New York Continuum Reproductive Center - St. Luke's - Roosevelt Hospital NY

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Overview of InfertilityDefinition & CausesAgeOvulation DisordersPolycystic Ovary SyndromeFallopian-Tube DisordersMale InfertilityUterine FactorsUnexplained InfertilityOur Expert TeamAbout Our TeamMartin D. Keltz, MDDaniel E. Stein, MDEmbryologistsNursesDiagnosisInitial Office VisitHormonal EvaluationSemen AnalysisPatient PreparationPost-coital TestOvulation TestsSaline SonohysterographyHysterosalpingogramEndometrial BiopsySonogramLaparoscopyHysteroscopyTreatment OverviewOvulation InductionClomiphene CitrateGonadotropinsHCGIntrauterine InseminationWith Partner's SemenWith Donor SemenFertility SurgeryLaparoscopyHysteroscopyLaparotomyIn Vitro FertilizationThe IVF ProcessOvarian StimulationEgg Retrieval / Semen CollectionEgg InseminationEmbryo CultureEmbryo TransferRelated Laboratory ProceduresMedications Used for IVFRisksMedicationsProceduresPregnancy RisksCRC Success RatesEgg DonationAdditional ServicesAdditional ServicesRecurrent Pregnancy LossPolycystic Ovarian SyndromeEndometriosisFibroidsEctopic PregnancyPelvic PainPatient ResourcesPreparing For Your VisitPatient Instructions On ProceduresPatient FormsPrescription RefillsFinancial InformationIntroductionInsurance PlansReferralsBilling PolicyGrant ProgramAppointments Office LocationMaps & DirectionsContacts

Uterine Factors

Disorders of the uterus may in some cases contribute to infertility; however, scientific evidence of the effects of uterine factors on fertility is sketchy at present. Fibroid tumors and polyps within the uterus are thought to reduce fertility in some women. Congenital abnormalities in the development of the uterus may also contribute to infertility but more commonly lead to increased rates of pregnancy loss.

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