Infertility is said to exist when a pregnancy has not occurred after at least one year of unprotected sexual intercourse or coitus. About 17% of couples in the United States are infertile. In about 50% of couples with an infertility problem, the cause of infertility is multi-factorial; in about 20% of couples, it is the man who is infertile; 10% to 25% of couples experience ovulatory failure; another 30% experience tubal, vaginal, or uterine problems as the cause of their infertility. Now, the question is this: What is the treatment for infertile couples? Infertility Management focuses on correction of any underlying problem that was discovered upon assessment. Such underlying causes include chronic disease, inadequate hormone production, endometriosis, or infection. Increasing sperm count and mobility, reducing the existence of infection, hormone therapy, and surgery are just some of the ways in which these problems may be taken care of. Couples can also benefit from some p...