How PCOS and Infertility is related? One of the most common reasons a woman has trouble getting pregnant is a condition called polycystic ovary syndrome(PCOS). It’s a hormone problem that interferes with the reproductive system. When you have PCOS, your ovaries are larger than normal. These bigger ovaries can have many tiny cysts that contain immature eggs. PCOS is extremely
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About 15% of couples have difficulty finding their first pregnancy, and the misconception is that infertility of the woman is the root cause. While a female partner raises the blame for the joints in conceiving, infertility affects men equally. In fact, about 1/3 of infertility cases is due to male factor infertility, another 1/3 to
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Antioxidants may have an important role in reducing male infertility and sperm abnormalities according to recent studies. Oxidation stress in the semen is thought to be a major factor in the etiology of sperm dysfunction and DNA damage, and infertile-males often have lower antioxidant capabilities than fertile males. Antioxidants fight against oxidation stress by eliminating
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Pesticides in food: Creating havoc on sperm quality According to the best IVF doctors in India, men who consume fruit and vegetables with abundant traces of pesticides have 49% less sperm and, in addition, 32% less sperm without abnormalities. Food items containing a lot of pesticide residues are associated with a drop in
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Busting the Myths Related to Male Fertility Whenever a couple is found infertile, it is always that the fingers are constantly pointed towards the ladies first. Women are considered the first to be blamed for infertility. This, in fact, is a myth. According to the best IVF doctors in India, male infertility is
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