Recurrent Implantation Failure
Absence of implantation after two consecutive IVF/ICSI/FET with cumulative number of transferred embryos not less than 4 cleavage stage or not less than 2 blastocysts
Read MorePCOS (Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome) and pregnancy
PCOS is a complex, heterogenous endocrine disorder, due to synergistic action of genetic, epigenetic and environmental factors associated with reproductive and metabolic disorders...
Read MoreOvarian hyperstimulation Syndrome
It is a complication that can occur during ART (Assisted Reproductive Technology) process. It occurs due to the use of certain medications to stimulate egg production from the ovaries during ART...
Read MoreEvaluating female Infertility
According to accepted definition, a couple in the reproductive age, is termed as infertile when they fail to conceive within 12 months of unprotected sexual intercourse.
Read MoreFolic Acid: A Must-Have during Pregnancy
Folic acid is a B-vitamin that plays a critical role in pregnancy. Its role is essential because it helps to prevent serious birth defects in the developing fetus...
Read MoreUnexplained Infertility Causes and Management
Unexplained Infertility is that condition when the standard investigations of the infertile couple like semen analysis, tubal patency and ovulation studies are normal...
Read MoreRecurrent pregnancy loss (RPL)
RPL is a condition characterized by two or more consecutive miscarriages. As a sporadic incidence,11-13% women miscarriage in their first pregnancy.
Read MorePoor Ovarian Response
Poor Ovarian response is when the ovaries, that are stimulated to produce eggs, do not respond appropriately with satisfactory number of egg production.
Read MoreThe process of Folliculogenesis and Folliculometry
Semen analysis serves as the foundation for the laboratory assessment of the infertile male and aids in determining the degree of the male factor.
Read MoreSemen Analysis in the 21st Century
Semen analysis serves as the foundation for the laboratory assessment of the infertile male and aids in determining the degree of the male factor.
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