Radiologic studies by physicians demonstrated that after the patient received her non-surgical infertility treatment, one tube cleared totally. The other improved measurably. This work, which addresses pelvic adhesions, has apparently helped foster fourteen births, to date. Belinda Wurn, PT Many infertility procedures attempt to surgically bypass the actual cause of female infertility. Surgical techniques such as IVF, GIFT and other artificial reproductive techniques try to bypass poor reproductive function between the ovaries and the uterus.
Artificial insemination attempts to assist sperm to enter the uterus.
Now, a new non-surgical technique appears to address the cause of many types of female infertility. Adhesions and poor reproductive mechanics are the cause nearly half of all female infertility. This alternative infertility therapy uses non-surgical soft tissue physical and massage therapy to focus treatment on decreasing adhesions and increasing function of the organs, rather than bypassing them. Initial success rates with this non-surgical therapy are very promising. Infertility is a common problem in the United States .