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Does Coffee Affect Women’s Chances of Pregnancy?

by adminon 21 February 2018in infertility

Probably a half of the Indian population won’t take a day without a single cup of coffee a day and when it comes to businessmen and ladies, coffee seems to be part of them. Writers, receptionists, office managers among others happen to dwell in the theory of coffee and the main reason is; it keeps one alert.

Either way, some studies show that taking at least 3 cups of coffee a day provides various benefits such;

Lowering the risk of Type II Diabetes
Increase your performance
Have a positive impact on your heart, liver, and also help you live longer

But what about fertility?

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The rising Infertility Cases in some Indian States

by adminon 27 January 2018in infertility

An article about the rising infertility rate in Kashmir was published in a certain local newspaper a few days ago which raised eyebrows in some states. The truth is that it isn’t only about Kashmir, but India is generally a victim of male and female infertility.
Whereas some infertility causes in women and men are disguised, there is always a point when it hurts most. Beginning a family is the actual point when a man or woman will look back to evaluate his or her life for the possible causes.
Dr. Sumita Sofat, a leading IVF specialist and a gynecologist

Is Ibuprofen Linked to Male Infertility?

by adminon 24 January 2018in Uncategorized

Ibuprofen- the nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug is commonly recommended to treat pain or inflammation caused by various conditions such as a headache, arthritis, toothache, and back pain. This medication works by reducing hormones that trigger inflammation and pain in the body.
However, a new study reveals that taking Ibuprofen can lower the amount of testosterone a man produces. This was published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the USA. With the confirmations of the study, it seemed like the reduced testosterone levels actually lead to male infertility.
In the real sense, Ibuprofen lowers the Luteinizing hormone level

The Relationship Between Vitamin D & Fertility

by adminon 23 January 2018in infertility

Vitamin D deficiency cases have been recorded in the past few years, something that not only affects general health, but also puts female and male fertility at stake. In an abstract from the European Journal of Endocrinology, it was confirmed that Vitamin D may enhance semen quality and androgen status, and Vitamin D treatment can increase testosterone levels. Regarding the females, the same study confirmed that Vitamin D might influence steroidogenesis of sex hormones, i.e. progesterone and estradiol in healthy women.
For so long, Vitamin D has been known for its major function in maintaining calcium and phosphorus homeostasis and

The Difference Between Primary Infertility & Secondary Infertility

by adminon 22 January 2018in infertility

Primary and secondary infertility types are not new terms in couples struggling with infertility. Due to genetic, psychological or physical issues, a couple may suffer from infertility. Also, infertility cases may affect either a woman or a man, or both partners can be affected.

What is Primary Infertility?
Primary infertility is the commonest form of infertility affecting 45% of reproductive couples. This type of infertility is diagnosed in couples who fail to conceive and produce children once they are married. This type of infertility can affect a female, a male, or both partners.
Normally, couples affected by primary infertility have never had

PCOS ? Achieve Pregnancy with the IVF

by adminon 17 January 2018in IVF

Millions of women across the globe find it hard to conceive generally because of PCOS. Although PCOS isn’t a deadly medical condition, untreated PCOS can trigger infertility, diabetes, pregnancy and delivery complications. Truth be told, there are a number of ways through which PCOS can be treated and in case of infertility, there are advanced reproductive technologies to help you conceive.

Understanding PCOS
PCOS is fully described as “Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome” and currently, 5.5 million women are believed to have PCOS. The main cause of PCOS isn’t known, but fertility experts believe that it is a hormonal issue. The problem

IVF with Donor Eggs: Improve your chances of pregnancy

by adminon 11 January 2018in female infertility

Infertility is the major issue. With the passage of time, fertility will become the more complex process.
The reproductive abilities of the women are closely related to the eggs she produces. A woman usually produces the immature eggs. These eggs are produced at the time of the ovulation. The number of the eggs to be produced is decreased with the passage of the time.
Age is the thing that you cannot control but the fertility changes with the passage of the time. Fertility is at the peak level in the early and mid-twenties. IVF is the treatment that helps to attain the

Antioxidants Supplements Are The Best Alternative To Cure The Male Infertility

by adminon 6 November 2017in IVF, male infertility

The antioxidant has numbers of the benefits. Researchers show that antioxidant rich in fruits and vegetables has the better rate of the sperm movement, sperm concentration .you can consult the best IVF centre in Punjab for the best male infertility treatment in India.
Free Radicals
These are responsible for cell damage. It directly attacks and changes the other substances in the surroundings. When the free radicals are consumed in the low level then it is fine. When this consumption becomes more, then this is known as ROS- Reactive Oxygen Species. This is the important fact that if you want your sperm should

What Are The Various Methods To Increase The IVF Results?

by adminon 3 November 2017in IVF

In the scientific world, modern medicines are developing and their aim is to fight the large numbers of the diseases. With the help of the latest technologies, most of the doctors are choosing the most reproductive cells for the development of the highest quality of the embryo and this will definitely increase the chance of the pregnancy.
Most modern methods of the cryopreservation are responsible for the delay of the motherhood and the fatherhood.
A new type of the environment, synthesized medicines and the various new methods of the treatment also increase the chances of the better result.
What are the various methods

Is Cramping During Pregnancy Normal or Not?

by adminon 31 October 2017in pregnancy

Pregnant women suffer from the mild to severe cramping. This is the symptom of the complications in pregnancy and the uterine contractions. there are the numbers of the reasons why cramping occur. You can also consult the best gynecologist for the best infertility treatment in India.
Reasons of cramping in the first tri-semester of the pregnancy
1. Cramping due to implantation: Implantation may be the reason of the cramping. Cramping usually occurs around the 10 days of the ovulation. Some of the women don’t experience cramping after the implantation. This will soon disappear in the few days.
2. Contractions in the uterus:

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