Dr. Manika Khanna for receiving the highly prestigious award " Name in Medical Science and Practices" and Women Health from Oxford (UK). Infertility is a problem that can strike anyone. To make things worse, it can have far-reaching implications. If couples do not take it seriously, they may end up being childless. Being
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Over the years, as reproductive technologies have advanced, there has been a substantial increase in successful deliveries for older women. It is common to hear of women in their late thirties or forties who have had healthy babies. Donor eggs and IVF have made miracles, with even postmenopausal women having positive pregnancy outcomes. But the
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Contraception is as big an issue for women as female infertility is. While not having babies may be depressing, having unwanted ones also causes worries and problems. Contraceptives give a woman the freedom to decide when she wants a family. By using the right contraceptive measure, she can postpone pregnancy till she wants to, without
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Whether a woman is pregnant or planning a pregnancy, she needs to take good care of her diet. She has to ensure that she is not suffering from deficiency of any vital nutrient. The reason is that certain dietary nutrients are essential for conception and maintaining a healthy pregnancy. One of these is iodine, which
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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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