Infertility can be a very trying time for a couple. It affects both the man and the woman, no matter who was diagnosed to have it. But the goof thing about it is that there are so m any options that are available and that there is always hope for those couples.

It's almost so amazing that modern medicine (mixed with some very traditional and sometimes, weird ones) has came up with different ways to help people who wants nothing more than to experience the joy of holding their

Now, unsurprisingly, the first thing that doctors present infertile couples is to take fertility drugs. Although, most fertility drugs cater to women with ovulation disorders, their benefits prove to be one too many to not discuss.

Aside from the fact that it is. It is non-invasive, these drugs affect your system like a natural hormone. It stimulates what is needed to be stimulated. Regularize what needs to be regular. And normalize whatever it is in your body that needs to be.

As of now, there are actually nine medications that are most likely prescribed to you by your doctor. But today, we will just discuss three of them. We wont go too much into its ingredients (we don't really need these materials to make our lives a tad bit harder) but we'll dwell more on what it specializes to cure, why it works and the common brand names.

Clomiphene

Cures: Women with polycystic ovary syndrome or PCOS, women with ovulatory disorders.

How it Works: It triggers the pituitary gland to release more hormones that stimulates the growth of an ovarian follicle which contains egg cells.

Common Brand Names: Clomid and Serophene

Human Menopausal Gonadotropin (hMG)

Cures: Pituitary gland problems that causes ovulation disorders.

How it Works: It bypass the pituitary gland to influence the ovaries.

Common Brand Names: Repronex

Metformin

Cures: Infertility caused by insulin resistance as part of PCOS development.

How it Works:

Common Brand Names: Glucophage