Female infertility is not contagious. However, infertility can be caused by a sexually-transmitted disease , which may be transmitted to sexual partners. Treatment of infertility will depend on the cause. This involves placing sperm directly in the cervix or uterus. This involves fertilizing the egg outside the womb and then returning it to the uterus.
Surgery carries a risk of bleeding, infection, and allergic reaction to anesthesia .
It may take several attempts before a couple gets pregnant. Partners must decide how many and what kind of procedures they are willing to undertake. Should a pregnancy occur after treatment, early pregnancy testing can be done. The woman will have regular prenatal visits to ensure a healthy pregnancy. Any new or worsening symptoms should be reported to the health care provider.