Out of the various causes of infertility, 50 percent of causes can be attributed to the male factor. This can be due to mechanical factors or due to to abnormal semen parameters. Abnormal semen can vary from low sperm count and motility, absent sperm

Let us discuss certain aspects of Male Infertility. Azoospermia is a condition where there is complete absence of sperms in the semen. A person is labelled as Azoospermic only when 3 semen samples do not show any sperms. This can be due to damage to

Assisted reproductive techniques have a major role to play in the treatment of male infertility. If the patient has no sperms or azoospermia , the primary treatment is to get a scrotal Doppler done along with serum FSH and testosterone levels.

Let us discuss certain aspects of Male infertility. Azoospermia is a condition where there are no sperms in semen examination. A person can be labelled as azoospermic only when 3 semen samples do not show any sperms. Azoospermia ca be due to damage t

More than 50 percent of patients of infertility have the male factor as the contributory factor. The various causes may be due to mechanical factors or subnormal semen parameters. Erectile dysfunction is a very important cause of male infertility. Su

Let us discuss some aspects of male infertility. Azoospermia means there are no sperms seen on semen examination. However a patient can be labeled as azoospermic only when at least 3 semen analysis shows no sperms. This could be either due to damage

Are there any treatment options for patients with poor ovarian reserve, patients who are poor responders with conventional IVF stimulation protocols and elderly patients? We do offer Low cost or minimal cycle IVF in such patients. Here we use ovulati

Let us discuss about premature ovarian failure. This is a condition where the ovarian function declines at an earlier age, before the age of 35 years. This can be detected by doing serum FSH and AMH levels on 2 nd day of menses where FSH is high and