Cervical factor infertility occurs when the cervical mucus prevents sperm from reaching the egg, often addressed successfully with IUI or IVF.
The cervix produces mucus that normally facilitates sperm transport into the uterus around ovulation. When the cervical mucus is hostile, insufficient, or when the cervix has been damaged by surgery or infection, sperm cannot pass through to fertilise the egg — causing cervical factor infertility.
Intrauterine insemination (IUI) at Iswarya Fertility places washed, concentrated sperm directly into the uterus, completely bypassing the cervix. For more severe cases, IVF fertilises the egg outside the body, eliminating cervical involvement entirely.
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