For a long time, the thought spread that it was the woman who was responsible for the generation of the couple's children. So if the couple had no children, the problem was with the woman. At that time, these conclusions were validated more by prevailing social concepts than by science. However, partly thanks to these thoughts, a more detailed study of the physiology of female reproduction occurred so that the many facts connected with the feminine side of reproduction could be better clarified. Nowadays, although it is known that the causes of infertility are equal between men and women, the study of female physiology, started earlier, has left a legacy in terms of diagnosis and treatment more massive than the male studies. In general, the causes of conjugal infertility linked to the female factor can be divided into 4 groups: Ovarian and ovary causes Tubal and endocervical canal causes Causes linked to Fertilization (Union of sperm and egg) Causes assoc...