WHAT IS FIBROID? Fibroids are strong tumors that develop in the mass of the uterus (womb). Another therapeutic term for fibroids is leiomyoma (leye-goodness meye-OH-much) or just “myoma”. Fibroid is quite often favorable (not malignant). Fibroids can develop as a solitary tumour, or there can be huge numbers of them in the uterus. They can be as little as an apple seed or as large as a grapefruit. In bizarre cases, they can turn out to be extensive.

Many women complain about sperm leakages or sperm pouring out of their vagina after sexual intercourse, attributing it as the cause of their infertility. This anomaly is quite common, especially among women all over. The leakage or reflux of sperm from the vagina does not exactly cause infertility , although, to a greater extent, it can lower a couple’s chances of conception, given that to conceive a healthy baby, a woman will need a healthy sperm cell and an optimal vaginal health condition for this purpose to be accomplished. Ideally, the sperm is structurally divided into the following parts: 1. The head (fusion with the ovum) 2. The body (provides energy) 3. The tail (for movement) Thus to ensure fertilization; altogether the above-mentioned structural parts of the spermatozoa should be functionally normal, otherwise becoming a cause of male infertility. On the other hand, a woman too has a similar role to play especially as it concerns the leakage of sperm out from the vagina afte