If you’ve come to this page, you’re probably looking for answers, support, hope, and guidance on how to deal with infertility after you’ve already tried to conceive. The reality is, you’re not by any means alone. When it comes to infertility in general, an estimated 12 percent of women in the United States have trouble…
The team at Bloom IVF, one of the best IVF centre in India, believes in carefully evaluating each patient’s condition. It enables us to correctly identify the reasons for reproductive issues and the appropriate procedure to suit the patient’s requirements. We are pleased to provide cutting-edge female and male fertility testing with an emphasis on solutions. Semen analysis is a critical…
The Microfluidic Sperm Sorter is an innovative technology that encourages motile sperms to swim up the microchannel, leaving immotile or less motile sperms behind. Our IVF doctor in India utilizes it to pick spermatozoa with less fragmented DNA than the traditional procedure for spermatozoa selection in the sample. It is a new and improved method for selecting…
A woman’s most fertile years are in her twenties. Approximately half the women in this reproductive age group are not ready to have children at this point in time. It is generally because couples are more concerned about their financial constraints or focused on their professions. Sadly, the woman’s biological clock keeps on ticking, posing…
For a healthy pregnancy, the sperm and eggs should be healthy and of good quality. But how can one come to know whether the sperm and eggs are of good quality? By the presence of a spindle! A spindle is a component of a high-quality egg that helps to ensure that the cells of the…
When a woman’s ovaries expand and leak fluid into her body, this is known as ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS). When a woman has fertility treatments that stimulate her ovaries to produce more eggs than usual, she may develop this syndrome. Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) is an overreaction to drugs intended to stimulate egg production (particularly…
Approximately 15% of all clinically diagnosed pregnancies end in pregnancy failure, making spontaneous pregnancy loss a startling prevalent event. The term “recurrent pregnancy loss” (RPL) has been defined in a variety of ways. It affects about 1% to 2% of women who have had three consecutive pregnancy losses before to 20 weeks from their last…