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Tamil Nadu To Integrate Infertility Care Into State Family Welfare Programme
The family welfare programme, which has traditionally focused on birth control, contraceptive services and pregnancy spacing, will now help couples seeking to "complete their family".
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26-Year-Old Man Found With Uterus During Infertility Evaluation In Delhi
The doctor said the man had been married for nearly two years and the couple had been planning a family. After the wife's medical reports were found to be normal, doctors began investigating the husband's fertility.
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Male Fertility Is Finally Getting Equal Attention: Here's Why
Studies have consistently shown that male factors contribute to nearly 40 to 50 per cent of infertility cases, either on their own or in combination with female factors
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Female Infertility Could Reach 80 Million Cases By 2036, According To New Lancet Study
The study estimates that East Asia will continue to have the largest number of women affected by infertility, followed by South Asia and other highly populated regions.
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Delayed Parenthood In India: What Every Couple Should Know About Fertility Before Their Mid-30s
One of the most important conversations couples need to have before their mid-30s is about fertility awareness. The goal is not to create anxiety in place of helping individuals make informed decisions about their reproductive future.
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Doctor Explains How Excessive Gymming Can Harm Male Fertility
Strength training, adequate sleep, and proper nutrition are essential to promote both physical strength and reproductive health. Before considering injections, steroids, or other substances, it's crucial to understand the potential long-term impact on fertility.
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Is PMOS The 'Diabetes Of The Ovaries'? Expert Warns Of India's Fertility, Infertility Crisis
PMOS should be viewed as a multisystem metabolic and endocrine disorder rather than solely a gynaecological problem.
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Male Fertility And Genetics: Why A Normal Lifestyle Doesn't Always Mean Normal Fertility
From chromosomal anomalies to subtle molecular marks on sperm, hidden biological factors can silently erode fertility even when lifestyle appears ideal.
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Yoga May Improve Sperm Quality, Reduce DNA Damage In Infertile Men: AIIMS
Yoga may significantly improve sperm quality and reduce oxidative stress and DNA damage in men with infertility, researchers at AIIMS here have found.
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Infertility Without Symptoms: Doctor Shares Why And How Many Couples Discover It
From a clinical point of view, infertility often develops quietly, without noticeable symptoms, especially in the early stages, and the whole process can look normal from the outside.
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Male vs Female Infertility Treatment Costs: Here's What You Should Know
Female infertility investigations often involve a broader range of diagnostic assessments. These may include hormonal testing, ovulation monitoring, ultrasound scans, evaluation of fallopian tubes, and assessment of uterine health.
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Male Infertility Costs Nearly As Much As Endometriosis Treatment In India: Study
A new Indian study has found that treating male infertility can cost nearly as much as endometriosis, revealing a hidden financial burden on couples. Nearly 60% of families faced catastrophic health expenditure while seeking infertility care.
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Planning Parenthood? Doctor Explains The Power Of Lifestyle Changes In Conception
Infertility is not solely the result of a singular medical issue. Rather, it frequently arises from cumulative factors such as chronic sleep deprivation, irregular meals, smoking, alcohol consumption and high stress levels.
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Trying To Conceive? Here's What Men Should Do 90 Days Before
A typical semen test checks two things: how many sperm there are and how well they swim. Recent studies point to something else that matters just as much, which is DNA quality.
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Infertility Found to Be A Potential Risk Factor For Early Menopause, Says New Study
The team found that women with a history of primary infertility experienced natural menopause about one year earlier on average than women who did not have infertility.
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Tamil Nadu To Integrate Infertility Care Into State Family Welfare Programme
The family welfare programme, which has traditionally focused on birth control, contraceptive services and pregnancy spacing, will now help couples seeking to "complete their family".
-
26-Year-Old Man Found With Uterus During Infertility Evaluation In Delhi
The doctor said the man had been married for nearly two years and the couple had been planning a family. After the wife's medical reports were found to be normal, doctors began investigating the husband's fertility.
-
Male Fertility Is Finally Getting Equal Attention: Here's Why
Studies have consistently shown that male factors contribute to nearly 40 to 50 per cent of infertility cases, either on their own or in combination with female factors
-
Female Infertility Could Reach 80 Million Cases By 2036, According To New Lancet Study
The study estimates that East Asia will continue to have the largest number of women affected by infertility, followed by South Asia and other highly populated regions.
-
Delayed Parenthood In India: What Every Couple Should Know About Fertility Before Their Mid-30s
One of the most important conversations couples need to have before their mid-30s is about fertility awareness. The goal is not to create anxiety in place of helping individuals make informed decisions about their reproductive future.
-
Doctor Explains How Excessive Gymming Can Harm Male Fertility
Strength training, adequate sleep, and proper nutrition are essential to promote both physical strength and reproductive health. Before considering injections, steroids, or other substances, it's crucial to understand the potential long-term impact on fertility.
-
Is PMOS The 'Diabetes Of The Ovaries'? Expert Warns Of India's Fertility, Infertility Crisis
PMOS should be viewed as a multisystem metabolic and endocrine disorder rather than solely a gynaecological problem.
-
Male Fertility And Genetics: Why A Normal Lifestyle Doesn't Always Mean Normal Fertility
From chromosomal anomalies to subtle molecular marks on sperm, hidden biological factors can silently erode fertility even when lifestyle appears ideal.
-
Yoga May Improve Sperm Quality, Reduce DNA Damage In Infertile Men: AIIMS
Yoga may significantly improve sperm quality and reduce oxidative stress and DNA damage in men with infertility, researchers at AIIMS here have found.
-
Infertility Without Symptoms: Doctor Shares Why And How Many Couples Discover It
From a clinical point of view, infertility often develops quietly, without noticeable symptoms, especially in the early stages, and the whole process can look normal from the outside.
-
Male vs Female Infertility Treatment Costs: Here's What You Should Know
Female infertility investigations often involve a broader range of diagnostic assessments. These may include hormonal testing, ovulation monitoring, ultrasound scans, evaluation of fallopian tubes, and assessment of uterine health.
-
Male Infertility Costs Nearly As Much As Endometriosis Treatment In India: Study
A new Indian study has found that treating male infertility can cost nearly as much as endometriosis, revealing a hidden financial burden on couples. Nearly 60% of families faced catastrophic health expenditure while seeking infertility care.
-
Planning Parenthood? Doctor Explains The Power Of Lifestyle Changes In Conception
Infertility is not solely the result of a singular medical issue. Rather, it frequently arises from cumulative factors such as chronic sleep deprivation, irregular meals, smoking, alcohol consumption and high stress levels.
-
Trying To Conceive? Here's What Men Should Do 90 Days Before
A typical semen test checks two things: how many sperm there are and how well they swim. Recent studies point to something else that matters just as much, which is DNA quality.
-
Infertility Found to Be A Potential Risk Factor For Early Menopause, Says New Study
The team found that women with a history of primary infertility experienced natural menopause about one year earlier on average than women who did not have infertility.
