Uterine Fibroids and Getting Pregnant?
Most women with uterine fibroids conceive without any intervention. Present in 20 to 50% of women of reproductive age, the vast majority carry pregnancies without complication. Where fibroids become relevant to fertility is specific: type, size and location determine...
PCOS Fertility Diet: What to Eat and Avoid?
Insulin resistance and chronic inflammation are what actually drive most of what PCOS does to the body. They disrupt ovulation, affect egg quality and make conception harder than it needs to be. The dietary fix isn’t complicated in principle: lower glycaemic...
Semen Analysis and How Do You Read the Results?
A semen analysis evaluates male fertility by testing sperm count, movement (motility), shape (morphology) and fluid volume. To read the results, you compare each metric against WHO reference values the baseline standards for healthy sperm established through...
Sequential Embryo Transfer: What It Is?
Sequential embryo transfer is an advanced IVF technique where two separate transfers happen within a single cycle. An early-stage embryo at day 2 or 3 goes in first. A more developed blastocyst follows on day 5 or 6. The first transfer isn’t just an additional...
Dr. Hrishikesh Pai