Infertility News

An AI tool helped detect hidden sperm in a man diagnosed with infertility The couple conceived successfully without surgery or donor sperm This breakthrough signals a new era where AI could transform male infertility

Stress, fertility, and cardiac well-being go hand in hand but don't show signs until they pose major issues. Women can maintain reproductive health by preserving heart well-being too if they identify such relationships at early stages and pursue preventive measures.

Actress-Singer Reveals Challenges with Bearing Children and Embraces Adoption as a Possibility

Studies on sperm quality and the success of fertility treatments have found negative correlations with particulate air pollution. 

It is crucial for the youth today to prioritise their reproductive health just as much as physical and mental health Expert says reducing the use of plastics and other pollutants can significantly improve sperm counts and quality To prevent diseases and infections, a sense of personal hygiene should be instilled from a young age

Infertility, the inability to conceive after one year of unprotected intercourse, impacts approximately 10-15% of couples globally. In India, this rate is climbing, with an estimated 27.5 million couples grappling with infertility.

Becoming parents is a dream come true for a lot of couples. But, unfortunately, the journey to parenthood can be difficult for some.   

The cause of the elevated risk of heart disease associated with infertility treatment remains unclear The increase in heart disease could stem from the infertility treatments themselves, the underlying medical issues that made patients infertile or other cause The study authors say their results support standards of care that now call for an initial postpartum checkup three weeks after delivery

To improve public health and lessen the burden of smoking-related diseases, comprehensive policies and efforts to reduce smoking among women are consistently needed.   

Experts say it’s imperative to recognise infertility's relationship with mental health, affecting both men and women According to recent studies, there is a correlation between infertility and heightened levels of anxiety and depression Grieving the unfulfilled dream of a family, loss of control over one’s body, and the missed milestone can lead to intense sadness, anger, and even guilt

One common myth is that eating certain foods can either prevent or cause infertility This has led to a frantic obsession with fertility diets, with women feeling pressured to adhere to eating patterns in hopes of increasing chances of conceiving Factors such as age, lifestyle choices, and underlying health conditions can significantly impact fertility for both men and women

Acne-prone women frequently also have polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), which is frequently linked to infertility Elevated oestrogen levels might result in skin redness by expanding blood vessels and flushing the skin If the skin issue is moderate or severe, you might need to see your dermatologist

Finding the right balance between work and fertility treatment requires careful planning, communication with employers, and taking necessary breaks Beyond the evident physical and emotional toll of fertility treatments, the time and energy commitment pose significant challenges for individuals Frequent clinical visits and the need to adhere to strict medication schedules are some of the challenges couples face

The frequency and timing of menopause symptoms have been connected to a woman's reproductive history.

Researchers in this study concluded that women with a history of infertility had greater odds of experiencing sleep problems, depressive mood, and irritability No association was documented between infertility and other common menopause symptoms such as hot flashes, vaginal dryness, or anxiety Prior studies have shown that 30 per cent to 60 per cent of women undergoing evaluation and treatment of infertility screen positive for depression

While the physical aspects of infertility are well-recognised, the impact on mental health often remains overlooked.

Infertility has become a silent epidemic in India, and must be effectively tackled, said doctors on World IVF Day on Tuesday.  

The traditional Indian system practice known as Ayurveda has been used for thousands of years to treat a variety of diseases, including infertility and improving natural conception. We bring you an Ayurvedic expert sharing facts about Ayurveda and infertility.

If your work hours vary, try to establish a consistent routine for other aspects of your life, whenever possible Adequate and quality sleep is crucial for overall health, including reproductive health Plan and prepare your meals and snacks in advance to ensure you have access to nutritious food while working irregular hours

The most prevalent STD in women is Chlamydia trachomatis, followed by Neisseria gonorrhoeae.