The number of pregnancies (16, i.e. 32%) in women who had been in infertile marriage for years and who determined their fertile days only with the use of mini microscope “MAYBE BABY”, testifies that the new product that has appeared will lead, in given circumstances, to significant improvement of natality.

It may be concluded from obtained results that in the course of sterility treatment, the first thing to be done is to establish fecundity capacity of husbands by examination of spermogram. In so far as findings of spermogram are normal, it is necessary to check whether there is an obstruction of tubes, the best way beeing by hysterosalpingography.

The women whose passage of uterine tubes was established, should be advised to use mini microscope “MAYBE BABY” in the forthcoming months for the establishement of fertile days. Sexual intercourses should be planned for established fertile days. In this way, women could easily, at home, without any need to attend a health institution every day, plan their posterity.

Should the mini microscope “MAYBE BABY” show in certain women that the ovulation does not happen, they would have to be subjected to additional examinations and possible stimulation of ovulation.

Accordingly, along with economies, considerably better results of sterility treatment would be achieved.

References

Jones HW, Jr, Jones SG., Novak S.: Textbook of Gynaecology. Baltimore London: Wiliams and Wilkins comp. 1981: 694-718

Menning BE.: Psychology of Infertility. In: Aimoni ur. Infertility, New York, Berlin: Springer-Verlag, 1984: 17

Ganovic Ratomir, Bogunovic Nikola, Vasiljevic Mladenko, Stamenkovic Dragomir, Devic Radisa: The possibility for determining the fertile and infertile days in the menstrual cycle of woman by using crystallization test of saliva.

Presented at the Eleventh Jugoslav Symposium on Fertility and Sterility, Belgrade, September 1994.

Assistant Professor Ratomir Ganovic, MD, PhD.