العقم وعلاجه - ٢ - أطفال تحت الطلب ومنع الحمل

Infertility and its treatment - 2 -

The fluid must remain in the vagina for as long as possible, and this is helped by the couple staying together for a period of a quarter of an hour. The benefit increases if the wife then remains lying on her back without moving right or left for another period of time.

Synthetic sliding materials should be avoided to facilitate the contact process, such as cream and Vaseline, as these materials may lead to spermicide.
Take, for example, the case of a couple who had been trying to have a child for four whole years to no avail, that is, without succeeding in doing so: the husband had been excessive in using lubricants.
Experiments were conducted to determine the date of fertilization of the wife during the menstrual cycle. After the doctor was able to determine that day, he advised the couple to communicate without using lubricants. Pregnancy occurred within one month after following this method.
Too much or too little semen may prevent pregnancy. Lack of fluid has two warnings, because the little fluid is distributed in a thin layer within the walls of the vagina and on the cervix, and therefore the sperm do not find a sufficient amount of fluid to swim in it and help it move around. The second warning is that if the sperm are not coated with a sufficient amount of fluid, they will be exposed to the mild vaginal acids that can weaken their strength or become vulnerable to killing them.
However, if the fluid is very abundant, it surrounds the sperm with a very thick envelope and may prevent it from reaching the cervix due to its loss during labor, thus leading to contraception.

These two conditions can be modified and the normal limit can be reached without sparing or wasting amounts of fluid by consulting a doctor. In the event of a lack of male semen, the doctor can carry this small amount using a special machine and deliver it by artificial means to the inside of the uterus, where it becomes guaranteed that a sufficient amount will arrive. From sperm to achieve pregnancy in normal cases.
The treatment is more complicated if the semen is abundant, but the doctor can also modify this aspect by asking the husband to collect his fluid in two batches, the first of which contains all the sperm cells, and the doctor works to deliver them with his sterile medical tools into the uterus.
In some cases, the inability to have children results either from the husband's sexual weakness or from premature ejaculation before intercourse. In both cases, the husband may have sufficient quantities of strong sperm capable of achieving pregnancy.
The fact that a stubborn man is able to have children can be explained by telling this story when the husband was a young boy who attached his body to his mother’s body and innocently said that he would give her a child. The mother was shocked when she heard these words, which of course the boy had learned from his peers, and she slapped him hard as punishment for uttering these obscene words. This incident caused the boy a mental complex and obstacle that deprived him of the ability to have sex after marriage.

Nine years had passed since the man's marriage, during which he had not contacted his wife once because he was stubborn whenever he tried to approach her, due to an old incident.
Then the couple decided to consult a doctor.
The husband was able to ejaculate through masturbation. Upon examination of the semen, it was found that it was fertile and not meteorological. The doctor carried out the necessary studies to determine the wife’s fertilization date. On that day, the husband extracted the fluid by masturbating, then the doctor carried the fluid into the uterus, and pregnancy occurred during the second month, and the wife gave birth to a healthy child.
There are several reasons that prevent spouses from enjoying motherhood and fatherhood, and most of these reasons can be overcome and treated if the spouses discuss the matter frankly with an experienced doctor.
Thanks to modern medicine, there are no longer limits to the possibilities of achieving pregnancy by artificial means if the husband is unable to deliver his sperm, which is full of live sperm, to the healthy uterus.
For example, medicine can take the man’s sperm, preserve it by cryogenic method, and then inject it into the wife after a period of time, according to the spouses’ wishes, by means of artificial insemination.

Dr. Sherman, a doctor at the University of Arkansas, announced in an article read during the meeting of the American Society for the Study of Fertility that more than twenty-four children have been produced using artificial insemination using cryopreserved sperm.
This specialist said that the sperm did not suffer any damage due to cooling and preservation, and that they maintained their fertile properties for four years.
This cooling method boils down to mixing the semen to be preserved with a chemical known as glycerol for preventive purposes, then cooling the mixture in condensed nitrogen vapor. Dr. Sherman said: We now have a simple, guaranteed method for cooling human sperm, storing them, and using them when needed. This means that a man can now save part of his surplus semen, through which he can achieve a normal pregnancy for himself and his wife in the future, in the event of old age or illness.