heartbreak, invisible to the naked eye yet latent, inexorable, hiding just below the surface of a person’s public persona. Because many find the subject too personal or painful to discuss in…
Hydrosalpinx: Your Questions Answered
Read more: Hydrosalpinx: Your Questions AnsweredHydrosalpinx refers to fluid that collects within the fallopian tubes after an injury or infection and affects a woman’s fertility. We recently received several questions about hydrosalpinx and how to treat this condition. Read on as Clear Passage® Director of Services Belinda Wurn, PT, answers. Q: Can I get pregnant if I have hydrosalpinx? A:…
PCOS and the Low GI Diet
Read more: PCOS and the Low GI DietAs we mentioned in our recent post “At a Glance: PCOS,” a low GI diet is one of the steps in managing polycystic ovarian syndrome. The underlying cause of PCOS is excess insulin in the blood. A diet consisting of low-GI foods is recommended for women with PCOS–often called the ‘PCOS diet’–because it results in…
At a Glance: PCOS
Read more: At a Glance: PCOSPCOS stands for polycystic ovarian syndrome or polycystic ovary syndrome. It affects as many as 1 out of 15 women1 Learn more about how the Wurn Technique® treats PCOS without drugs or surgery and read more about What is PCOS? References 1. http://women.webmd.com/tc/polycystic-ovary-syndrome-pcos-topic-overview2. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0001408/
Wurn Technique® as a Pre-IVF Treatment
Read more: Wurn Technique® as a Pre-IVF Treatment“If I had just known about Clear Passage® Physical Therapy and just done the research early on and found out about this place, it would have just saved us so much. It saved my world. It changed my world. I wish I had known that early on. It would have made so much of a…
VIDEO: Opening Blocked Fallopian Tubes – Naturally
Read more: VIDEO: Opening Blocked Fallopian Tubes – NaturallyI had adhesions along my fallopian tubes, and one of my tubes was partially blocked. When I found out I was pregnant, we were just thrilled. We did a total of four in vitro fertilizations, which all failed. No pregnancies with any of them. So by that time, we were really at our wits’ end,…
Hope After Seven Years of Infertility
Read more: Hope After Seven Years of InfertilityNatural Pregnancy After Seven Years of Infertility- Jennifer’s Story My husband and I attempted unsuccessfully to get pregnant from the very beginning. Upon attending Clear Passage® Physical Therapy, I had been married for six years. I come from a large family with five siblings, including a twin sister. I love being from a large family,…
Opening Blocked Fallopian Tubes – Surgical vs. Natural
Read more: Opening Blocked Fallopian Tubes – Surgical vs. NaturalAs the place where natural conception occurs, the fallopian tubes are truly the place where life begins. Due to their location and size, fallopian tubes can become blocked from pelvic scars or adhesions. Together, these “mechanical causes” account for about 40% of all female infertility. Tubes can block near the uterus (proximal), by the ovary…