Wanting children is a deeply personal journey, and it can be an overwhelming experience that involves many questions and uncertainties.
From the moment you consider starting a family, until you hold your newborn child in your arms, there is a lot to learn and understand.
Book gynecologist appointmentThere is no set rule for when you should start considering having children, as it is a very personal decision. Many factors can influence this choice, including your age, life situation and career. Discuss this with your partner and take your own health and life plan into account. Medically speaking, the ideal time for women to start producing children is usually between the ages of 20 and 35. This is because the woman's fertility is at its highest in this age group. After age 35, fertility gradually begins to decline and the chances of complications during pregnancy increase, including an increased risk of genetic abnormalities such as Down syndrome. Although it is possible to get pregnant later in life, it can be more difficult and may require medical help in the form of assisted reproduction. It is important to note that fertility varies from person to person, and that individual health conditions can affect the timing of family planning. It is recommended to consult a doctor or fertility specialist for personal advice.
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Several diseases and medical conditions can potentially reduce the chances of pregnancy. Here are some of the most common diseases and conditions that can affect fertility:
It is important to note that many of these conditions can be treated or managed with proper medical treatment and follow-up. If you have concerns about your own fertility or how a pre-existing condition may affect your chances of conceiving, you should seek advice from a doctor or fertility specialist. Early diagnosis and treatment can often help improve fertility and increase the chances of a successful pregnancy.
Yes, there are several ways to check egg reserves and egg quality. Here are some of the most common methods:
It is important to note that although you can get an estimate of the egg reserve and egg quality, there are no absolute guarantees. Egg quality can vary significantly from egg to egg, even in young
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Freezing eggs, also known as oocyte freezing, is a process that allows women to preserve their eggs for future use, either for medical reasons or personal choice. Here's how the process works:
When a woman is ready to use her eggs, they are thawed and fertilized with her partner's or a donor's sperm through in vitro fertilization (IVF). The fertilized eggs are then transferred to the uterus to attempt to achieve pregnancy.
When trying to conceive, it may be wise to be patient as it often takes time to achieve pregnancy even for couples without any underlying problems. If you've been trying to get pregnant for over a year without success (or for six months if you're over 35), you should consider consulting a fertility specialist. You should also seek help earlier if you have known fertility problems or medical conditions.
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A gynecological examination and possibly additional tests, such as a hysterosalpingogram (HSG), can provide information about the condition of your uterus and fallopian tubes.
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Miscarriage, also known as abortion, is the natural rejection of a pregnancy embryo or fetus before it reaches a viable age. It is important to understand that miscarriages are relatively common, especially early in pregnancy, and they can happen for various reasons. Here are some of the most common causes of miscarriage:
It is important to note that in many cases miscarriage is a natural process that cannot be prevented or stopped. Most women who experience a miscarriage can later achieve a healthy pregnancy. However, if you experience recurrent miscarriages, it is important to seek advice from a gynecologist or fertility specialist to rule out any underlying causes and to get advice on how to improve your chances of a successful pregnancy.
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In vitro fertilization (IVF) can be a solution for couples who have difficulty conceiving naturally. This can be assessed after a thorough investigation and discussion with a fertility specialist. There are many steps before IVF is necessary for many women.
Les mer om IVFEgg or sperm donation may be considered if there are serious fertility problems or genetic challenges that affect the possibility of pregnancy. Talk to a specialist about your situation, and get a recommendation on which options you should consider.
Habitual abortion, or repeated miscarriages, should be investigated if you have experienced three or more miscarriages in a row.
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Fertility assessment can include blood tests for hormone measurements, ultrasound examinations, sperm analysis for the partner, and more advanced tests such as laparoscopy or endometrial biopsy. Start with a dialogue with a gynecologist about your concerns so that you can receive guidance that is adapted to you and your body.
Read more about fertilitycheckYes, there are various treatment options, including hormone therapy, intrauterine insemination (IUI), IVF and other assisted reproductive techniques.
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You can take the blood tests at one of Furst's test stations, at the GP's office or at the hospital's laboratory.
This is carried out after you have had a fertility check with one of our gynecologists. Some tests require that you perform them at certain times in the cycle and the gynecologist at Dr. Dropin will plan this with you.
You can take the blood tests at one of Furst's test stations, at the GP's office or at the hospital's laboratory.
This is carried out after you have had a fertility check with one of our gynecologists. Some tests require that you perform them at certain times in the cycle and the gynecologist at Dr. Dropin will plan this with you.
The investigation can vary in time, but most tests and investigations can be completed within a few weeks.
The investigation can vary in time, but most tests and investigations can be completed within a few weeks.
If a cause is identified, our infertility experts will work with you to develop a customized treatment plan.
If a cause is identified, our infertility experts will work with you to develop a customized treatment plan.
Yes, we offer several treatment options and work with specialists to provide you with the best care.
Yes, we offer several treatment options and work with specialists to provide you with the best care.
A fertility check is a medical assessment that evaluates your fertility and identifies potential causes of difficulty in conceiving.
A fertility check is a medical assessment that evaluates your fertility and identifies potential causes of difficulty in conceiving.
Consider a fertility check after one year of regular, unprotected intercourse without achieving pregnancy, or sooner if over 35 years old.
Consider a fertility check after one year of regular, unprotected intercourse without achieving pregnancy, or sooner if over 35 years old.
A fertility check for women may include ultrasound, blood tests for hormonal levels, fallopian tube examination, and ovulation assessment.
A fertility check for women may include ultrasound, blood tests for hormonal levels, fallopian tube examination, and ovulation assessment.
A fertility check for men typically includes semen analysis to evaluate sperm quality and count, as well as possible hormone tests.
A fertility check for men typically includes semen analysis to evaluate sperm quality and count, as well as possible hormone tests.
A fallopian tube examination is important if you have problems conceiving or have had several miscarriages. It can identify any problems with the fallopian tubes that could affect your fertility.
A fallopian tube examination is important if you have problems conceiving or have had several miscarriages. It can identify any problems with the fallopian tubes that could affect your fertility.
Most women only experience mild discomfort or cramping during HSG.
Most women only experience mild discomfort or cramping during HSG.
The results of the fallopian tube examination with ultrasound are usually available immediately after the examination.
The results of the fallopian tube examination with ultrasound are usually available immediately after the examination.
As with all medical procedures, there are some risks, including infection or reaction to the contrast medium. Our gynecologists will explain all the risks and ensure that you are well informed before the procedure.
As with all medical procedures, there are some risks, including infection or reaction to the contrast medium. Our gynecologists will explain all the risks and ensure that you are well informed before the procedure.
PCOS is a hormonal condition that affects women of childbearing age. It is characterized by irregular menstrual cycles, elevated androgen levels (male sex hormones) and ovarian cysts.
PCOS is a hormonal condition that affects women of childbearing age. It is characterized by irregular menstrual cycles, elevated androgen levels (male sex hormones) and ovarian cysts.
Common symptoms include irregular periods, acne, obesity, increased facial and body hair growth, hair loss on the head, infertility and fatigue.
Common symptoms include irregular periods, acne, obesity, increased facial and body hair growth, hair loss on the head, infertility and fatigue.
PCOS is diagnosed through a combination of medical history, clinical examination and blood tests to measure hormone levels. Ultrasound of the ovaries may also be relevant.
PCOS is diagnosed through a combination of medical history, clinical examination and blood tests to measure hormone levels. Ultrasound of the ovaries may also be relevant.
The exact cause of PCOS is unknown, but it is thought to be a combination of genetic and environmental factors. Insulin resistance and obesity are often associated with PCOS.
The exact cause of PCOS is unknown, but it is thought to be a combination of genetic and environmental factors. Insulin resistance and obesity are often associated with PCOS.
The treatment of PCOS depends on the symptoms and whether the woman wants to become pregnant. Lifestyle changes, such as weight reduction and increased physical activity, are often the first choice. Medicines may also be appropriate to regulate the menstrual cycle, reduce androgen levels and improve fertility.
The treatment of PCOS depends on the symptoms and whether the woman wants to become pregnant. Lifestyle changes, such as weight reduction and increased physical activity, are often the first choice. Medicines may also be appropriate to regulate the menstrual cycle, reduce androgen levels and improve fertility.
Yes, PCOS is a common cause of infertility in women. Irregular ovulation or lack of ovulation can make it difficult to get pregnant. But luckily there is good help to get.
Our gynecologist Azita is writing a doctorate on PCOS and assists many women with PCOS and desire for children. See available hours at Azita here
Yes, PCOS is a common cause of infertility in women. Irregular ovulation or lack of ovulation can make it difficult to get pregnant. But luckily there is good help to get.
Our gynecologist Azita is writing a doctorate on PCOS and assists many women with PCOS and desire for children. See available hours at Azita here
Yes, many women with PCOS get pregnant, either naturally or with the help of fertility treatment.
Yes, many women with PCOS get pregnant, either naturally or with the help of fertility treatment.
Yes, PCOS can increase the risk of type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure and sleep apnea.
Yes, PCOS can increase the risk of type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure and sleep apnea.
Yes, Dr. Dropin offers assessment, treatment and follow-up of PCOS. Our experienced doctors and gynecologists can help you manage the symptoms and reduce the risk of complications.
Yes, Dr. Dropin offers assessment, treatment and follow-up of PCOS. Our experienced doctors and gynecologists can help you manage the symptoms and reduce the risk of complications.
If you experience symptoms of PCOS, you should contact your doctor or gynecologist for an assessment.
If you experience symptoms of PCOS, you should contact your doctor or gynecologist for an assessment.
It is not known what causes endometriosis, but it may be genetic and may be related to hormones. There are treatments for endometriosis, but there is no cure for the condition.
It is not known what causes endometriosis, but it may be genetic and may be related to hormones. There are treatments for endometriosis, but there is no cure for the condition.
When you have your period and the endometrium bleeds in the uterus, it will also bleed in the other locations where the abnormal tissue grows. It leads to inflammation, blood accumulation, scar tissue and pain.
The mucosa-like tissue that makes up endometriosis is affected by hormones in the same way as the normal tissue in the uterine cavity. When you are affected by hormones in your cycle, your endometriosis will also be affected. In the uterus, the blood will be pushed out when bleeding from the vagina, but in the case of endometriosis, which is located elsewhere where the blood does not have the opportunity to find a way out, small blood cysts will form.
When you have your period and the endometrium bleeds in the uterus, it will also bleed in the other locations where the abnormal tissue grows. It leads to inflammation, blood accumulation, scar tissue and pain.
The mucosa-like tissue that makes up endometriosis is affected by hormones in the same way as the normal tissue in the uterine cavity. When you are affected by hormones in your cycle, your endometriosis will also be affected. In the uterus, the blood will be pushed out when bleeding from the vagina, but in the case of endometriosis, which is located elsewhere where the blood does not have the opportunity to find a way out, small blood cysts will form.
Women with endometriosis often experience severe pain during menstruation and have a poor effect on painkillers. Some also experience pain during ovulation and in the days before menstruation. The pain outside the uterus is localized where the endometriosis grows – be it in the bowel during defecation, shock pain during intercourse or pain during urination. If the endometriosis has been allowed to develop over many years, the pain can become constant. This also applies if the endometriosis presses on nerves and painful areas. Walking with pain over time can lead to reduced sleep quality, altered appetite and fatigue.
Women with endometriosis often experience severe pain during menstruation and have a poor effect on painkillers. Some also experience pain during ovulation and in the days before menstruation. The pain outside the uterus is localized where the endometriosis grows – be it in the bowel during defecation, shock pain during intercourse or pain during urination. If the endometriosis has been allowed to develop over many years, the pain can become constant. This also applies if the endometriosis presses on nerves and painful areas. Walking with pain over time can lead to reduced sleep quality, altered appetite and fatigue.
The symptoms of endometriosis can easily be confused with conditions from the organs that are affected. For example, endometriosis in the bladder can be confused with a urinary tract infection. In the gut, it can be interpreted as part of irritable bowel. Often the symptoms can worsen over time when you have had many periods that have affected the tissue time and time again. This will make the diagnosis clearer as the years go by and it is easier to link it to e.g. cyclical pain.
Estrogen is a prerequisite for the development of endometriosis. The symptoms appear in childbearing age and will for most people decrease with menopause. Birth control pills can be used as part of the investigation, if the pain subsides when using the pills, it could provide a good clue.
The symptoms of endometriosis can easily be confused with conditions from the organs that are affected. For example, endometriosis in the bladder can be confused with a urinary tract infection. In the gut, it can be interpreted as part of irritable bowel. Often the symptoms can worsen over time when you have had many periods that have affected the tissue time and time again. This will make the diagnosis clearer as the years go by and it is easier to link it to e.g. cyclical pain.
Estrogen is a prerequisite for the development of endometriosis. The symptoms appear in childbearing age and will for most people decrease with menopause. Birth control pills can be used as part of the investigation, if the pain subsides when using the pills, it could provide a good clue.
Endometriosis is a condition where tissue similar to the lining of the womb (the endometrium) grows outside the womb. This tissue can be found on the ovaries, fallopian tubes, peritoneum or other organs near the uterus. Adenomyosis, on the other hand, is a condition where the endometrium grows inside the muscle tissue of the uterus (the myometrium). This leads to thickening of the uterus and can cause increased bleeding during the menstrual cycle. Adenomyosis can also lead to painful periods, chronic pelvic pain and in some cases infertility. The exact cause of adenomyosis is unknown, but hormonal and genetic factors may play a role. You can read more about adenomyosis here.
Endometriosis is a condition where tissue similar to the lining of the womb (the endometrium) grows outside the womb. This tissue can be found on the ovaries, fallopian tubes, peritoneum or other organs near the uterus. Adenomyosis, on the other hand, is a condition where the endometrium grows inside the muscle tissue of the uterus (the myometrium). This leads to thickening of the uterus and can cause increased bleeding during the menstrual cycle. Adenomyosis can also lead to painful periods, chronic pelvic pain and in some cases infertility. The exact cause of adenomyosis is unknown, but hormonal and genetic factors may play a role. You can read more about adenomyosis here.