Infertility

Overview of Female Infertility:

Start your journey here with a review of female infertility facts, proven natural adjuncts, and assisted medical techniques.

A Natural Infertility Treatment:

Learn more about our natural, non-surgical pelvic physical therapy treatment and our 71% natural pregnancy rate in a recently published, peer reviewed study.

Adhesions and Infertility:

Adhesions are a leading cause of female infertility. Our manual physical therapy has been shown to reduce adhesions and improve reproductive function in peer-reviewed medical journals.

Research published in the peer-reviewed journal Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine (Jan, 2008) and cited in Contemporary Ob/Gyn(April, 2008) shows a that the Wurn Technique® opened totally blocked fallopian tubes in 61% of women, without surgery. Most of the women whose tubes opened had natural full-term pregnancies after therapy.

Endometriosis and Infertility

Learn how endometriosis can contribute to infertility, and what you can do to help yourself, without surgery or drugs.

FSH, Hormonal Problems:

New studies are in the works at Clear Passage, investigating our ability to positively affect the follicle stimulating hormone levels in women struggling with infertility due to high FSH. Read about our treatment and results of our pilot studies here.

Hydrosalpinx:

Once thought to be the end of infertility for the affected tube, Clear Passage Physical Therapy has been developing a new treatment method that is showing promising results clearing hydrosalpinges.

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS):

PCOS is an endocrine disorder that affects approximately 5% of all women and is a leading cause of infertility. Find out how therapy at Clear Passage can help address the adhesions related to PCOS.

Pre-IVF Therapy:

Significantly increase you chances for IVF success with our Pre-IVF therapy. A published, peer reviewed study shows a 67% IVF pregnancy rate for women who received our therapy before IVF, including older women and those with earlier failed transfers.

Secondary Infertility:

If you are experiencing secondary infertility, read more about how adhesions may be affecting your diagnosis and how our treatment helps many women.

Unexplained Infertility:

Tiny, microscopic adhesions are often the underlying culprit in unexplained infertility. Learn more about the role adhesions play in unexplained infertility and how we have helped many women achieve success.