Is infertility a woman's problem?

It is a myth that infertility is always a "woman's problem." About one third of infertility cases are due to problems with the man (male factors) and one third are due to problems with the woman (female factors). Other cases are due to a combination of male and female factors or to unknown causes.
What causes infertility in men?
Infertility in men is often caused by problems with making sperm or getting the sperm to reach the egg. Problems with sperm may exist from birth or develop later in life due to illness or injury. Some men produce no sperm, or produce too few sperm. Lifestyle can influence the number and quality of a man's sperm. Alcohol and drugs can temporarily reduce sperm quality. Environmental toxins, including pesticides and lead, may cause some cases of infertility in men.
What causes infertility in women?
Problems with ovulation account for most infertility in women. Without ovulation, eggs are not available to be fertilized. Signs of problems with ovulation include irregular menstrual periods or no periods. Simple lifestyle factors - including stress, diet, or athletic training - can affect a woman's hormonal balance.

What is the treatment for infertility?

Depending on the test results, different treatments can be suggested. Eighty-five to 90 percent of infertility cases are treated with drugs or surgery.

The following Homoeopathy medicines are very useful for female infertility.

Asoca jonesia
Senicio aur.
Sepia
Calc. fluor.
Kali Phos.

For male infertility the following homoeopathy medicines are very useful:

Agnus castus
Damiana
Selenium
Sulphur

Homoeopathic Saleem Hamid