Antisperm Antibodies Antibodies produced by immune system that attack sperm as a foreign substance entering body. Artificial Insemination Deposition of sperm in vagina near cervix, often used in combination with ovulatory therapy to improve timing and conditions for gamete interactions. Asherman's Syndrome Uterine abnormality often associated with uterine inflammation. Azozoospermia Complete lack of sperm production in semen, may be due to reproductive tract blockage. B.B.T. Basal Body Temperature charts used to predict ovulatory timing.
Biphasic charts are normal, with slight elevation of temperature in second half of cycle.
Monphasic charts are abnormal, with relatively constant temperature. A somewhat tacky fluid covering the cervix that changes in consistency throughout the woman's menstrual cycle. During ovulation thick mucus becomes more watery and stringy, allowing passage of sperm. Cervical Stenosis A blockage of the cervical canal. A common ovulatory stimulant available under several commercial names such as Clomid and Serophene.