IVF Treatment of Mathrutva is a Gift to Infertile Couples

Gone are those days when infertility becomes a serious issue and the dream of infertile couples to have a child on their own is considered a distant one. Although there could be many challenging reasons so that the woman cannot reproduce, they can never be constraints if the infertile couple is willing to go for In Vitro Fertilization (IVF).

IVF is an advanced fertility treatment through which the sperm from a male and egg from a female are combined in a laboratory to form an embryo. The fertilized embryo is made to grow in a protected external environment for a few days before moving it into the uterus of a woman. IVF is the most commonly practiced infertility treatment all over the world. Also the success rate of IVF is very higher in comparison with other treatments with nominal IVF treatment cost in India. IVF treatment in Bangalore is provided by Mathrutva Fertility Center with its relevant and reliable innovative and scientific advancements.

When is IVF recommended?

1. If the traditional treatments such as Follicular Monitoring and IUI are failed.
2. Blockage in Fallopian Tubes
3. Very low Sperm count
4. Ovulation issues such as uterine fibroids, premature ovarian failure etc
5. Genetic disorders
6. Chances of Endometriosis

How IVF is carried out?

There are mainly five steps in the procedure of IVF and embryo transfer process.

Step 1
In order to produce more eggs, fertility medication is given to the female. More eggs are desired because there are chances that some eggs may not develop or fertilize. Then blood tests and a transvaginal ultrasound is done to check the hormone levels and condition of the ovaries respectively.

Step 2
A minor surgical procedure using an ultrasound imaging is done for a reason that the eggs can be easily retrieved. That is, a hollow needle is made to pass through the pelvic cavity and eggs are taken out.

Step 3
Sperms to be combined with the eggs are asked to be produced by the male.

Step 4
Sperms and eggs are mixed and kept in the laboratory dish through a process called conventional insemination. If the surgeon finds there is only a very low probability of fertilization, he recommends Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) by which a sperm is injected into the egg that is taken from the female. The eggs will be constantly under the observation of the doctor and his team to check whether cell division and fertilization are taking place. The fertilized eggs are called embryos.

Step 5
These embryos formed are moved into the uterus of the woman through a Catheter. This process is painless but cramps will occur anyway. And in a week, implantation occurs.

Step 6
Beta pregnancy test is carried out by the nurse to examine the hCG hormone level of the patient.

IVF treatment is implemented only in hospitals having superior quality equipments and technology. Mathrutva Fertility Center is the best IVF clinic in Bangalore offering promising IVF treatment in Bangalore through high tech care and individual attention.

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Acquire Fertility by Breaking PCOS Barrier

Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is a health problem occurs in women caused by imbalanced hormones in the reproductive system. This hormonal imbalance stimulates problems in the ovaries. As the name defines, many cysts are formed in ovaries in PCOS cases. In PCOS condition neither an egg development nor egg release during ovulation can be expected on time.

The most common PCOS symptoms

Irregular menstruation: Lacking in ovulation prevents the uterine lining from shedding every month. It ultimately causes irregular periods.
Heavy Bleeding: As the uterine lining builds up for a long period, suddenly it sheds and causes heavy bleeding.

Hair Growth: Excessive growth of hair on face, chin and other parts of the body is usually called “Hirsutism”. This condition affects over 70% of women with PCOS.

Acne: Acne forms on the face, neck and back area

Weight gain: 80% of the women with PCOS are overweight

Male pattern baldness: Hair falls out from the scalp and becomes thin

Skin darkening: Dark patches form on the skin particularly on the neck, under the breasts and in the groin.

Headaches: Some women may feel headaches due to the hormonal trigger

Effect of PCOS on pregnancy

Normally, women with polycystic Ovarian Disease have difficulties in normal conception. If a woman becomes pregnant with PCOS, then she may face many problems during her pregnancy such as Preeclampsia, Miscarriage, Gestational Diabetes and Cesarean Section.

Even the baby has a higher risk of fetal macrosomia (being heavy) and spending more time in Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.

PCOS treatment Bangalore

A Polycystic ovarian syndrome is treated based on the symptoms such as obesity, irregular menstruation, Hirsutism, infertility etc. Lifestyle changes and medications help to manage the symptoms.

Weight loss can be done by maintaining a low-calorie diet with moderate exercises. Since overweight has many chances to spoil fertility, the factor is concerned.

Contraceptive pills help to decrease androgen production and regulate estrogen. Hormone regulation corrects abnormal bleeding, acne and excessive hair growth in unwanted areas.

Ovulation is assisted with hormonal pills and injections

Mathrutva is being the top destination to treat PCOS with expert doctors, advanced instruments, and affordable diagnosis. The hospital makes PCOS treatment in Bangalore more successful compared to others.

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Embrace And Enjoy Your Fatherhood

Infertility is common in both male and female. Nowadays, male infertility keeps on increasing and the cause may be due to stress, injuries to the penis, medications like radiotherapy, chemotherapy, genetics etc. To fulfill the dream of fatherhood, many male infertility treatments are availed by the fertility specialists.

What are the types of Male Infertility Treatments?

Surgery: Many men undergo surgery to break out their male infertility. Varicocele is one such surgical intervention. It is an enlargement of veins with the skin bag that holds the testicles. This condition causes low sperm production, decreased quantity of sperms. Men who have defects in Vas deferens are advised to undergo surgery. Vasectomy Reversal can also be done with surgical intervention in order to get back their fertility. Percutaneous Epididymal Sperm Aspiration (PESA), Microsurgical Epididymal Sperm Aspiration (MESA) and Testicular Sperm Aspiration (TESA) are other surgical interventions for infertility.

Medication/Counseling: Most of the Coitus problems arise from the condition called erectile dysfunction and another predominant condition is premature ejaculation. Both the issues can be treated with proper medication and counseling.

Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART): ART is a windfall for the infertility problems. Both male and female acquire parenthood with the help of ART. Collecting sperm from the male partner and delivering into the female uterus happens in IVF. In IVF procedure, the sperm is either collected manually or through surgery. In ICSI (Intracytoplasmic sperm injection) method, the collected sperm is also used.

Treating infections: When a man has an infection as the key cause of infertility, then the infections can be treated with a course of antibiotics. Once the infection is washed out, then other measures will be taken to enable reproduction.

Hormonal treatment: Men who face infertility due to the hormonal imbalance then they are treated with hormonal treatment to bring back their fertility. Hormonal treatments are mostly administered in the forms of pills and injections.

Lifestyle changes: Smoking, consuming alcohol and drug addiction will majorly affect the fertility phenomenon. So, a fertility specialist will advise the man to stop the ill-habits and advise to consume more vitamins and do exercises.

Mathrutva Fertility Center Bangalore, a popular fertility centre in Bangalore offers all kind of fertility treatments for both men and women. Mathrutvas consultants have an expertise in male infertility treatment Bangalore and have created several programs for treating infertile couples with the objective of ensuring a take-home-baby.

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5 Early Signs to Watch Out if You've Been Trying to Get Pregnant...

Pregnancy is that period of time many couples wait in their married life. Women who wish to enter the beautiful phase of motherhood often keep a closer watch on their menstrual cycles than ever before. The very feeling of being able to nurture a life within their body is something most women trying to get pregnant will look forward to. The joy of being able to hold your flesh and blood after nine long months of waiting, not to forget the innumerable instances of nausea, morning sickness etc. that women face, is inexplicable.

While it is not mandatory that all women show early signs of pregnancy, many of them do. Hence, you need to watch out for these 5 early signs if you’ve been trying to get pregnant from some time now.

Missed menstrual cycle

One of the most significant or early signs of possible pregnancy is a missed menstrual cycle. If you have been having regular menstrual cycles to the point of having it on the same date month on month, and you miss one or two cycles consecutively, it could be a strong signal of your pregnancy. This is assuming other possible reasons for a missed menstrual cycle such as stress, changes in sleep cycles, and so on are ruled out.
 

 

Aversion to certain foods

If you’ve had a favourite food ever since you can remember and now, all of a sudden you find yourself literally running from the kitchen when this dish is made, it is time to consider pregnancy as one of the possible reasons. While there is no definite reason for this, one of the possible causes could be the increased accumulation of estrogen in your body.  

Abdominal bloating

Due to changes in your hormone levels, abdominal bloating in the initial stages of pregnancy is quite normal. This abdominal bloating sensation is akin to that experienced during one’s menstrual cycle. One of the reasons why you may be wondering if you have been putting on invisible weight or your clothes have suddenly shrunk so much as to fit snugly.

Frequent urination

Have you suddenly found yourself frequenting the bathroom more often than earlier? With no undiagnosed diabetes in the picture, are you wondering what could be the reason? A change in your hormone levels during the initial stages of your pregnancy results in your frequent trips to the bathroom. It is to be noted that the intensity or urge to urinate frequently only intensifies as your pregnancy progresses. This is because, with your advancing pregnancy, the volume of blood increases which results in more fluid accumulation in your bladder. This puts additional pressure which leads to increase in the frequency of urination.

Fatigue

Have you recently been feeling more tired, or rather exhausted with little exertion? These episodes of exhaustion can mostly be attributed to the increasing levels of progesterone. Higher levels of progesterone leads to an increased level of sluggishness as well as the need to sleep more. While this subsides as you enter the second trimester of your pregnancy, fatigue is something that you will have to endure all through your first trimester. 

If you find yourself saying yes to many of the symptoms mentioned above, it is time to visit your gynecologist. However, it is not necessary that all women experience each of the afore mentioned signs and symptoms. Some experience all of these, some experience none of these but other pregnancy related symptoms. Hence, you need to consult a gynecologist who will conduct specific tests to examine you and confirm your pregnancy. 

Contact us to set up an appointment with our team of gynecologists who will guide towards a pleasant pregnancy period.
 

 

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