Understanding Delayed Puberty: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment Options
Absence of menarche with some pubertal changes by 15 years in girls also demands evaluation. Absence or incomplete development of secondary sexual characters in either sex by 18 years is termed as hypogonadism...
Read MoreUnderstanding Precocious Puberty: Causes, Symptoms & Treatments
Precocious puberty is set to be Iso-sexual when the secondary sexual characters are appropriate for the child’s sex of rearing. It is said to be heterosexual when the secondary sexual characters developing are opposite to the phenotypic sex of the child...
Read MoreExploring Fertility Preservation: A Comprehensive Guide to Preserving Reproductive Health
It can be defined as a means of preserving an individual’s ability to reproduce at will or at a chosen time. In this era of advancement in medical care and facilities, fertility preservation has given a new dimension...
Read MoreNormal puberty
The term puberty is used to indicate the maturity of the reproductive axis, appearance of secondary sexual characters and the ability to reproduce. Puberty is a dynamic process which is brought about by a sequence...
Read MoreRole of counselling in infertility
Counselling it is the confidential interaction between a professional and a client aimed at enabling the latter to cope with stressful situations and also take personal decisions related to problem areas...
Read MoreSurrogacy in India - Procedural aspects
As per New Surrogacy (Regulation) Amendment Rules, 2023, New Delhi, Gazette published on 14th March, 2023 Couple undergoing Surrogacy must have both gamete from the intending couple & donor gametes is not allowed...
Read MoreSurrogacy in Assisted Reproductive Technology
According to ART Bill 2014, Surrogacy is an arrangement in which a woman agrees to a pregnancy, achieved through assisted reproductive technology, in which neither of the gametes belongs to her or her husband; and it is done with the intention to carry and handover the resulting child to the commissioning couple...
Read MoreFemale Genital Tuberculosis and Infertility
In developing countries, morbidity and mortality because of tuberculosis is high. Mycobacterium tuberculosis primarily affects the lungs; however, genital tuberculosis is seen in a substantial number of men and women...
Read MoreMale Genital Tuberculosis and Infertility
Tuberculosis (TB) is caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis. The bacterium spreads through droplets when an infected person sneezes, coughs, etc. It primarily affects the lungs; however, it can spread to many other organs including male and female genitalia through blood, lymphatic drainage, or direct spread...
Read MoreFertility preservation in women-an Overview
Fertility preservation is a means for preserving an individual's ability to reproduce at will or at a chosen time. The reasons why preserving fertility can be offered as a safe option in current times are..
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