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Fertility Clinic of Cambodia

Fertility Clinic of Cambodia

Gynecology, obstetrics and fertility treatments

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Fertility and Youth Health

Exercise, Weight and Infertility

Couples with infertility often wonder if lifestyle habits might compromise their fertility. Two important lifestyle factors, weight and exercise, can affect fertility. Low weight or weight loss can lead to a decrease in an important hormonal “message” that the brain sends to the ovaries in women and testes in men.

Stress and Infertility

Although infertility is a highly stressful experience, there is very little evidence that infertility can be caused by stress. In rare cases, high levels of stress in women can change hormone levels and cause irregular ovulation. Infertility

Aging and Infertility in Women

Female fertility begins to decline many years prior to the onset of menopause despite regular ovulatory cycles. Although there is no strict definition of advanced reproductive age in women, infertility becomes more pronounced after the age of 35. A classic report on the effect of female age on fertility found that the percentage of women not using contraception who remained childless rose steadily according to their age at marriage.

Prediction of Fertility Potential in Female Patients

A woman’s reproductive potential declines with age. This is reflected in the decreased ability to conceive (become pregnant) and an increase in the rate of spontaneous abortions (miscarriages). Although fecundity (the ability to achieve a pregnancy which results in a live birth) decreases in all women as they age, the precise age when a woman can no longer conceive varies between individuals.

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Assistance for ONLY legal married couples

FCC, formerly known as Sok Teang Cabinet, offers fertility assistance to ONLY legal married couples and women’s health in Cambodia.

As the fertility, gynecology and obstetrics services provider in Cambodia, our highly-specialized and multidisciplinary team aims at offering exceptional patient-centered care for individuals and couples in all aspects of fertility treatment and women’s health.

Office Hours

Monday – Saturday
8:00am-12:00pm & 1:30pm – 6:00pm

Sundays and FCC Holidays Availability
8:00am-12:00 (Appointment ONLY)

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Where to find us

31 Samdach Preah Sokun Meanbon St. (178), Phnom Penh 12207, Cambodia (see map)

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