In many of the infertility cases the male partner is equally responsible for the failure of natural conception. Male infertility can be defined, as a condition where a male partner is unable to contribute to the process of fertilization and the female partner is fertile enough for the pregnancy to occur. The emergence of male
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Age plays a significant role in IVF pregnancy. Rate of pregnancy decreases as one grows older and results in failed IVF treatment. Most of the fertility centers do not encourage IVF treatment after 40 years of age. Percentage of women with successful IVF pregnancy rate after 35 years of age is very low. But
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What are the important tips I should keep in mind before having a semen analysis done? Avoid ejaculation 24-72 hours before semen analysis Avoid consumption of alcohol, caffeine and drugs 2-5 days prior to semen analysis Refrain from any herbal medications Discontinue any hormone medications as prescribed How can I have a good
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Many couples visit my clinic along with female partner investigations specially but the male partner is ignored. This is due to the common perception that a couple is not able to conceive due to issues in the female partner. For instance, if the female partner consults a gynecologist about the problem, followed by a few
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World’s largest Selling Newspaper, Times of India interviewed Dr. Rita Bakshi on Sunday about the steep process of sperm donors in India. Senior IVF specialist and fertility expert, Dr. Rita Bakshi was interviewed by Times of India and the report was published in its Sunday edition. At (Dr Rita Bakshi’s) fertility clinic in Delhi,
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Evaluate Male Infertility?. Infertility affects both men and women, is devastating, upsetting, and emotionally challenging, and many of the risk factors are rooted in behavior that begins in adolescence. However, when it comes to male infertility, men find it difficult to understand that they are suffering from it. To evaluate, male infertility, it is important
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Male fertility is done by the simpler methods. It is estimated approximately one-third of infertility cases come from male partner. When a couple is unable to conceive at least for a year, both partners asked to go through some basic tests that will define their problems and the possible treatments. Types of Male fertility tests
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Low sperm count is one of the leading causes of male infertility. It always takes two to make a baby and a man has a leading role in pregnancy. According to studies, around 15 percent of couples are unable to conceive a child after a year or more of unprotected sex. Sperm count decreases with
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