Causes of miscarriages | | Having multiple miscarriage |
Subfertility | | due to damage of cell DNA. Women greater than 35 years more likely to have a disorders related to chromosomal defects than younger women |
Examples of subfertility | | Gondotropin-releasing hormones, Follicle stimulating hormones, LH Lutenizing hormone, estrogen,progesterone |
Quality of eggs decrease with age. Why? | | Rate of infertility lower who use this |
Chromosomes ova may be damaged by ? | | may decrease estrogen & testosterone levels or disrupt menstrual cycles |
Sperm production begins during puberty decreases somewhat after age 35 with? | | levels increases with body fat and reduced with low body fat, infertility lower with BMI less than 20 or more than 30 |
What are the hormonal effects during the menstrual cycle | | Defect in fetus, Maternal infection, structural abnormalities of uterus,endocrine or immunological disturbances |
Explain Gonadotropin | | weight loss less than > less than 10-15% of usual weigh decrease estrogen ,LH,FSH. Treatment with fertility drug climid not effective in underweight women |
FSH- Follicle stimulating hormone | | Primary effect birth of small frail infants with high likelihood of death in first year of life |
LH - Luteinizing hormone | | Production continuing to old age |
Estrogen | | Follicular Phase,luteal phase |
Progesterone | | Prepare uterus for fertilized ovum, increased vascularity of endometrium, stimulates cell division cell division of fertilized ova |
Two phases of menstrual cycle | | Studies from world war II showed 50% decrease in male fertility during starvation |
Explain Follicular phase | | Last half of menstrual cycle. After ovulation |
Explain Luteal Phase | | Reduce level of fertility characterized by unusually long time for conception |
Explain male reproductive system | | Releasing hormone,stimulate pituitary to relate FSHand LH |
Sources of disruption in fertility | | Plays role in reduction of oxidative stress, in sperm maturation |
Nutrition related disruption fertility | | adverse nutritional exposure, contraceptive use |
Chronic Undernutrition | | Undernutrition in women previously well- nourished |
Acute undernutrition | | ongoing rather than cyclic |
Body Fat and Fertility | | oxidation, radioactive particle exposure,and aging |
Estrogen & leptin | | Vitamin E,C,Beta carotene,selenium, found in veggies and fruits |
Weight loss and fertility in males | | linked to preterm delivery & low iron status of infants |
Weight loss and fertility in females | | first half of menstrual cycle, growth and maturation |
Antioxidants | | Intake by women of multivitamins with folate associated with decline in ovulatory infertility |
Zinc status and fertility in men | | stimulates maturation of ovum & sperm |
Folate status and fertility in women | | stimulates secreting of estrogen,progesterone and testosterone |
Folate status and fertility in men | | Decrease fertility seen with low or high body fat due to allegation in hormones |
Iron status and fertility | | stimulates follicle growth& maturation of follicle, stimulates vascularity &storage of glycogen & other nutrients within uterus |
Pre- Pregnancy iron deficiency | | intake by men of multivitamins with folate associated with improved sperm count motility decreased form of sperm |
Alcohol | | undernutrition, weightless, obseity |