Dr Priyanka Dilip Kumar When it comes to fertility, most people think about age or menstrual cycles, but your thyroid plays a huge role too. A precise national prevalence of thyroid disorders in India is not available. But, research on infertile Indian women revealed a notable overlap. Hypothyroidism is present in roughly 28 per cent […]Read More
Anusree Singapur When couples struggle to conceive, factors like age, stress, or medical conditions such as PCOS and endometriosis are often blamed. While these are valid concerns, the real reason is sometimes hidden much deeper — in our genes. Studies show that inherited and chromosomal factors silently influence reproductive health, making conception difficult for some […]Read More
Dr. R Suchindra What if a couple’s test results are normal for parenthood, but they might not be able to have children? Inability of a couple to conceive after one year of regular unprotected intercourse is known as infertility. On the other hand, suppose that a 32-year-old woman and her 35-year-old husband had been trying […]Read More
Bhavani Priya Koganty Fertility and mental health have a bi-directional relationship. When you are stressed, the delicate hormones may get imbalanced, affecting ovulation and sperm production. And, recently, due to a lot of health factors, hectic work schedules, sedentary lifestyles, and an increased number of ARTs, the intersection of mental health and fertility has gained […]Read More
Dr Mohammed Ashraf C In India, fertility is still a subject discussed mostly after marriage. But is that the right approach? Unfortunately, couples who struggle to conceive often face blame, delays in diagnosis, and emotional distress. The truth is that fertility isn’t just about age or timing—it’s influenced by several factors in both men and […]Read More
Dr Meghana Nyapathi A placenta is actively involved in transporting nutrients to the fetus. It has both direct and indirect effects on fetal cardiovascular functioning and has an endocrine influence on the mother and fetus. As such, a properly functioning placenta is crucial for normal fetal development and plays a central role in mediating effects […]Read More
Anusree Singapur A triple chromosome 21 causes the genetic disorder known as Down syndrome. With several health ramifications, this additional genetic material influences both cognitive and physical development. Couples with a history of genetic conditions or fertility challenges may face increased risks. However, Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) can be a boon in supporting them on […]Read More
Dr. Payel Biswas Soo Breastfeeding is more than just nourishment; it is a profound act of love between a mother and her baby. From the very first moment when a mother holds her newborn close to her chest a silent promise and emotional bond is born. But, in India thousands of new mothers stop breastfeeding […]Read More
Dr Sandhya Mishra A woman’s eggs can be preserved for later use by a medical process called egg freezing, often referred to as oocyte cryopreservation. In order to create many eggs, the ovaries are stimulated using medication. The eggs are then extracted and preserved for fertilisation at a later time. Using Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI), […]Read More
Dr T Shilpa Reddy Uterine cancer is more common in younger and postmenopausal women and is ranked fourth among gynecological cancers in India. There are two categories of uterine cancer. Uterine sarcoma grows in the myometrium, the muscle wall of your uterus, while endometrial cancer, which is more common, develops in the endometrium, the inside […]Read More
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