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Infertility Medicine is witnessing revolutionary changes; reproductive medicine is no longer treated as a subspecialty of Obstetrics and Gynecology. In India and abroad, lifestyle changes, postponing of childbearing, stress, environment, hormonal imbalance, and male infertility issues have increased cases related to reproductive problems. Due to the increasing demand for evidence-based infertility treatment methods, the modern …

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Infertility is defined as inability to conceive even after unprotected and timely, time intercourse over a sustained period of time. So, it is an inability of a couple to conceive of pregnancy even after a certain period of timely and unprotected sexual intercourse. What the specified time interval define? If a women is of 35 …

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Over the past few years, the aspect of reproductive medicine has been experiencing a major shift and more emphasis is being placed in the aspect of male fertility. Conventionally infertility discourse has been dominated by matters of women, however, recent studies have indicated clearly that male causes are the cause of infertility in almost 40-50 …

Advanced Course in Andrology: Your Gateway to Expertise in Male Fertility Read More »

Infertility is not a medical issue that is rare anymore. In India and the rest of the world, more and more couples are undergoing fertility treatment as women are changing their lifestyles, procrastinating pregnancy and childbirth, environmental influences, and rising consciousness on matters relating to reproductive health. As a result of this increased demand, there …

Fellowship in Reproductive Medicine: Choosing the Best Infertility Course in India for a Successful Career Read More »

First of all, the concept of blastocyst culture. We perform embryo culture in standard IVF procedures which follows the fertilization of eggs for three days. A healthy human embryo reaches six to eight cells by its third day of development. And traditionally, that’s the day when we transfer embryos back into the uterus with a …

Blastocyst Culture in IVF Is Not for Everyone: Embryology Courses in India Read More »