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Understanding Retrograde Ejaculation: Male Infertility Explained
“Unveiling not a very rare case of male infertility.“ Retrograde ejaculation is a medical condition which is characterised by propulsion of seminal fluid from posterior urethra into urinary bladder. Clinically, it is diagnosed by absence of sperm with low/no ejaculate volume during semen analysis test. This is called “dry ejaculation”.…
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Who Should Undergo Fertility Preservation And How?
With many celebrities coming up with the news of oocyte freezing and having a child at an age of their own wish, fertility preservation has become a topic of gossip in the ‘B’ town society. However, medically speaking, it is a very important topic that need to be emphasised in…
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Important Tips To Follow While Undergoing Fertility Treatment
It is estimated that 15% of reproductive-age couples in the world experience difficulty in getting pregnant, i.e. at least 50 million couples. About 15-20 % of these couples are diagnosed with unexplained infertility. These couples go through various fertility treatments to improve their likelihood of getting pregnant. Body weight, body…
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Poor Personal Hygiene And Biological Non-Diversity Can Decline Fertility
Reproductive health should be taken seriously, especially when the incidence of infertility is rising at an alarming levels. Preserving the human fertility potential also revolves around the personal and menstrual hygiene of the women. Globally various initiative were taken to increase the fertility awareness and identify the various risk factors…
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How To Cutback The Environmental Impact On Human Fertility.
Environment play a very important role in the nourishment of our mind, body and soul. In past few years, lots of emphasis have been made to highlight the effects of environment changes and global warming on human body and our ecosystem. It is very important that we together join hands…
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Environmental Changes Impacting Fertility Potential
Environmental pollution has emerged as a major cause for the rising trend of infertility all over the world, due to the universal presence of environmental contaminants. Environmental pollution is caused by 4 main pollutants: NICHD research shows that exposure to persistent organic pollutants (POPs) and endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) in the…
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Dr Anadeep Chandi 