Obstetrics and Gynaecology Conferences – Ovulation Induction & Ovarian Stimulation Protocols 2015 Africa – India – IVF & Fertility Conference

Zimt Conferences & Seminars Organizing and IVF Lite Foundation is hosting the World Congress on Ovulation Induction & Ovarian Stimulation Protocols(WOOSP2015) at Seychelles from 3rd to 6th September 2015. The conference will be headed by International and Indian faculty. The World Congress on Ovulation Induction will be an outstanding opportunity to learn and discuss the new developments in ovulation induction and ovarian stimulation with international key opinion leaders in this field.

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Ovarian Stimulation Protocols Congress

Zimt Conferences & Seminars Organizing and IVF Lite Foundation has come together to host the World Congress on Ovulation Induction & Ovarian Stimulation Protocols. Zimt Conferences & Seminars Organizing is a recent start-up in Dubai. Zimt Conferences & Seminars Organizing which specialises in Medical Meetings, CMEs & Exhibitions has garnered exclusive rights to host the World Congress on Ovulation Induction & Ovarian Stimulation Protocols (www.woosp.in) for a tenure of 11 years annually at exclusive beach resorts in Asia/Africa.

Zimt Conferences & Seminars Organizing are now expanding their footprint in the area of OVULATION INDUCTION & OVARIAN STIMULATION PROTOCOLS along with IVF Lite Foundation. The main aim of the conference is to reliably predict ovarian response to stimulation, to tailor stimulation protocols optimizing the probability of pregnancy and keep at the same time the risks of complications and costs at a minimum. Special emphasis will be given on how to avoid excessive response and predict the occurrence of ovarian hyper stimulation syndrome (OHSS), as well as on maximizing tolerability of treatment from a patient’s perspective.

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World Congress on Ovulation Induction and Ovarian Stimulation Protocols is a four day IVF Fertility conference which will help the attendees in gaining in depth knowledge about the various aspects of ovarian stimulation and ovulation induction. The conference will provide insights into technological developments associated with the various complexities of ovarian stimulation and ovulation induction and scientific solution to each of those problems.

WOOSP2015 (3rd World Congress on Ovulation Induction & Ovarian Stimulation Protocols) will be held from 3rd to 6th September 2015 at Seychelles, the sun-kissed Isle of the Indian Ocean & the land of Coco de Mer. The conference will be headed by International speakers and the Indian speakers. All participants present at the conference including Fertility Experts, Embryologist, Gynecologist and all physicians who practices ART will be able to discuss ways in which clinicians might better predict ovarian response to stimulation with gonadotropins, as well as select the proper stimulation protocol and tailor it to the individual patient.

Topics to be covered at the WOOSP2015 include:

Ovarian stimulation strategies;

            Primary, secondary and tertiary prevention of OHSS;

            Development of protocols for patients with diminished ovarian reserve;

            Ovarian reserve testing and its practical implications;

            Mild stimulation and financial implications;

            Segmentation of IVF treatment;

            Impact of ovarian stimulation on the endometrium; and

            Emergency stimulation for oncofertility patients.

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 On the completion of three days seminar all the participants will be able to

1. Describe the physiologic process of the human menstrual cycle.
2. Describe the process of ovulation, ovulation induction, and augmentation therapy with clomiphene citrate, menotropins, urofollitropin, recombinant FSH, biosimilars and adjunct medications.
3. Review the impact of age on fertility with appropriate tests available to assess ovarian reserve.
4. Identify individuals with ovulatory abnormalities and determine if they will respond to ovulation induction.
5. Discuss the basic mechanism of action of agents used to induce ovulation.
6. Understand the risks associated with the use of ovulation induction.
7. Discuss the basic work up and treatment of the anovulatory female.
8. Identify the patients at risk for hyper-response or poor response to controlled ovarian stimulation.
9. Select the protocol most likely to optimize the ovarian response among patients with compromised ovarian reserve.
10. 10.Summarize current evidence-based recommendations to achieve the best outcomes with GnRH analog regimens.
11. Identify effective and safe ovarian stimulation protocols for patients undergoing fertility preservation.

The IVF Fertility CME conference will be held at Seychelles Island in the Indian Ocean between 3rd to 6th september 2015. IVF Lite Foundation & Rotunda-The Center For Human Reproduction are the first Indian organizations to host a Medical meeting at Seychelles and weare creating history in 2015.

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Congress Dates: 3 September at 10:00 to 6 September at 18:00 in UTC+04

Venue of Congress: Savoy Resort & Spa, Seychelles , Box 400,, Mahé, Beau Vallon, Seychelles

Accommodation at Seychelles: Your registration package includes accommodation at Seychelles from 3rd to 6th September 2015, ie 3 nights only.

REGISTRATION FORM AT: http://www.woosp.in/register.html

You can find the General Information about congress on ovulation induction and ovarian stimulation protocols, Tariffs and Packages and Registration procedure on the website of organizers at www.woosp.in

3^rd World Congress on Ovulation Induction and Ovarian Stimulation Protocols include reputed International Fertility Faculty namely Baris Ata, Bala Bhagavath, Ofer Fainaru, Bhaskar Goolab, Mete Isikoglu, Rudolph Kantum, Mohamad Ali Karimzadeh, Peter Kovacs, Masashige Kuwayama, Carmen Morales, Kingsley Onwuzurigbo, Jared Robins, Luis Ruvalcaba, Hassan Sallam, Sudeep Sethi, Einat Shalom Paz, Vinay Sharma and Robabeh Taheripanah.

Renowned Indian Fertility faculty will include Sam Abraham, Gauri Agarwal, Meenu Agarwal, Nirmala Agarwal, Bavin Balakrishnan, Kaberi Banerjee, Preeti Bhandari, Reeta Biliangandy, Sunita Chandra, Shanmugpriya Chandru, Mehul Damani, Soumyaroop Dash, Svati Dave, Bharati Dhorepatil, Ranjana Dhanu, Goral Gandhi, Kavitha Gautham, Surveen Ghumman, Pankaj Gupta, Narendra Gupta, Kundan Ingale, Priya Kannan, Kulvinder Kaur, Richa Katiyar, Shaunak Khandwala, KU Kunjimoideen, Gaurav Majumdar, SR Mishra, Suneeta Mittal, Vishakha Munjal, Pooja Nadkarni, Purnima Nadkarni, Kishore Nadkarni, Neelam Ohri, Seema Pandey, Sukhpreet Patel, Prakash Patil, Monu Pattanayak, Dr Umadevi Periyaswamy, Rajat Kumar Ray, Lakshmanan Saravanan, Mahalakshmi Saravanan, Selvapriya Sarvanan, Pallavi Satarkar, Mala Saxena, Anirudh Singh, Shashi Singh, Divyesh Shukla, Sumita Sofat, ML Swarankar, Pratik Tambe, Ajay Valia and SPS Virk.

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World Congress on Ovulation Induction & Ovarian Stimulation Protocols

It will be an excellent opportunity for all attending Gynecologist & Obstetrics, Embryologist and physicians practising ART at Ovulation Induction & Ovarian Stimulation Protocols conference to meet and share the experience of the best of the best International faculty and the Indian Faculty from IVF Fertility Infertility Community.

At the exhibition you will have opportunity to meet, interact and hear from them, the detailed information and gather the depth knowledge about the various aspects of ovarian stimulation and ovulation induction.

You all are heartily invited at Seychelles in September 2015. For registration contact them

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Diagnosis and treatment of Genital Tuberculosis – Tuberculosis and female reproductive health – Assessment of Genital TB and Infertility with Dr.Allahbadia – Early diagnosis of GTB leads to healthy pregnancy – Genital tuberculosis and its consequences on fertility – Genital Tuberculosis in Females -Tuberculosis of the Female Reproductive System -Diagnosis of Female Genital TB at Rotunda Clinic, Mumbai -Conceive after Genital Tuberculosis – Learn how to manage Genital TB with DR.Gautam Allahbadia – Genital TB in Males and Females – Tuberculosis and female infertility – Genital TB symptoms, Treatment and Diagnosis – Early detection and treatment of genital TB with Dr.Gautam – Endometrial Tuberculosis and Dr.Gautam Allahbadia – Tuberculosis of the uterus and fallopian tubes

Tuberculosis and female reproductive health

Tuberculosis or TB is a bacterium which can affect any part of your body, but most often affects the lungs. The primary infection in the lungs is known as pulmonary tuberculosis. In some cases the TB infection moves through the blood to other parts of the body. It can thus cause secondary infections in the genital tract, pelvic area, kidneys, spine and brain. When the bacterium reaches the genital tract it causes genital tuberculosis or pelvic TB. It affects the genital tract (in both men and women), fallopian tubes, uterus, and ovaries. In some cases it also affects the cervix, vagina and vulva. Genital tuberculosis is one of the major causes of tubal disease and female infertility in developing countries. Though genital TB is not common, it remains a contagious disease.

Doctors say that nearly 90 percent of women with genital tuberculosis are diagnosed in the 15-40 years age group. Infertility on account of genital tuberculosis is 60-80 percent. Doctors say that usually TB of the uterus and fallopian tubes is the cause for infertility. Recent studies have concluded that till a decade ago only 10 percent of the total tuberculosis patients suffered from genital tuberculosis, but the percentage have now increased to 30 percent due to ignoring the disease in the initial stages and lack of awareness.

Genital tuberculosis and its consequences on fertility

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 The tuberculosis starts affecting the genitals once the ‘mycobacterium tuberculosis’ enters the human body. Initially it does not affect and remains silent as most of us can fight off the infection. However, later these latent bacilli can get reactivated, and then spread throughout the body through the blood stream. It is only when it lodges and infects the genital tract that TB bacteria can cause genital TB and can cause infertility. The infection can attack the ovaries, uterus and tubes leading to infertility problems among women. The disease is also becoming more evident among men causing infertility. Even among men tuberculosis is a major reason for infection. Detection and treatment of tuberculosis remains a challenge even as it is one of the oldest diseases impacting Southeast Asian countries including India and Bangladesh, where the bacteria is very rampant.

In males, genital tuberculosis causes tuberculous epididymo-orchitis, blocking the ureteral passage, as a result of which the man becomes azoospermic (lack of sperms) and is not able to ejaculate during intercourse because the tract is blocked.

While in the woman the TB causes infection of the uterus and the fallopian tubes, this infection can often be silent, and may not cause any symptoms or signs at all. Later on it leads to infertility. The problems may also include bleeding discharge, ulcers, among other symptoms. Doctors say such tuberculosis infection is often serious as they can damage the complete tube making it difficult for females to conceive. It can lead to hydro salpingitis. If not detected at an early stage, it can lead to severe complications. In some cases, women are never able to conceive after they develop hydro salpingitis. Among 30% of women with any kind of tuberculosis, 5-10% suffers hydro salpingitis, where water enters the tube.

A recent study by the Indian Journal of Medical Research through its survey stated that the number of women with genital tuberculosis in India has increased to 30 percent in 2015 from 19 percent in 2011. The report also stated that Saudi Arabia has the second highest number of genital tuberculosis patients with 21 percent.

Genital TB is a matter of great concern because the symptoms don’t appear easily and by the time it’s realized it already leaves an impact on the fertility of humans. Even sexual intercourse with an infected person is one of the means of getting genital tuberculosis.

As being a silent intruder it’s very difficult to notice the problem in the initial stage. Symptoms like irregular menstrual cycle, vaginal discharge that is stained with blood, pain after intercourse could be noticed in females, while in males symptoms like unable to ejaculate, low sperm motility and pituitary gland not able to produce sufficient hormones can be seen.

The diagnostic dilemma arises because of varied clinical presentation of the disease confounded by diverse results on imaging, laparoscopy, histopathology, bacteriological and serological tests, each of which has its limitation in diagnostic sensitivity and specificity. Diagnosis of GTB has profound implications for asymptomatic women seeking fertility.

Diagnosis of Female Genital TB at Rotunda Clinic, Mumbai

Diagnosis of GTB depends on following:

Clinical Symptomatology

CBC, ESR, RFT, CRP

Chest X-ray

Pelvic ultrasound / Hystero-salpingography(HSG).

Laparoscopy

Histopathology

Microbiology

Mantoux test

QTG-T

AFB microscopy / culture

Endometrial aspiration / Endometrial biopsy/ Endometrial curettage/ Menstrual blood in females.

Pap smear may offer important provisional diagnosis while histological examination of endometrial biopsy is one of the simplest diagnostic methods. Culture for TB remains the gold standard of all diagnosis for GTB.

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Management of genital TB includes eradication of the infection and treating its consequences. Combination of anti-tuberculous agents for 9–12 months duration provides more than 95% cure rate. Surgical intervention may be needed, namely, total abdominal hysterectomy and bilateral salpingoophorectomy, if there is persistent or recurrent disease, unhealed fistula, or multi-drug-resistant.

Diagnosis and treatment of Genital Tuberculosis

Most of the time women worry whether after contracting genital TB will they be able to conceive. Genital tuberculosis and the problem of infertility can be cured if proper TB medication is taken for prescribed time and after follow ups and checks are being done. Proper TB medication can help the women go on and have a successful pregnancy. The course of antibiotics for six to eight months should be completed properly, but it doesn’t guarantee the repair of fallopian tubes. Many doctors perform surgery to repair the tubes, but it’s a futile job. Lastly, the intervention has to be either in-vitro fertilization or Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI). Most symptoms will disappear within a few weeks of treatment and there is a tendency for patients to stop treatment. Incomplete treatment can end up becoming a drug resistant case which may not only be lethal to the patient, but also be a health hazard to the community. It is very important that the treatment is completed fully.

If women with genital TB are diagnosed late, the infertility risk and other harm done to their tissue are likely to be much more severe. The solution lies in early case detection and providing standard treatment for genital TB without delay. If a family member or colleague is an active TB patient, then people around them need to be cautious and should go for tests like chest X-Ray, tuberculin test to know whether they have been hit by TB or not.

Due to lack of education, awareness and proper access to healthcare system, results in a complicated situation. In an endemic area or in an immuno compromised individual, a higher index of suspicion would allow early recognition and treatment institution to minimise its late consequences as well as disease spreading. Anti-TB medication is the mainstay of treatment. Surgical intervention may be needed in selected cases.

Dr.Gautam N. Allahbadia is the Medical Director of Rotunda – The Center for Human Reproduction, the world-renowned fertility clinic at Bandra, Mumbai, India as also the New Hope IVF Clinic at Sharjah, UAE. Dr. Gautam and his team of doctors including embryologists and fertility specialists knows that facing infertility can be one of the most stressful situations you may encounter, emotionally, physically and sometimes financially. At Rotunda, we work hand-in-hand with you to make every phase of the process from diagnosis to treatment as predictable and comfortable as possible. Together we will map out a plan to determine the cause of your infertility and an appropriate course of action. Infertility test at our clinic also includes the test to check out the option for genital tuberculosis as routine procedure. All the services are offered under one roof and includes basic work-up of the infertile Couple, One Stop Fertility Diagnostic Services including hormonal testing, Diagnostic Laparoscopy & Hysteroscopy, Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Clinic, Reproductive Endoscopic Surgery including Fallopian Tube Recanalization, Minimally Invasive Ultrasound Guided Procedures, Uterine Cavity Assessment (Sonocontrast hysterography), Artificial Insemination, Semen Cryopreservation, Semen processing, Ovulation Induction & Monitoring, Evaluation of male patient, Intrauterine insemination, Gonadotropin Cycles, Fallopian Tube Sperm per fusion, GIFT, ZIFT, In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), Embryo Freezing, BET, Oocyte Donor Program, Surrogacy, Assisted Hatching, Surgical Sperm Retrieval (PESA/MESA/TESA/TESE), & Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI).

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Diagnosis and Treatment of Endometriosis

Endometriosis is a disease that affects women of reproductive age and that may be associated with both pelvic pain and infertility. Scientific advances have improved our understanding of this benign (non-cancerous) but sometimes debilitating condition. And modern medicine now offers women with endometriosis many treatment options for relief of both pain and infertility.

According to medical statistics it is estimated that infertility can affect around 40% of women with endometriosis. Infertility can be one of the consequences of endometriosis. Interestingly it has been found that 30-40 % of women undergoing laparoscopy as part of infertility evaluation are found to have endometriosis.

What is endometriosis?

When the tissue that normally lines the inside of the uterus (endometrium) is found outside the uterus, it is termed “endometriosis.” Endometriosis may grow on the outside of your uterus, ovaries, and tubes and even on your bladder or intestines. Rarely, endometrial tissue may spread beyond your pelvic region. This tissue can irritate structures that it touches, causing pain and adhesions (scar tissue) on these organs.

Symptoms of Endometriosis

How women will know that she has endometriosis?

The primary symptom of endometriosis is pelvic pain, often associated with your menstrual period. Though many woman experience cramping during their menstrual period, women with endometriosis typically describe their menstrual pain that’s far worse than the usual. They also tend to report that the pain has increased over time.

Common signs and symptoms of endometriosis may include:

1. Painful periods (dysmenorrhea). Pelvic pain and cramping may begin before and extend several days into your period and may include lower back and abdominal pain.
2. Pain with intercourse. Pain during sex or after sex is common in endometriosis.
3. Pain with bowel movements or urination. You’re most likely to experience these symptoms during your period.
4. Excessive bleeding. You may experience occasional heavy periods (menorrhagia) or bleeding between periods (menometrorrhagia).
5. Infertility. Endometriosis is first diagnosed in some women who are seeking treatment for infertility.
6. Other symptoms. You may also experience fatigue, diarrhea, constipation, bloating or nausea, especially during menstrual periods.

Frequently Asked Questions on Endometriosis

The cause of endometriosis is not known, although it often runs in families. Numerous biochemical and immunological changes have been identified in association with endometriosis, but it is unclear which may contribute to endometriosis and which simply result from it.

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Does endometriosis lead to infertility?

If you have endometriosis, it may be more difficult for you to become pregnant. Up to 30% to 50% of women with endometriosis may experience infertility. Endometriosis can influence fertility in several ways: distorted anatomy of the pelvis, adhesions, scarred fallopian tubes, inflammation of the pelvic structures, altered immune system functioning, changes in the hormonal environment of the eggs, impaired implantation of a pregnancy and altered egg quality.

At the time of surgery, your doctor may evaluate the amount, location, and depth of endometriosis and tell you whether it is minimal, mild, moderate or severe. Different stages relates with pregnancy success. Women with severe endometriosis, which causes considerable scarring, blocked fallopian tubes, and damaged ovaries, experience the most difficulty becoming pregnant and often require advanced fertility treatment.

Endometriosis Test and Diagnosis

To diagnose endometriosis and other conditions that can cause pelvic pain, your doctor will ask you to describe your symptoms, including the location of your pain and when it occurs. Tests to check for physical clues of endometriosis include Pelvic exam, Ultrasound and Laparoscopy. Laparoscopy can provide information about the location, extent and size of the endometrial implants to help determine the best treatment options.

Endometriosis and its effect on Fertility

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Options available for Endometriosis Treatment

Endometriosis needs the female hormone estrogen to develop and grow. Birth control pills and other drugs that lower or block estrogen can be effective in improving pain symptoms. For patients who wish to become pregnant, medical therapy may be considered prior to attempts at conception, but this treatment usually does not improve pregnancy rates.

If endometriosis is seen at the time of surgery, your doctor will surgically destroy or remove the endometriosis and remove the scar tissue. This treatment will restore your normal anatomy and will allow your reproductive organs to function more normally. Your chances of becoming pregnant are improved after surgical treatment, especially if your endometriosis is in the moderate or severe range. The combination of surgical and medical therapy may be beneficial in patients attempting to conceive through in vitro fertilization (IVF). Overall, treatment is highly individualized for each patient. IVF is appropriate treatment especially if there are coexisting causes of infertility and/or other treatments have failed, but IVF pregnancy rates are lower in women with endometriosis than in those with tubal infertility.

What can be done to maximise future fertility when diagnosed with Endometriosis?

The birth control pill is commonly prescribed to reduce menstrual cramping and help prevent endometriosis recurrence. Preventing endometriosis can help preserve fertility, so the pill is an excellent treatment option following endometriosis surgery if you are not yet ready to become pregnant. Women with endometriosis should also strongly consider consulting with a fertility specialist, (a specialist in Reproductive Endocrinology/Infertility), even if they are not yet ready to try to conceive. This is particularly important if you are over 30 or if you have “decreased ovarian reserve.” Fertility in women decreases with age. In addition to age, “ovarian reserve” also helps predict your ability to conceive. Surgery to remove or destroy endometriosis involving the ovaries may also reduce ovarian reserve and thus lower a woman’s chances for pregnancy even with fertility treatment such as IVF. Women with moderate to severe endometriosis may have scarring that can prevent the egg from entering the fallopian tube. Mild and minimal endometriosis are also associated with infertility, so all women with endometriosis need to consider the impact endometriosis may have on their fertility. A newer option is for women to freeze eggs for possible future use in the event they experience infertility. Though egg freezing is costly and is usually not covered by insurance it is always better to opt for this option.

Is Endometriosis Curable?

Many women believe endometriosis will prevent them from having children. This is a myth. Although some does experience infertility, about 70 percent of women with endometriosis do not. There are no preventive measures to avoid the condition. A woman can manage the symptoms only if she is diagnosed.

Finding a doctor with whom you feel comfortable is crucial in managing and treating endometriosis. You may also want to get a second opinion before starting any treatment to be sure you know all of your options and the possible outcomes. About 70 percent of women with endometriosis do not experience infertility.

Gautam N. Allahbadia, MD is the Medical Director of Rotunda – The Center for Human Reproduction, the world-renowned infertility clinic at Bandra, Mumbai, India. Services offered by Dr. Gautam and his Infertility Clinic includes basic work-up of the infertile Couple, One Stop Fertility Diagnostic Services including hormonal testing, Diagnostic Laparoscopy & Hysteroscopy, Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Clinic, Reproductive Endoscopic Surgery including Fallopian Tube Recanalization, Minimally Invasive Ultrasound Guided Procedures, Uterine Cavity Assessment (Sonocontrast hysterography), Artificial Insemination, Semen Cryopreservation, Semen processing, Ovulation Induction & Monitoring, Evaluation of male patient, Intrauterine insemination, Gonadotropin Cycles, Fallopian tube Sperm per fusion, GIFT, ZIFT, In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), Embryo Freezing, BET, Oocyte Donor Program, Surrogacy, Assisted Hatching, Surgical Sperm Retrieval (PESA/MESA/TESA/TESE), & Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI). Dr. Allahbadia and his world-class team of Reproductive endocrinologists, embryologists, anthologists and infertility specialists have helped hundreds of couples have babies through Assisted Reproduction.

You can contact Dr Gautam Allahbadia at www.gautamallahbadia.com or fix up an appointment over phone at +91 22 2655 2000

Sperm Count and lifestyle factors

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A man should make sure he has a happy, healthy lifestyle and a good relationship. It takes two to make a baby. Although a woman will carry and deliver the child, a man also has a leading role in pregnancy. For Fertilization to occur, his sperm must be healthy and strong enough to reach and penetrate the woman’s egg. If you and your partner are planning a pregnancy, you might be wondering about the health of your sperm. Start by understanding the various factors that can affect male fertility and then consider steps to help your sperm become top performers.

When a men ejaculate, the purpose of their semen is probably the last thing on their minds, but it can serve a very important role in spotting changes in your well being. Usually, semen is a white or off white fluid. Any changes in colour or smell could be a sign of something more serious. Semen will usually have a chlorine type smell, but a strong foul smelling ejaculation could be a sign of infection. The amount of semen produced varies from man to man. However, recurring low levels of watery semen could indicate a condition called retrograde ejaculation and though not harmful, it can cause fertility problems. If you spot any of these changes you should contact your GP or the urologist. The condition of a man’s sperm can tell a lot about his general health.

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Men are constantly looking for health markers that can help predict their risk for chronic diseases, such as diabetes, heart disease, and cancer. A majority of guys out there may be surprised to find out that their semen is an invaluable tool when it comes to gauging their overall health. That’s right, a man’s semen can say a lot about his health. In the past two decades, overall sperm count for men around the world has declined by up to a third. The decline in the sperm count is attributed mainly to the following factors.

Quality of sperm determines Fertility

Hypertension and High Blood Pressure

Around 80 million adults in the United States have been diagnosed with high blood pressure, which can lead to potentially life-threatening complications if left untreated, including kidney damage, heart attack, and stroke. A recent study conducted at the Stanford University School of Medicine found that the quality of a man’s semen could indicate his risk for hypertension. Research that included 9,387 men between the ages of 30 and 50 revealed that men struggling with fertility tend to have an increased risk for certain diseases of the circulatory system, including hypertension and heart disease. The relationship between semen quality and hypertension was tied to around 15 percent of all genes in the human genome that are connected to reproduction as well as other bodily systems.

Cigarette Smoking and Overweight/Obesity in Men

Evidence has consistently shown that smoking and obesity directly affect infertility in men. One study published in the journal Human Reproduction showed that a man with a greater body mass index (BMI) often has a lower sperm count and poor semen quality compared to a man with a lower BMI. Overweight and obese men have worse sperm quality than men of healthy weight. Being overweight or obese can also cause hormonal changes that reduce fertility and make men less interested in sex. Men who are very overweight are also more likely to have problems getting an erection. Together, these factors reduce the chances of men who are overweight or obese fathering a child.

Cigarette smoking has a significant influence only on sperm count, percentage of active sperm and sperm morphology. The semen parameters in infertile men were significantly different from that of fertile men. The influence of body mass index on semen parameters was obvious except in percentage of immotile sperms. These results suggest that the chemical agents or mutagens may affect male reproductive via direct effect on the spermatogenesis.

Bisphenol A (BPA)BPA Exposure

Fears over bisphenol A (BPA) exposure have resulted in the BPA-free movement. Researchers found that the men but not women with high phthalate concentrations experienced a 20% decline in fertility and took longer to get their partners pregnant than men with lower concentrations. BPA, an endocrine disrupting chemical with artificial estrogen properties, has been tied to disruptions in the hormonal system. Researchers from Washington State University recently discovered how BPA can increase a man’s risk for infertility. If a couple is having trouble getting pregnant, they should try to minimize the male’s exposure to phthalates. Phthalates are anti-androgens, and other studies have shown that environmental levels of phthalates in infertile men correlate with increased rates of sperm DNA damage, low sperm counts and abnormal sperm.

Today male infertility is on the rise and male infertility is due to low sperm production, misshapen or immobile sperm, varicocele or blockages that prevent the delivery of sperm.

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Conceive with Healthy Sperm

Effects of Alcohol Consumption

If any men out there are looking for a litmus test to decide if they are drinking too much alcohol, their sperm could be the answer. Excessive alcohol lowers testosterone levels and sperm quality and quantity in men. It can also reduce libido, and cause impotence. If a man drinks heavily it can really reduce a couple’s chances of conceiving. However, if you reduce what you drink, these effects can be quickly reversed. The current recommended guidelines on safe drinking recommend no more than three to four units of alcohol per day. Drinking within these limits is unlikely to affect the quality of your sperm, so try to make this your maximum. Liver disease caused by excessive drinking also may lead to fertility problems.

Insomnia and Lack of Sleep

Lack of sleep is associated with some extremely negative health consequences, including heart disease,

diabetes, obesity, depression, and even certain types of cancer. Yet another study out of Denmark has found that not getting enough sleep can also lower a man’s testosterone levels and sperm count. Men with insomnia, trouble getting to sleep early, and inconsistent sleep throughout the night had a sperm count that was, on average, 29 percent lower than men who had no trouble sleeping. Tests showed that their testicles were also significantly smaller, according to the study published in the American Journal of Epidemiology. Based on the overall youth and health of all the men involved in the study, the researchers were able to conclude that quality and duration of sleep has a big effect on sperm count, which determines male fertility.

The above lifestyle factors can easily be brought under control thereby increasing male sperm count and fertillity. Along with healthy lifestyle, if proper balanced diet is taken it will help to a great extent in increasing the sperm count for men. Foods that Increase Sperm Count includes banana, dark chocolate, beef, walnuts, garlic, pomegranates, spinach, fruit salad, egg and water. The foods and fruits mentioned in can help your body in raising its sperm count and they can also improve the functioning of the sperms. These foods are also capable of improving fertility. So the basic funda for male infertility is enjoying healthy lifestyle and good balanced diet.

Sperm Banking at Rotunda Clinic Bandra

Are you concerned about low sperm count? Are you experiencing lowered libido? To improve the possibility of fertilization then you can follow some of the aforementioned solutions. Fertility Expert India Dr.Gautam N. Allahbadia is the Medical Director of Rotunda – The Center for Human Reproduction, the world-renowned fertility clinic at Bandra, Mumbai, India as also the New Hope IVF Clinic at Sharjah, UAE. IVF specialist Dr. Allahbadia and his world-class team of Reproductive endocrinologists, embryologists, anthologists and infertility specialists have helped hundreds of couples have babies through Assisted Reproduction. Together we will map out a plan to determine the cause of your infertility and an appropriate course of action. Many problems can easily be corrected with medication or surgical procedures. Male infertility can be treated with donor sperm, medication, surgery and some lifestyle modifications. Rotunda has its own Sperm Bank which is one of India’s largest human sperm banks and is at par with any comparable International bank. We provide freezing and storage services for patients who desire to have their own semen specimens preserved for future use.For couples facing more difficult challenges, our ART program ranks amongst the best in the nation.

You can contact IVF specialist Dr. Gautam at http://www.gautamallahbadia.com/ or book an appointment with us at +91 22 2655 2000 for his consultation.

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Technological advances now allow women to preserve their fertility potential by freezing and storing their eggs. All women share a common dream of becoming a mother. Female fertility begins declining in the late 20’s, however conception rates remain high into the 30’s. After age 35, the decline accelerates and reaches nearly zero pregnancy potential by the time the woman reaches age 45. In addition, women over 35 have an increased risk of miscarriage and/or genetic abnormalities in their children as a result of age-dependent changes in egg quality. There are two distinct reasons for women to choose to freeze their eggs. The first is for health reasons; in particular, for women who wish to preserve their fertility before undergoing cancer treatment. The second is for personal and social reasons as many women delay childbearing beyond their most fertile years which increases the risk of age-related infertility.

Freeze your eggs for use in later period

Egg-freezing also known as oocyte cryopreservation is the latest development in the field of Assisted Reproduction Technology (ART). The American Society of Reproductive Medicine removed the “experimental” label from the technique of egg freezing in 2012 and it has since been included in mainstream fertility practice. A woman is born with all the eggs she will ever have. In fact, the strength of her oocyte reserve is finalised when she is in her mother’s womb. This number promptly becomes half by the time of birth. The eggs lie dormant till hormonal activity starts at puberty. Each month, a bunch of eggs start their journey towards ovulation. Only the best are selected and the rest are discarded naturally. By the age of 37, there is a sharp decline in the egg reserve and the number steeply declines till the age of 40-plus, when there are but few good ones left. At this point when women have not considered pregnancy, it becomes necessary to preserve her fertility so that she can get pregnant when she wants in the future. Oocyte cryopreservation is considered as an important component of human assisted reproductive technology.

This technique gives women an opportunity to slow down their biological clock by freezing their eggs till they are ready for conception. When they decide to get pregnant, the eggs are thawed, fertilised in-vitro and transferred back into the uterus. Busy pursuing educational and career goals, most women these days delay marriage and pregnancy. There are many women who cannot contemplate marriage in the near future as they are still looking for the right partner or have many compulsions like working their way through their careers. Freezing eggs is a woman’s biological insurance against ageing. However, many women are complacent and believe that egg-freezing can be done at any age. They wait till they turn 40, but by that time, it is too late! Eggs are best frozen between the ages of 25 and 37. Women who can afford this option should not waste time. Freezing eggs at an early age may ensure a chance for a future pregnancy. Reproductive specialists can help women figure out which category they are in, which is an important factor to consider when thinking about freezing eggs. In addition, women over 35 have an increased risk of miscarriage and/or genetic abnormalities in their children as a result of age-dependentchanges in egg quality.

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Am I a candidate for Egg Freezing?

If you are between the ages of 25 and 35, not in a stable relationship and you wish to increase your chances of conception with your own eggs in the future, Egg Banking is a suitable option for you. This is also a good option for young women diagnosed with cancer, women with a family history of early menopause and those with chronic diseases where the medication may have a detrimental effect on oocyte function. Even women who want or need to delay childbearing in order to pursue educational, career or other personal goals can also opt for egg banking.

Like all new fertility techniques, egg freezing brings not only new options but also tough decisions that previous generations of women never had to face. If you do freeze your eggs, don’t be lulled into a false sense of security. You and your partner should still try for pregnancy as soon as you are ready. Freezing eggs for one’s own future use has become a growing trend.

The process and procedure of egg freezing and storage

The patient is initially tested for HIV and Hepatitis B and C. Women who wish to freeze and store eggs are given a course of fertility drugs to stimulate the ovaries to produce a large number of eggs. When the eggs are mature they are retrieved and frozen — either by cooling down slowly or by vitrification i.e. fast freezing. Recent studies have shown that egg-freezing by vitrification method increases conception rates. That’s because the chances of the eggs surviving the freeze-thaw process is comparatively higher. Eggs are frozen at a temperature of -196 degrees C in liquid nitrogen and liquid cryoprotectant to ensure long-term storage. During this period, the woman can decide if she wants to use the eggs herself or donate them to help another woman get pregnant.

 Oocyte Cryopreservation with Dr Gautam Allahbadia

In oocyte cryopreservation, the eggs are harvested by a process similar to the natural cycle. The patient will be made to grow more eggs, with the help of hormonal injections, which are patient-friendly and can, in most cases, be self-administered. The eggs are later retrieved by a 10-minute procedure under short anaesthesia. The patient can resume normal life within a day. The eggs are cryopreserved using advanced vitrification process, which causes minimal damage to the eggs they can be maintained for many years.

How long can you store your eggs in cryo bank?

Theoretically, eggs or embryos may be frozen indefinitely, as no biological activity takes place during cryopreservation. In medical literature, the longest reported time for an embryo to be frozen, thawed and result in a viable healthy delivery is twelve years. Freezing and thawing protocols continue to improve, making it possible that eggs / embryos frozen more recently may have even better outcomes. Based on this scientific evidence, it can be said that 15 -20 years of storage does not result in any decrease in quality of eggs.

How do you use frozen eggs to achieve pregnancy?

Once you are ready to start a family with your partner/husband, you will be prepared for a recipient cycle with medications to prepare your uterine lining. Your eggs will be thawed and fertilized using the ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection) technique with partner/husband’s sperm. The embryo transfer will then be planned after 2 or 3 days.

What is egg freezing, thawing, fertilising and storing?

What can go wrong during this entire process?

Sometimes things don’t go as planned. There is a small possibility that during egg retrieval no eggs are collected or the collected eggs are not mature and hence not suitable for freezing. It may also happen that none of the frozen eggs survive the thawing process, or they may not get fertilized in spite of successful thawing.

Is egg freezing safe?

To date, approximately 2,000 babies have been born from frozen eggs. The largest published study of 900 babies from frozen eggs showed no increased rate of birth defects when compared to the general population. Additionally, results from one study showed no increased rates of chromosomal defects between embryos derived from frozen eggs compared to embryos derived from fresh eggs.

Most insurance companies don’t cover the cost of egg freezing, not even for medical reasons when a young woman’s fertility is jeopardized by cancer. So the decision by Facebook and Apple to foot the bill is a significant benefit for women who want to freeze their eggs.

Dr. Gautam Allahbadia is a renowned IVF, Fertility and Infertility Specialist in Mumbai, India and runs the clinic Rotunda – The Center For Human Reproduction. Dr. Gautam says infertility can be one of the most stressful situations you may encounter, emotionally, physically and sometimes financially. Services offered by Dr Gautam Allahbadia and his world-class team of Reproductive endocrinologists, embryologists, anthologists and infertility specialists includes basic work-up of the infertile Couple, One Stop Fertility Diagnostic Services including hormonal testing, Diagnostic Laparoscopy & Hysteroscopy, Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Clinic, Reproductive Endoscopic Surgery including Fallopian Tube Recanalization, Minimally Invasive Ultrasound Guided Procedures, Uterine Cavity Assessment (Sonocontrast hysterography), Artificial Insemination, Semen Cryopreservation, Semen processing, Ovulation Induction & Monitoring, Egg Freezing, Ooctye cryopreservation, Evaluation of male patient, Intrauterine insemination, Gonadotropin Cycles, Fallopian Tube Sperm per fusion, GIFT, ZIFT, In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), Embryo Freezing, BET, Oocyte Donor Program, Surrogacy, Assisted Hatching, Surgical Sperm Retrieval (PESA/MESA/TESA/TESE), & Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI). Over the years Dr Gautam is known for Excellence in Donor Egg IVF & Surrogacy.

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The heartbreak of infertility can be devastating. After trying for many months and even years, some couples are not able to conceive and carry a pregnancy to term. Causes of infertility or reproductive problems include disease and aging. Male infertility is as common as female infertility. Infertility or reproductive problems are often treatable with infertility drugs and high-tech procedures. Assisted reproductive technology (ART) is a group of different methods used to help infertile couples. ART works by removing eggs from a woman’s body. The eggs are then mixed with sperm to make embryos. The embryos are then put back in the woman’s body.

Infertility treatment plan will depend on the cause or causes behind your infertility. Infertility treatment also depends on whether the problem is from the woman’s side, the man’s side, both sides, or remains unexplained. The good news is that 85% to 90% of couples dealing with infertility are treated with low-tech treatments, like medication or surgery, with less than 3% being treated by Assisted Reproductive Technologies, like IVF, ICSI, Surrogacy. When a couple fails to achieve pregnancy in normal way and using low-tech treatments, like medication or surgery there comes the ART technique to their rescue. Here presently we deal with the ART Technology – IVF and ICSI.

In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is a process by which an egg is fertilized by sperm In Vitro or outside the body, in a laboratory. If the sperm fertilizes the egg, an embryo is formed which is allowed to develop in the laboratory and is then transferred into the women’s uterus where it will hopefully implant and develop further.

The main steps in an IVF cycle are:

• 1. Controlled Ovarian Hyper-stimulation (COH) and Follicular Monitoring.
• 2. hCG Trigger and Oocyte Retrieval.
• 3. Oocyte Culture, Insemination and Fertilization in the IVF Laboratory.
• 4. Embryo Transfer
• 5. Luteal Support

Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) takes the process one step further and involves the insertion of a single sperm directly into the cytoplasm of a mature egg (oocyte) using a special microinjection pipette (glass needle).

Do I need IVF?

IVF is indicated when alternative treatments are either unlikely to achieve a pregnancy or have failed to achieve a pregnancy or have failed to result in a pregnancy. If you have blocked fallopian tubes or extensive pelvic adhesions preventing the egg from entering the fallopian tubes, IVF is indicated. Another common indication for IVF is low sperm counts. Because IVF allows us super concentrate sperm, successful fertilization can occur even if your partner has low sperm counts. Infertility is said to be “unexplained” if you are unable to conceive in spite of all tests being normal. In this case, IVF is an option if you have failed to conceive with Intrauterine Insemination (IUI). IVF may also be advisable if you have Polycystic Ovaries (PCOS) and if ovulation induction with or without IUI has not been successful. If you have mild to moderate Endometriosis, IUI may be tried before proceeding to IVF, but in case of severe Endometriosis, IVF may be advised directly.

Do I need ICSI?

Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) has revolutionized the treatment of male infertility. ICSI is advisable if the male partner’s sperm count or number of motile sperm is very low or the morphology is excessively poor. Fertility Physician will advise you if ICSI is recommended for you based on the results of the Semen Analysis and other risk factors.

Are birth defects more common in babies conceived using IVF / ICSI ?

The percentage defect with IVF is roughly the same as in the general population (3-4%). The chances of birth defect after ICSI are rare. Some of the problems that caused the male infertility, however, may be genetic. In these cases, boys conceived with the use of ICSI may have inherited infertility issues as adults.

What are the health risks for women undergoing IVF / ICSI cycles?

The drugs used during IVF/ICSI may on occasion cause side effects. There is a small but significant risk of Multiple Pregnancies, Ectopic Pregnancy, Pelvic Infection and rarely Injury to nearby organs. Controlled Ovarian Hyper-stimulation (COH) is associated with a risk of Ovarian Hyper-stimulation Syndrome (OHSS). Symptoms of OHSS include the following in varying degrees of severity: nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, extreme bloating, rapid weight gain, difficulty breathing etc. These symptoms are closely monitored by the doctors to prevent the occurrence of hyper-stimulation.

What to do with extra embryos that remain after Embryo Transfer?

Extra embryos of good quality remaining after the embryo transfer may be frozen by the Vitrification procedure which gives an excellent survival rate. This makes future ART cycles simpler, less expensive and less invasive than the initial cycle, since the women do not require ovarian stimulation or egg retrieval.

What are the success rates?

Success rates are the result of years of experience and constant fine-tuning of stimulation protocols, laboratory culture conditions and embryo transfer guidelines. The most important factors determining the success of a cycle are the woman’s age and the reason for the infertility. If you are using your own eggs, on average, the younger you are the higher your chances of success. IVF and intra-cytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) success rates are very similar.

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Infertility is a medical problem that results in the inability to conceive a child or carry a pregnancy to full term. A couple is usually diagnosed as infertile after one year of frequent, unprotected, sexual intercourse. If you have been trying to get pregnant on your own and are concerned that you might have fertility problems, it is good to start off by seeing a general gynaecologist. You should talk to your general gynaecologist about your concerns, discuss your medical history, and ask him at what point he would refer you to a fertility specialist. If you are under 35 and have been trying to get pregnant for a year or more, your doctor may refer you to a fertility specialist. If you are 35 or older, your doctor may refer you for fertility treatment after just six months of trying. Infertile couples start losing hope, fearing continual disappointment on failure of not being able to conceive. If you’ve been working with your family doctor or OB /GYN while trying to get pregnant but haven’t had success, it may be time so see a fertility specialist or fertility doctor. That’s why it’s important to know when to see a fertility specialist and how this doctor can help you.

Fear of failure, concerns about cost and stories you have heard about other couples difficulties in conceiving can be discouraging. The majority of couples — 65% — who seek fertility treatment succeed in having children after being treated with fertility medication or surgical repair of reproductive organs. More than 95% of infertile couples in treatment do not require in vitro fertilization (IVF).

When looking for an IVF doctor, a good place to start is to ask your OB/GYN for his/her opinion of doctors in your area. Because fertility treatment usually requires several office visits, you will probably not want to travel too far for testing and treatment. Other sources are friends or relatives you know who have had an experience with a fertility doctor. Because there is a wide range of IVF clinics, it is helpful to know the ins and outs of how to select an IVF specialist and an ivf clinic. Though some OB/GYNs do provide limited infertility treatment, they are not trained in the more advanced reproductive technologies like IVF. You will want to find a doctor who has been trained to do IVF.

Fertility specialists are doctors that focus on diagnosing and treating male and female infertility. Fertility doctors study Reproductive endocrinology and infertility (REI), a branch of medicine that identifies and treats infertility in both men and women. Fertility doctors are gynaecologists who have received advanced, specialized training and certification in fertility problems and solutions. These fertility specialists have undergone the extensive advanced medical training necessary to accurately diagnose and treat the many complex conditions that can cause infertility. Fertility specialists specialises from the initial diagnosis in the male and female to the most complex assisted reproductive technology procedures.

Fertility specialist are actively involved in the management of in vitro fertilization cycles and master the administration of FSH, cycle monitoring, retrieval, culture and transfer. Reproductive Endocrinologists (RE) represents a subspecialty of obstetrics/gynaecology devoted specifically to treating infertility.

When it’s time to see a fertility specialist?
If you’ve been working with your family doctor or OB/GYN while trying to get pregnant but haven’t had success, it may be time so see a fertility specialist. One might want to see a fertility doctor sooner if you have a history of irregular or painful periods, pelvic pain, endometriosis, pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), repeated miscarriages, or if your partner has a low sperm count or a history of testicular, prostate, or sexual problems. If age is a concern then also it is better to seek assistance of fertility specialist earlier.

What is the role of a fertility specialist?

A fertility specialist diagnoses and treats problems related to infertility. If you have been trying to get pregnant for a year (or six months if you are over 35) and natural conception is not working, a fertility specialist can diagnose and treat the infertility problems like Endometriosis, Problems with ovulation, Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), Abnormalities of the ovaries, fallopian tubes and/or uterus. Also, if you have had two or more miscarriages, a fertility specialist may diagnose the cause of the miscarriages. The specialist would then guide you in selecting procedures that may help prevent miscarriage so you carry the baby to term.

If you are over 35 or if you want to benefit from assisted reproductive technologies (ART), like in vitro fertilization (IVF), a fertility specialist can guide you in using the ART process, along with other high-tech procedures. A fertility specialist may be the most qualified doctor to help you overcome infertility and finally get pregnant.

Once you have made the decision to consult a fertility doctor and have narrowed down your option on fertility specialist, you should make an appointment to meet with, and interview, the doctor of your choice. It is always better that you pay visit along with your partner. Your partner should attend the appointments with you.

When selecting a fertility clinic and doctor, it is wise that you do your own research in advance of visiting a clinic. Doctors report that IVF patients these days are typically well-informed and knowledgeable when visiting a clinic for the first time. It is to your benefit to be an educated consumer and to know what to look for. Prepare list of questions you would like to talk to your fertility specialist.

The list may include few of the following questions.

1) For how long have you been treating infertility?
2) Do you have a treatment specialty?
3) How long have you been in this practice?
4) How long has the fertility clinic’s medical director been there? How long have the doctors and technicians been there?
5) Which procedures do you do and how often? Be sure the clinic has a wide range of infertility remedies available and is familiar with the latest technologies, such as something called blastocyst transfer.
6) Do you have age limits for treatment? If so, it’s a good sign that the clinic is concerned about ethical issues.
7) What specific tests would you recommend to diagnose my infertility? How much do they cost?
8) Based on the results of those tests, what are my fertility treatment options, and how much do they cost?
9) How many ovulation induction (OI) cycles do you recommend before moving to in vitro fertilization (IVF)?
10) How many embryos do you transfer per cycle?
11) What is the success rate for IVF in terms of live births per embryo transfer for this facility?
12) If necessary, can you help me access donor egg, embryo or sperm donor?
13) How will I communicate with you during this whole process?
14) Does your clinic provide emotional counselling, or can you refer me to a counsellor who deals with fertility problems?
15) What can I expect in terms of time commitments and how many visits do you anticipate will be necessary?

You should also find out if you can speak with any former patients willing to share their success stories. Beyond getting information about the doctor and the practice, you can have an opportunity to connect with people who’ve been there. Trust your gut. After visiting and narrowing on the fertility specialist or an IVF specialist it’s up to you (and your gut) to make your final decision. If something feels off, pay attention. On the flip side, if you feel a connection, you should listen to that, too. Your comfort level with the doctor is a very important aspect that should not be ignored. Make sure you and your spouse are comfortable with the specialist and there clinic. You should develop a trust in him. Then only proceed.

However, you need to do some homework first. Before you step foot into the fertility clinic, find out what kind of invasive tests or procedures might lie in wait for you. And give some thought ahead of time to how far you’re willing to go with this process. Advanced reproductive technology can cost many thousands of rupees, can involve strong drugs or hormones, and can be an emotional roller coaster. Knowing your limits will keep you from being talked into some nifty new procedure that you really don’t want and can’t afford.

Lastly, follow your own instincts. You know your body, and if you are trying month after month and can’t get pregnant, go ahead and make an appointment to see a fertility specialist. Remember, if you’re under 35 and have been trying for more than a year, or are 35 or older and have been trying for 6 months or more, then you should see a fertility specialist right away. This can give you a peace of mind immediately—and hopefully a baby in the near future.

With today’s advanced reproductive technology, you can always find a solution to all the fertility problems. You must meet an expert in the infertility field. Dr.Gautam Allahbadia an IVF Fertility specialist is leading Infertility specialist in India running fertility centre named Rotunda – The Center For Human Reproduction. Dr.Gautam Allahbadia’s IVF Clinic is India’s leading fertility center and one of the top IVF clinics in India having the best IVF success rates when compared globally. The infertility clinic is managed by team of fertility experts who are internationally renowned for their work in fertility treatments. Dr.Gautam Allahbadia has been playing major role in providing expertise treatments to overcome with an infertility problems and making your family complete. We provide affordable & high quality infertility treatments with advanced reproductive technologies and world class IVF lab infrastructure.

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Over the years, we have seen the look of joy on the faces of thousands of expecting parents who have belatedly experienced the miracle of life and we feel fortunate to have the privilege of spreading that joy a little further

Rotunda Blue Fertility Clinic offers hope to childless couples from across the world. We provide state-of-the-art IVF treatment at affordable prices in a comfortable atmosphere. All the latest reproductive techniques including IUI, IVF, ICSI, Laser Assisted Hatching, Blastocyst Transfer, Sperm & Embryo Freezing, Donor Egg IVF, Embryo Adoption and Surrogacy are available with us under one roof.

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It’s the first comprehensive fertility clinic of its kind in Parel, Mumbai.

Infertility Treatment Services offered at the Rotunda Blue Fertility Clinic include:

1. Basic Work-up of the Infertile Couple
2. One Stop Fertility Diagnostic Services including Hormonal Testing
3. Uterine Cavity Assessment (Sonocontrast Hysterography)
4. Gonadotropin Cycles
5. Ovulation Induction & Monitoring
6. Semen Processing
7. Semen Cryopreservation
8. Intrauterine Insemination
9. In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)
10. Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI)
11. Embryo Freezing
12. Blastocyst Embryo Transfer
13. Donor Egg IVF
14. Assisted Hatching
15. Surgical Sperm Retrieval (PESA / MESA / TESE)
16. Evaluation of Male Patient
17. Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Clinic
18. Minimally Invasive Ultrasound Guided Procedures
19. Fallopian Tube Sperm Perfusion
20. Diagnostic & Operative Laparoscopy & Hysteroscopy
21. Reproductive Endoscopic Surgery including Fallopian Tube Recanalization

We know that facing infertility can be one of the most stressful situations you may encounter, emotionally, physically and of course, financially. At the Rotunda Blue Fertility Clinic, we work hand-in-hand with you to make every phase of the from diagnosis to treatment – as predictable and comfortable as possible.

Our team of fertility specialist has been doing IVF since 1990 and performs about 500 IVF cycles every year. Our success rates are high and we keep our patients’ stress levels low. We believe the best patient is a well-informed one, and you are the most important person in our clinic.

Rotunda Blue Fertility Clinic at Parel, Dr. E. Borges Road, Mumbai – 400012

Where is the new IVF Fertility Clinic located In Parel , Mumbai?

The new clinic is located in the beautiful Trust House at Global Hospital Annexe Building, Which is Conveniently located at Dr. E. Borges Road, Parel West, in the heart of Mumbai, the fertility Center has all the facilities required to deliver a full range of services to couples requiring assistance conceiving. This ensures that patients are required to visit only one site for all stages of their diagnosis and treatments.

In coordination with the opening of the new facility, Our website is online to help consumers find the fertility clinic and gain access to useful fertility information. The new sites may be viewed at testtubebabyclinic.com

Realizing your time is precious, Rotunda Blue Fertility Clinics would be happy to provide a second opinion on your problem. This is a free service we provide ,Just go to our website at testtubebabyclinic.com  to fill the second opinion form.

Contact today for consultation with a our highly skilled fertility specialist to couples interested in learning more about their options for having a baby using assisted reproductive technology. Please call on +917738000303 to schedule an appointment.

We look forward to meeting with you soon and beginning this journey together.

Rotunda Blue Fertility Clinic

Trust House,6A, 6th Floor, Global Hospital Annexe Building, Dr. E. Borges Road,35, Hospital Avenue, Opp.Dr.Sirodhkar High School, Near ITC Grand Central, Mumbai – 400012

Our Clinics in Mumbai : Select The One Nearest

1. Rotunda Blue Fertility Clinic & Keyhole Surgery Center   Parel
2. Rotunda – The Center For Human Reproduction   Bandra
3. Rotunda Fertility Clinic & Keyhole Surgery Center   Andheri
4. Rotunda IVF and Keyhole Surgery Clinic‎   Vashi

Pregnancy itself is a big challenge and intended parents do everything they can do to attain healthy parenthood. All those who are trying to get pregnant or those who are planning pregnancy in the near future must be aware of certain key points when trying to conceive. Myths and presumptions about pregnancy are rampant. A myth is a belief that persists despite contradicting evidence, while presumptions exist in the absence of supporting scientific evidence.

This article throw light on some of the little known fertility facts that most people trying to conceive need to be familiar with. The article is especially helpful and informative to those who are currently trying to get pregnant, or thinking about getting pregnant in the near future.  It highlights some key points that intended parents should be aware of and keep in mind when trying to conceive.

Fertility and Pregnancy Myths.

Known fertility facts or myths that most people trying to conceive need to be familiar with are.

1] Good health is not an indicator of fertility.

Exercising regularly, eating nutritious diet, controlled cholesterol and blood pressure levels will not mean that you are fertile. One in 10 healthy couples of reproductive age experience fertility problems. The causes are variable and equally attributed one-third of the time to the female, one-third of the time to the male, and one-third to unidentifiable reasons or to both partners. The biggest factor that impacts fertility is age.

For healthy women, fertility peaks in their mid 20s, begins declining at age 27, then further declines around age 37. If you are in your mid 30s or older and trying to conceive, you need to be very serious in your efforts. If you’re over 35 or older and fails to get pregnant after six months of unprotected intercourse then there is need to contact fertility specialist at the earliest. Women ages 37 to 40 should wait no longer than three months.

2] Your weight affects your ability to conceive.

Of all the infertility issues nearly 12 percent are due to weight issues. If the body is chronically malnourished or overexercised, you can’t menstruate, since a minimum of 22 percent body fat is necessary for normal ovulation and reproductive competence. If you are overweight,it can alter your hormone chemistry and help prevent conception. The good news is that shedding or gaining some kgs. can easily remedy weight-related infertility, More than 70 percent of women conceive spontaneously once they reach healthy weight parameters. Doctors consider a body mass index (BMI) between 19 and 25 ideal. (BMI = weight in pounds divided by height in inches, divided by height in inches again, multiplied by 703. Example: 135 pounds, divided by 66 inches, divided by 66 inches, multiplied by 703 = BMI 22.)

 3] Does sexual position matters in conceiving?  

No study has confirmed that one position is more effective than any other in achieving pregnancy. In fact, sperm can be found in the cervical canal mere seconds after ejaculation, regardless of position. Of course, aiming for the deepest penetration and maximum cervical contact makes sense, but the optimal position varies because every woman’s body is different. Sperm start swimming immediately after ejaculation. There may be a little advantage to lying around after intercourse to keep the sperm inside you.

Fertility Facts for Intended Parents

4] Men don’t have a biological clock is really a myth.

It is evident from the research that men as well as women have biological clocks and that they start to tick in their mid-30s. A new study shows that a man’s fertility starts to fall in his mid 30s, providing more evidence that like women, men, too, have a kind of biological clock that can play a big role in women’s chances of getting pregnant. As men get older they see a decline in the male hormone testosterone, a decline in fertility, and a greater chance of fathering children with genetic problems. As men age, the volume, motility (speed), and quality of their sperm decline.  Higher age in men may lead to more chances of miscarriages in women. Children of older fathers are at increased risk of developing autism and schizophrenia.

5]  Is Ovulation day necessarily the best day to try to conceive a child?

Sperm can live in the female reproductive tract for up to three days after intercourse, so having sex every day, or even on ovulation day, is not necessary. What is critical knows when you are fertile. 20 percent of couples seeking infertility treatment are not timing intercourse correctly. A woman is fertile for a period of six days, the five days leading up to ovulation (when the egg is released from the ovary) and the day of ovulation. A study by the National Institute of Environmental Sciences found, much to the researchers’ surprise, that a woman ‘s capacity to conceive seems to end on ovulation day. So if women charting their basal body temperature are waiting for their temperature to go up to have intercourse, they’re too late. It is rather recommended to use ovulation kits because they let you know when you’re about to ovulate. Having sex two days prior to ovulation offers the greatest chance of conception.

6]  Is it true that the Style of a Man’s Underwear Affects His Fertility?

The style of underwear a man wears may affect his fertility, but to date, studies on the subject have not been conclusive or exhaustive. To cover all their bases, men who are trying to conceive may want to opt for loose-fitting underwear’s or even none at all. As a matter of routine, many fertility clinics suggest that men trying to conceive should wear boxer shorts instead of briefs or tight-fitting underwear. The reason being that briefs position the scrotum closer to the abdominal cavity, which may slightly raise its temperature. Increased scrotal temperature can reduce sperm production and motility. There is no reason for would-be fathers to give up their briefs. So ultimately, wearing roomy shorts probably won’t help a man become a father but on the other hand, it won’t hurt, either in helping them to conceive.

Fertility and Infertility Facts

7] Birth control choices have fertility implications.

The method of contraception that a woman has used may also impact conception. Oral contraception is the most commonly used birth control method adopted worldwide. There is a myth and many women believe that the effects of the pill linger long after they stop using it. Though the Pill does suppress ovulation while you are taking it, fears of sustained suppression are unfounded once a woman stops taking the Pill, it no longer impacts her ability to get pregnant. In fact, immediately after the pill is stopped, there can be an ovulatory rebound effect, resulting in a super-fertile period. Oral contraceptives also help to preserve fertility a pill users have a decreased risk of illnesses that harm fertility, such as endometriosis.

8] Healthy food or diet does not have a large impact on fertility.

Eating a fertility diet in preparation for pregnancy and to boost fertility is one of the most powerful health changes you can make. Numerous studies have shown that specific changes to the diet can increase the chances of healthy ovulation, prevent recurrent miscarriage and support a healthy pregnancy. However there is no magic diet that will increase the chances of sperm meeting egg, the best thing you can do is eat a diet high in nutrients and fibre and cut down on your consumption of highly processed foods. It’s also important for couples trying to conceive to get plenty of folic acid, which helps prevent birth defects and can improve sperm count. It is said that caffeine hampers the chances of conception but subsequent studies have failed to find a significant link between moderate amounts of caffeine and fertility.

9] Fertile period of a woman is best before she ovulates.

Believe it or not, in addition to the day you actually ovulate, you are most likely to get pregnant if you have sex in the five days or so before. Here it’s why: Once the egg leaves your ovary, your guy’s sperm has about 12 to 24 hours to get to it for conception to happen. But sperm can actually remain viable inside you for several days or even weeks after you two actually get it on. So to put it bluntly, the more swimmers you have got in there ahead of time, the higher your odds are of making a baby.

Fertility Facts

10] Can Stress Stop You From Getting Pregnant?

Getting pregnant requires a unique set of circumstances and a bit of luck. While stress has not been directly linked to infertility, the physical demands on the body during stressful situations are enough to trigger natural protective instincts. Stress is a reaction to situations that can cause harm to the body, which means the body will do everything it can to protect itself, even throw off menstrual cycles and ovulation to prevent pregnancy.  Stress, having a physical and emotional effect on both partners, can impede fertility physically and mentally. Physically, the body can release increased amounts of hormones as a natural reaction to stress. Mentally, stress factors can cause erectile dysfunction and lack of interest in sex.

In 85 to 90 % of all cases, infertility is treated with either medication or surgery. Just 5 to 10 % of infertility treatments involve in vitro fertilization or other kinds of assisted reproductive technologies, in which a laboratory is used to try to help a couple become pregnant.

For intended parents trying to conceive it is always advisable to take consultation from the fertility specialist rather than to believe in the said things.

With today’s advanced reproductive technology, you can always find a solution to all the fertility problems. You can meet the expert in the infertility field at Rotunda – The Center For Human Reproduction. They offer the entire range of fertility services, all under one roof. At Rotunda, They work hand-in-hand with you to make every phase of IVF treatment– as predictable and comfortable as possible. For couples facing more difficult challenges, our ART program ranks amongst the best in the nation. You can contact them at http://www.testtubebabyclinic.com or http://www.rotundaivf.in or at testtubebabyclinic@gmail.com or simply call them on +91 22 2446 6633 or +91 22 27830100

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Our Clinics in Mumbai : Select The One Nearest

1. Rotunda Blue Fertility Clinic & Keyhole Surgery Center   Dadar
2. Rotunda – The Center For Human Reproduction   Bandra
3. Rotunda Fertility Clinic & Keyhole Surgery Center   Andheri
4. Rotunda IVF and Keyhole Surgery Clinic‎   Vashi

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