A majority of infertile couples act on the preconceived notion that they are unable to conceive because of the woman. But facts and figures say otherwise. As many as 30% of the total infertility cases are attributed to male factor infertility. Combined infertility is the culprit in almost an equal number of cases. With such
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Hormonal imbalance is one of the most common infertility culprits. Speaking of hormones, it is generally progesterone and estrogen which are held responsible for female infertility. Prolactin is the hormone less heard of but its imbalance can hamper fertility to a considerable extent. Therefore, it is important to be aware of the condition so that
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ICSI or Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection is an advanced reproductive technique used for couples with severe male factor infertility. It involves the injection of a single, healthy sperm directly into the female egg. The fertilized embryo is then transferred directly into the woman’s uterus. The remaining steps of ICSI are similar to a typical IVF treatment
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Fertility preservation is a miracle of medical science. It enables infertility specialists to safeguard the fertility of the patient so that they can start a family whenever they want to. The role of a specialist is therefore, not confined to treating male and female infertility issues. It extends to insuring their fertility for the future.
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Female infertility is a dire issue because it not only brings physical trauma but emotional stress and depression too. There are several myths and misconceptions that are associated with infertility. Many times, lack of awareness can cause patients to overlook the reality and they end up aggravating their problems. It is important that they discuss
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