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Teratozoospermia is defined as the abnormality of sperm morphology. It means, it is a condition of irregular shape and size of the sperm that affects the fertility of a man. According to the criteria released by the World Health Organisation (WHO) in 2010, if the...

A hysterectomy is a surgical intervention performed to remove the uterus of a woman. The uterus is also called as the womb where a baby develops when a woman becomes pregnant. A hysterectomy is performed for many reasons. The surgery helps to treat a number of chronic...

The relationship between stress and infertility is being debated for years. Life in this fast generation is full of stress. Most of us are on a tight schedule with lots of work to do but the time little time. We may or may not get the work done, but it brings on great...

Many factors are affecting your fertility and preventing your chances of getting pregnant. Some problems are diagnosed with some usual fertility tests. Some causes of infertility are unknown. However, the technology in the medical field is expanding, so that most of...

The ovaries are a part of the reproductive system of the female. There are two ovaries located in the lower abdomen on each side of the uterus. These ovaries produce eggs that are released during the childbearing years and hormones like estrogen and progesterone. In...

Unexplained infertility is said to be as infertility that is idiopathic – it means the cause of infertility remains unknown even after infertility diagnosis tests. The test includes semen analysis in men and assessment of ovulation and fallopian tubes in women....

Semen analysis is the most common test performed to analyse man’s fertility. The test evaluates many features of your sperm and semen. Out of all the most important features quantity of sperm (sperm count), motility of the sperm, sperm morphology (percentage of...

Fibroids are abnormal growth of fibrous connective tissues that develop in or on a woman’s uterus. It is most commonly seen in nulliparous women. Fibroids are common muscular tumours that develop on the walls of a woman’s uterus (womb). Fibroids are mostly...

Ovarian Reserve – The term refers to the quantity and quality of your eggs, which are called oocytes. The term “low ovarian reserve” means the quantity and quality of the eggs will reduce in women of reproductive age. Low ovarian reserves are one of...

Endometriosis is a painful condition. In this condition, the cells similar to endometrial cells grow outside the uterus called endometrial implant. Endometrium – It is a tissue layer lining the inside of a woman’s uterus. Often, it involves the ovaries,...