Blogs
How Is Endometriosis Different From Fibroids?
Endometriosis grows outside the uterus and causes inflammation, while fibroids are non-cancerous uterine growths. Learn symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment.
Can Endometriosis Come Back After Surgery?
Endometriosis may return after surgery, as there’s no guaranteed way to stop it completely. But you can take steps to stay aware and support your health.
Chances of Getting Pregnant with Endometriosis?
Endometriosis doesn’t always mean infertility. Around 70% of women with minimal to moderate stages conceive without fertility treatment
2-Hour Urine Hold Pregnancy Test Explained: A Simple Guide
The 2-hour urine hold method helps ensure accurate pregnancy results by increasing hCG concentration, allowing for early detection even before you missed period
Reasons for Not Getting Pregnant When Everything is Normal
You may not get pregnant despite trying due to unexplained infertility, hidden sperm or egg issues, implantation failure, or immune factors
What Are the Stages of Adenomyosis? (Mild to Severe)
Adenomyosis may be mild, moderate, or severe—focal or diffuse. Knowing your type helps protect fertility and choose the right treatment.
Sperm Motility and Its Effects on Fertility
Progressive motility means effective movement toward the egg. Non-progressive motility limits fertilisation success
Can Vitamin D Deficiency Lead to Male Infertility?
Yes. Vitamin D deficiency can reduce sperm count, motility, and testosterone levels, affecting male fertility and increasing the risk of infertility
Watery Sperm & Pregnancy: Can You Still Conceive?
Yes, watery sperm can still cause pregnancy. Even if the sperm count is low, a few healthy sperm can still reach and fertilize an egg
Side Effects of Masturbation in Male Daily
Masturbation is not harmful, but excessive or daily masturbation may lead to side effects and impact your personal life
One Blocked Tube, Low AMH, and Still Not Pregnant? An Expert’s Guide
Low AMH and one blocked tube affect fertility differently. Here’s what it means and how couples can still conceive
Low Sperm Motility, Slow Progression What To Do?
Low sperm motility or slow progression can be improved with lifestyle changes, antioxidants, medical evaluation, and timely fertility treatment
