Reproductive health News

Genital tuberculosis (GTB) is a hidden cause of infertility, often misdiagnosed due to mild or absent TB symptoms. GTB can damage the reproductive organs, leading to tubal blockage in women and sperm-related issues in men. Early diagnosis and treatment with antibiotics or assisted reproductive techniques can restore fertility in many cases.

A new study highlights the strong connection between depression and menstrual pain, emphasizing the need for holistic treatment approaches for women's health.

Male fertility is heavily influenced by lifestyle choices such as diet, exercise, and overall health. By making positive changes, men can improve their reproductive health and optimize sperm quality. 

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

Explore the differences between benign ovarian cysts and ovarian cancer as the expert explains the two conditions affecting the ovaries.

World Ovarian Cancer Day is observed every year on May 8. Menopause isn't just about hot flashes; it can also affect ovarian cancer risk. Understanding the connection and discussing risk factors with healthcare providers is crucial for every woman's health journey.

Anaemia is a serious illness with a variety of forms, causes, and consequences. Here is a detailed guide on anaemia and its impact on overall health.

Know how pollution impacts fertility and reproductive health in women. Expert shares the effects on menstrual cycles, infertility, and other reproductive processes caused by exposure to toxic air.

Prioritizing nutrient-rich foods, staying hydrated, and avoiding processed food items can lead to a successful fertility journey.  

Pregnancy and obesity aren't just about fitting into maternity jeans—they impact fertility, pregnancy health, and even birth control effectiveness. Experts share a detailed guide on how obesity affects female reproductive health.

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

Priyanka Chopra, Tanishaa Mukerji, and Mona Singh have spoken about freezing eggs at 30 in recent interviews. Ovarian cortex freezing is another procedure which works without involving ovarian stimulation with hormones. Learn about about this fertility secret.

Air pollution is a major public health concern. The hazardous air quality poses significant respiratory risks, increasing the likelihood of complications such as asthma and bronchitis, experts said. 

Reproductive health problems can steal a couple's peace of mind and fertility treatment is time bound and couples should not delay the treatment. Here is a list of health tests that every man and woman must get for optimal reproductive health.

Men are statistically more likely to drink alcohol, women absorb more alcohol than men due to gender differences in chemistry and body structure Excessive drinking may disrupt the menstrual cycle while increasing the risk of infertility Women are more likely to be diagnosed with disorders such as depression and anxiety than men

High-stress levels can disrupt the menstrual cycle, causing irregular periods or even amenorrhea (absence of periods) Stress has been linked to reduced sperm quality, including lower sperm count, motility, and morphology Stress-induced hormonal imbalances can disrupt the ovulation process, affecting the release of eggs and decreasing the chances of fertilization

Infertility is a common issue, with more than five million couples in the United States dealing with this problem With modern technology and methods, the number of treatment options for male infertility has expanded Unhealthy habits such as substance use, including alcohol, smoking and drugs can all contribute to a low sperm count

Couples dealing with infertility can suffer even more falling prey to myths and misconceptions The causes of infertility are almost equally shared by female and male partners Infertility is caused by a wide variety of factors that can sometimes affect women and men in their early reproductive years

To address menstrual problems, it's important to seek medical advice if symptoms are severe or persistent To prevent STIs, it's essential to practice safe sex by using condoms and getting regular STI screenings Polycystic ovary syndrome can make it difficult to conceive and can also increase the risk of other health problems, such as diabetes and heart disease

Experts raised alarm over rising cases of hypertension They said hypertension adversely harms reproductive health In India, almost 30 per cent adults have hypertension