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laprosopicsurgon · 7 months ago

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The Importance of Early Diagnosis in Women’s Health: Insights from Dr. Balaji Nalwad Reddy

Early diagnosis plays a crucial role in managing and treating gynecological conditions effectively. Many women may ignore symptoms like irregular periods, pelvic pain, or unusual bleeding, assuming they are part of the normal cycle. However, these symptoms could be signs of underlying conditions such as endometriosis, fibroids, ovarian cysts, or even more serious issues like cervical cancer.

Dr. Balaji Nalwad Reddy, a leading gynecologist, emphasizes the importance of early diagnosis in ensuring that women receive timely and effective treatment. By addressing problems early, women can avoid complications and improve their quality of life. In this article, we will discuss common gynecological symptoms that should not be ignored and how early intervention can make a significant difference.

Common Symptoms That Require Medical Attention

Many women experience changes in their menstrual cycles or mild discomfort from time to time. However, persistent symptoms or sudden changes should be evaluated by a gynecologist to rule out any serious conditions. Here are some symptoms that should not be ignored:

Irregular Periods: While it’s normal to experience occasional changes in your menstrual cycle, consistently irregular periods could indicate conditions such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), fibroids, or even hormonal imbalances.

Chronic Pelvic Pain: Persistent pain in the pelvic region is a common symptom of conditions like endometriosis or pelvic inflammatory disease (PID). Early diagnosis and treatment can help manage the pain and prevent further complications.

Heavy Menstrual Bleeding: Excessive bleeding during periods, or menorrhagia, could be a sign of fibroids or hormonal imbalances. If left untreated, it can lead to anemia and other health issues.

Abdominal Bloating or Swelling: Bloating or swelling that doesn’t go away could be related to ovarian cysts, endometriosis, or even ovarian cancer. Dr. Balaji Nalwad Reddy recommends getting an ultrasound to identify the cause.

Pain During Intercourse: Painful intercourse can be a symptom of endometriosis, pelvic adhesions, or fibroids. Early diagnosis can help alleviate this discomfort and improve overall sexual health.

Vaginal Bleeding After Menopause: Postmenopausal bleeding should never be ignored, as it could be a sign of uterine or cervical cancer.

Why Early Diagnosis Matters

Early diagnosis allows for more treatment options, including less invasive methods. For example, conditions like fibroids or ovarian cysts can often be managed with medication or minimally invasive surgeries like laparoscopy or hysteroscopy when detected early. On the other hand, waiting too long may result in larger growths, more severe symptoms, and the need for more extensive surgeries.

Dr. Balaji Nalwad Reddy is committed to helping women understand the importance of early diagnosis and regular check-ups. By addressing problems early, women can:

Avoid Major Surgeries: Many gynecological conditions can be treated with minimally invasive procedures if caught early, reducing the need for more extensive surgeries later.

Preserve Fertility: Conditions like endometriosis and fibroids can affect fertility. Early treatment can help preserve reproductive health and increase the chances of successful pregnancies in the future.

Improve Quality of Life: Chronic pelvic pain, heavy bleeding, and other symptoms can significantly impact a woman’s quality of life. Early intervention helps alleviate these symptoms and allows women to live healthier, more comfortable lives.

Regular Gynecological Check-ups

Dr. Balaji Nalwad Reddy encourages women to have regular gynecological check-ups, especially if they are experiencing any unusual symptoms. Even if you are not showing any symptoms, regular screenings for cervical cancer, breast exams, and pelvic exams can help detect issues before they become more serious.

Conclusion

Women’s health should never be ignored, and early diagnosis is the key to managing gynecological conditions effectively. Dr. Balaji Nalwad Reddy’s expertise in diagnosing and treating these conditions ensures that his patients receive the care they need as early as possible.

If you are experiencing any unusual symptoms or simply want to ensure that your reproductive health is in good hands, schedule a consultation with Dr. Balaji Nalwad Reddy today. With his commitment to early diagnosis and effective treatment, you can take charge of your health and well-being. https://gynaeclaproscopicsurgeon.com/

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meg2md · 3 years ago

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Finished 5 weeks of L&D, which included 3 straight weeks of nights. Wow, what a trip. I've delivered over 60 babies, done countless cervical exams, reached about 50% foley bulb success rate depending on the dilation and effacement of the cervix, and gotten my AROM technique down. I've also done one cesarean delivery. I started off being a total idiot and became reasonably competent (at least for an intern) by the end.

Thankfully I had a golden weekend this week - my first in about a month. I just started gyne and it's wild because now I'm starting over in terms of competency. And let me tell you, while hysteroscopy is a minor procedure, it's NOT EASY. I'm so clunky. I've only tried about two but I can't get the scope in and focused.

My partner also came to visit this weekend - he left this morning. Turns out the distance is hard for him. Really hard. Like, almost too hard. So we're giving it another go and hoping for the best, but man, turns out nothing is ever guaranteed. It's pretty depressing because the timing on our relationship is just ass. Everything else about it besides the timing/distance is so, so beautiful. Mind-blowingly beautiful. I had such a good time with him this weekend. He makes my heart feel full and happy; he makes me want to improve myself intellectually, emotionally, and physically; and he has helped me get over some of my old scars. I'm trying really hard not to be too depressed and hopeless about it. There's no sense in moping about an outcome I don't know for sure yet, and also why not enjoy the time that I have, even if it's limited? I really want therapy to help me not only navigate this but also my toxic thought patterns. It's nearly impossible with resident hours, though. I mean, we have protected time... but our protected time feels more like "protected time". Lol.

In the meantime I'm trying to really capture that feeling I had when I broke up with my ex - the feeling of being free, of re-inventing myself, of re-defining who I am and how I interact with the world. It's hard when I feel mildly dependent on and sad about not being with my partner, but honestly, how can I truly be in a healthy relationship with someone else when I can't even be in a healthy relationship with myself? At least my mood has leveled out to a normal level of depressed from the horrible chaotic depressed I was when I started nights.

So here I am once again trying to get my feet on the ground. I feel like I start from scratch a lot, but that's just life, ain't it? I bought ten passes to the rock climbing gym and bought a pull-up bar. I've lost a lot of weight recently: five pounds since starting residency and a total of eight pounds since I broke up with my ex back in January. While it's good to be back at my medical school starting weight, I unfortunately have lost a lot of muscle. My goal is to do a pull-up, so I'm going to need to navigate maintaining (or at least controlling) my weight while building this skill. This is a LONG-STANDING goal of mine, and one of my co-interns is interested in it as well. And a lot of my co-residents are into rock climbing, so that will both help with my pull-up dreams and also help me have a life outside of medicine. I'm also trying to rally some people to do trivia this or next week, and I want to hang out for dinner/drinks after work more frequently. Maybe next weekend I'll go to a park or on a hike during my one day off.

This is my first time moving totally on my own to a completely new city with completely new people. It is actually really exciting, once I sort through the terror and depression. It might be a long, long time before I have this experience again (well, at least four years), and I really want to make the most of it. I want to seize this chance and really thrive, carve out my own life, grow into someone I can be proud of.

"You feel like you've been waiting for someone for so long, but that person was you all along."

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theivfdiaries · 5 years ago

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I just had the most horrific phone call with my doctor. I loved him to begin with, and trusted him wholeheartedly. Never questioned his methods, did everything he said to a T. He told us that he was all but sure we would have no problem getting pregnant with IVF (he literally said "statistically you've got an 80% chance but... don't worry, it'll work.") Well, I miscarried at 5 weeks. Unexplained. In his words, we had "a perfect uterus and a perfect embryo."

I asked what we were going to do differently next time and he recommended a hysteroscopy. I did it, and it came back saying I had chronic endometritis. I called my nurse and asked if he could call me ASAP to discuss (I had an appointment with him but not for another week) because EVERYTHING I read said I needed longterm antibiotics.

Well, he called me today, explained that based on the results I don't have an infection, just very minor inflammation that was cleared by the hysteroscopy/D&C, and that he will put me on low dose antibiotics at the start of the transfer cycle. Honestly, that was FINE with me.

But then he kept going. He starts saying that he's feeling hostility because he's sick of me questioning him and not trusting his methods. All because last week I asked for a pregnancy loss bloodwork panel, which I thought was a reasonable thing to want, and he's accusing me of "trying to open doors where we'll find problems and then have to treat them." Umm... YEAH?!? Of course I want to find the problem and treat it??? Of course I'm not ok with him writing off the miscarriage as "unexplained" and then moving on to the next cycle without doing anything different! He then started accusing me of "bothering" the nurse and the front desk by calling too much and asking too many questions (?!?) and for calling after hours (we called after hours ONCE a month ago, when my husband messed up my PIO injection and I started gushing blood and we wanted to make sure it was ok!) And saying that it was unreasonable for me to want to speak to him once I got the endometritis results because he would've called me if it was urgent. Forgive me for receiving a concerning diagnosis and wanting an explanation asap...?

He ends the call with "if you're going to keep this up then maybe you should see another doctor at the practice." I literally didn't say anything, I was so caught off guard. But I feel like he is totally gaslighting me, accusing me of asking too many questions, for wanting an explanation after getting a troubling diagnosis, for wanting tests to be run after miscarrying? Honestly I was perfectly satisfied with the answer he gave me today. Ironically at the beginning of the call I was actually starting to have some of my faith in him restored, but then he went on this whole hostile rant and made me feel like a burden on him and on the clinic, which I know is NOT how I should be made to feel. So if he's flat out telling me to get a new doctor, you bet I'm going to listen and get a new doctor.

So I got a "new patient" appointment with a new doctor at the clinic on November 4. Pretty frustrating that we have to wait so long and still feeling upset and shaken up from this phone call, but I'm also a little relieved to have a month break and I feel really good about the new doctor.

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seedsofinnocence02 · 3 years ago

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nettheworldonfire · 4 years ago

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Stable Summer Sammy

So good news, and bad news...

The good news is -- I had a CT scan on Wednesday and yesterday I got a message with results, and my tumors are STABLE!

The bad news is -- turns out this isn’t tumor weight.

Let’s catch y’all up to speed.

For the past few months I have been doing okay. We have been house hunting in the worst market in history (vomit) and trying to make our current space less of a mess and more of what we need to be happy (yay). The limbo we are living in is KILLING me and Owen and we’re lucky we have some great days to balance out this stress (and his home theatre in the unfinished basement seems to be helping him, just a little).

I have been very anxious and my restless legs have been horrible. For those who have never experienced, I don’t even know how to describe the discomfort -- but imagine you have an ache that is so consuming you need to tend to it constantly, while you’re trying to lay still. It’s kept me up til 2 or later many nights this spring. So, I have been taking 10 mg of Lexapro, and recently upped my ropinirole for the RLS (I’m still on a very low dosage, as it’s a serious med, but this seems to be helping). I also got a medical marijuana card and started trying a CBD/THC tincture to help with anxiety. (Three cheers for legal weed!) Unfortunately, I do NOT have that sorted out and can’t figure out a way to be less anxious and not high as a kite (at totally unpredictable times, like the next day), so this is probably not my go-to solution.

On May 24th (Charlie’s fourth birthday), I had my 15th Lanreotide injection. How insane is that? Next Monday, June 21st, I should have my 16th injection. I didn’t get the call yet - but usually that happens on Fridays. Med delivery on Sundays, someone comes out to the house on Mondays, all good for four more weeks. Still no serious side effects from the meds and no major pain (except that day usually). However, I do get this weird phantom pain the days leading up to the next injection -- which is super bizarre. But if I’ve learned anything during my medical struggles is that nothing about the human body isn’t bizarre. Especially mine.

Wednesday was the last “asynchronous” day of the year and after “school,” I had my CT scan in Valley Forge. I love my tech there, and hope she and I have a long, every three month relationship -- haha.

Yesterday, I had my monthly bloodwork at Labcorp (which has not happened since I returned to in-person teaching, even though it’s on the way home from school, because I am incapable of functioning on any sort of schedule anymore because of covid). Everything was fine(ish) -- some levels a little above average, some a little below, but overall, good.

At 2:45 today, I have a presurgical consult/appointment with Abington OBGYN regarding some lady part issues I have been having. Last month, I had a endometrial hysteroscopy and they saw some questionable (non cancerous, they think) things, so on June 30th, I will have a Hysteroscopic endometrial polypectomy (I think?) to remove polyps, fibroids, tissue, whatever. I am going to request these are all biopsied as well. Can’t hurt. Well, I mean, the procedure may hurt...but you get my point. I’ll update when I have more information about this...adventure.

Today is the last day of school for us teachers. It’s been an insane year. Truly. I am so thankful for my people and for a job was flexible and manageable (most days) during this pandemic and allowed me to receive the diagnostic and treatment care I needed. I am super nervous about how to manage life-long cancer when the world goes back to “normal,” and I guess I will see how that works in the fall. Until then, I can’t wait to spend the summer “living” life “normally” (almost sort of) with the fam and friends. Lots of love to you all! <3

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kaciejdavis · 4 years ago

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Infertility Update! We are starting over! After feeling unheard and feeling that our needs were not being met we decided to switch clinics. We feel like we’ve been through the ringer but honestly I don’t think we’ve officially been to that point yet. To make a long story short the proper testing and procedures were never completed for us. And though the people we worked with were over all kind hearted and probably genuinely good people, we ran into some major issues. After two chemical pregnancies this that were completely natural and unmedicated no additional testing was completed. That makes 1 6 week miscarriage and 3 Chemicals. Which is a total 4 losses. Therefore there should be a reason why this is happening. And after how I was treated with the last chemical it was a little disheartening. We have found our new clinic and we are hopeful that they will help find answers and come up with a new plan. We will start retesting at some point this month or next month. We have to wait to do blood work until January since I just had a recent Chemical pregnancy. We will start with blood work and some more detailed ultrasounds. Including 2D, 3D and A saline sonogram. Depending on the results of those I may need a laparoscopy and Hysteroscopy. At this time we will not be redoing our HSG but that could change. We are hopeful that this change was the right change for us to make. We are trusting that God has a plan and a purpose for our current situation and it will all be in his timing. https://www.instagram.com/p/CISI73NDmBnxtAEZkztDTqcdemLc8rb_VcqQ5g0/?igshid=go9k02kjjov3

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janisthaafertilityivf · 5 years ago

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My journey From Infertility to motherhood – IVF Treatment

Best IVF Clinic in Basaveshwara Nagar

In the Indian societal context, once a couple is married, they are expected to have children. For some, it might turn out to be a compulsion but for most couples, parenthood is a beautiful dream that they wish to fulfill. To have one’s own offspring, spending time raising them and creating cherished memories is a wonderful fantasy. Everyone’s story is different but worth the wait. We had a similar fantasy and wanted to convert this dream into a reality.After many years of marriage and desperately trying to conceive a child, our struggle remained so for a very long period of time. There were many complications with the pregnancy. There is no place of worship that I have not visited and no god that I have not fervently prayed to. Along with spiritual efforts, we also visited half a dozen doctors and tried every other unconventional form of treatment. We even approached one of the well-established government hospitals near to our residence but to no avail.

There, we were referred to another infertility treatment center in the vicinity. With great hope, we tried our best and underwent treatment. Alas, the child was not to be ours. The treatment failed and so did our hope. I was afraid my dreams were shattered. I literally gave up on the idea of having a child and completely erased my aspirations. I began treating my sister’s son as my own. It was nearly four years after the failed treatment that green shoots began sprouting for us. One of the visits to our regular family physician, Dr. Manche Gowda of Ashwini clinic led to a discussion about conception and it was then that he referred us to Dr. Shwetha of Janisthaa Fertility Clinic & Hospital in Basaveshwaranagar. We took an appointment and visited the clinic the very day on May 13th. I remember having waited anxiously in the corridors of the clinic for I knew that pregnancy was not a bed of roses but a bumpy ride. Dr. Shwetha patiently heeded to our woes and fixed a Hysteroscopy. By God’s grace, the test impressions indicated no physiological complications. It was on the 15th of July that the Embryo Transfer (ET) was fixed and at last our prayers were answered on 26th of the same month of July, when we received the most awaited news of pregnancy being positive! We continued our treatment, taking medicines timely and monthly checkups without fail.

I could hardly contain my joy and eagerly waited for the new member of our family to join us!After months of treatment and wait, with the help of the Best Fertility Doctor in town, our little angel girl was born! It was even a coincidence that the ward that I stayed in at the Hospital was called Jananya and as per horoscopic requirements, we named our baby girl Janya! ‘J’ tuned out to be our lucky alphabet. Just as Midas’s touch which turned everything into gold, any treatment given by Dr. Shwetha is bound to be successful. The clinic uses world-class, state of the art technology & equipment to ensure the best of results. Similarly, the staff members at Janisthaa are extremely caring and cooperative. We were treated with great compassion and as family members alike. The hospital stays at the hospital. They helped us make our dream come true. I would strongly recommend Janisthaa to anyone who wants to make their dream of parenthood come true.

Also, Read BEST FERTILITY DOCTOR EXPLAINING HOW THE MODERN LIFESTYLE IS A MISFORTUNE ON FERTILITY

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kurtwarren54 · 5 years ago

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COVID-19 CANCELLED MY FROZEN EMBRYO TRANSFER

To be honest, I was never going to write this post until Monday came around. With this week being National Infertility Awareness week, my situation just hit me hard again and I was reminded that for me, being open and sharing my truth and struggles is something that not only helps me personally but hopefully helps others too. This Covid-19 world has become a super shitty time for so many people. Before I go into everything. Let me rewind.

Many of you know that we struggled for a long time to bring Otis into the world. You can read all about our infertility and multiple rounds of IVF as I wrote a lot of pretty detailed posts throughout the process. After settling into life as a new mom, Blake and I both started to think about expanding our family. We have 3 frozen embryos that have been genetically tested and our plan moving forward was to do a FET (frozen embryo transfer) to expand our family. We made the decision not to try naturally based on my own anxieties about my egg quality being poor. Plus, to have these little miracle embryos is such a blessing. We worked so hard to get them and we wanted to give them a fighting chance. Sharing the start of our cycle and what ended up happening. I had started a FET diary on my computer to document what I was feeling and going through so tapping into that in the paragraphs below.

STARTING MY FROZEN EMBRYO TRANSFER CYCLE

We decided to prep for a transfer at the end of March so that meant starting our treatment at the beginning of February. The first piece of the puzzle was doing a Hysteroscopy to take a look inside my uterus with a camera to make sure everything looked good to prep for a transfer. I remember the day I had the blood drawl in preparation for the procedure. It’s funny how quickly you fall back into these same routines of what now has seemed like a distant time away. After finally being in my own skin for about 2 months, here we were again. In my own skin meaning no breastfeeding and finally for once having my body literally to myself. The wildest thing after years of treatment and then being pregnant. Have to say, those 2 months were an incredible time to honor my own body and mind just being my own. Staring into a future of needles, meds, mood swings and anxiety had me on the edge of my seat. Maybe its PTSD from the years of treatments. It’s wild because it’s such a strange emotion. I am both calm and anxious at once. Is that even a thing?!? After going through this process before, there is a sense of calm in knowing what to expect. I also know that this really can work. Otis is sheer proof that the miracle possibility is something that is so real I can literally wrap my arms around him this second and hug him so hard and close. On the flip side, it’s heavy to know the journey that lies ahead and the obstacles ahead of us as well. So it’s this wild mix of emotions as I know those evil estrogen pills are on their way to my pharmacy and the countless needles that lie in my future. For a split second, I think about how much easier it would be if we could just be normal and conceive without all this baggage. But then I snap out of it. All the blood, sweat, tears and love we put into this process. All the work. Our precious embryos sitting frozen at the embryo bank. My mind instantly switches gears. It’s a privilege I get to look this battle in the eye again. And you know what? I’m a hell of a lot stronger than when I first started this journey and you bet the fight left in me is strong.

FIRST DAY OF INJECTIONS

I hoisted the giant cardboard box of medications onto our kitchen island. I took a deep breath because I knew what was ahead of me. The first shot of many and the first opportunity to prep for baby number 2. So exciting. Nerve wracking. Emotional. All the feelings. I decided that I was going to do it. Blake was next to me reading my protocol papers and telling me my dosage. I was starting my lupron injections. The lupron basically turns off your own hormones so you can sync everything with the hormones I will be taking soon. The injection is telling my body not to ovulate etc. It’s wild what these meds can do to help prepare for an embryo transfer. Wild. I pulled out the bag of orange insulin syringes. Funny that something so distant was feeling all too familiar. I pulled back the syringe to the 20 mark and I was ready to inject. I stood there for a second. Anticipating how it would feel again, psyching myself up. And BAM. I did it. And just like that, we were “IN IT” again. Holy crap guys. We were really in it.

LEADING UP TO EMBRYO TRANSFER

Everything was on track. Everything was going, dare I say, GREAT. Time was flying by and really before I knew it I was taking my estrogen pills and estrogen patches headed into the doctor’s office for scans to check my lining. I remember Dr. M saying how surprised she was that my lining was looking so good toward the beginning to the point I thought something might be wrong! Maybe things were just finally playing out without a struggle. Maybe things were finally syncing up perfectly with the universe. There was an odd sense of calm and peace and everything was shaping up to look great.

RUMBLINGS OF COVID-19

Covid-19 was starting to slowly creep into every part of daily life and I we quickly felt like we were on a race against the clock. What was really happening in the world? How was it going to trickle to us? It started to quickly become scarier by the day and it was always in the back of my mind that our fertility center might close. I was talking to a girlfriend on the East Coast who let me know at some point that her fertility clinic was closing and my heart instantly sunk. Was this all really happening?!

COVID-19 I HATE YOU

It was March 16th that would darken this FET cycle for us. In the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic, it became clear that this was going to possibly affect my treatments. I feel like each day leading up to this started to become increasingly scary and left me feeling such fear looking into the unknown of what each new day would bring. The virus was spreading more quickly than ever and slowly but surely everything was starting to close. Of course like so many people out there I was glued to my phone. Waiting for updates from businesses, brands, and most importantly my fertility clinic and the CCRM. The CCRM is the facility that not only stores my embryos but performs the surgical and non surgical procedures of egg retrievals, iuis, and embryo transfers. The day before my doctor’s appointment, I was scrolling instagram and saw an update from the CCRM. My heart sank. It stated that at this time, they were still performing egg retrievals but had put a pause on all embryo transfers and iuis. The tears started to flow down my face. Of all reasons to have my cycle cancelled, it wasn’t my body’s fault, it was totally out of our control. This stupid virus was fucking up my whole treatment plan. After months of prep, and a month and half of medications, I was literally a week away from my transfer and it was cancelled in an instant. I sent the text to a close friend of mine. Blake was on a conference call, and I was mid convo with my friend. She called me immediately to say how sorry she was. And we both started crying. I just knew it. I was going to get cancelled and I had found out by casually scrolling my instagram. Brutal. Absolutely brutal. I still held on to a glimmer of hope for when I immediately called my doctors office. They were still waiting on feedback from our specific CCRM center and I would have to wait till the morning for a final word on whether I was getting cancelled.

I woke up, showered, and got our whole family ready. Otis included! And packed us all into the car to head to the doctors. Keep in mind, we were in the middle of a quarantine to stop the spread of Covid-19 and didn’t have our nanny with us so Otis was coming with us to my appointment. We got 5 minutes down the road and I called my clinic. I let them know there was no way I was coming into the office if my cycle was getting cancelled. They placed me on hold and the receptionist said I was being cancelled. So we turned around and awaited a call from my doctor. I talked to my doctor later that day. In a way, I kind of felt awful for her too. Having to make all of these gut wrenching calls to tell patients why their cycles needed to be cancelled. I think in that moment, things shifted as I know the weight of all of this falls on so many people. She explained that since the effects of covid-19 on early pregnancy are so unknown, she was not comfortable compromising my healthy and strong embryo to these unknown circumstances. We talked for a bit and while it was a bitter pill to swallow, I agreed with her. It was better to put everything on hold until the world was in a more stable position and we had more information to implant an embryo for best chances of success. Also treatment and monitoring might become increasingly difficult to knowingly put myself at risk if I had any complications would just not be the right thing to do.

WHAT’S NEXT?

The honest answer is that we wait. We wait till the world starts to recover. We wait till our health care systems are not being overloaded. And we wait until our doctors office comes up with a plan to start treatment cycles again.

Dealing with the repercussions of this pandemic world have left us all in a state of mourning. Mourning our past social lives, routines, and interactions. Not only was I mourning the state of the world, but I was mourning our cancelled cycle. While I am lucky to have doctors and a medical team that is putting my health and my future babies health first, the sting of being one week away from our transfer date is still fresh. It makes my heart ache knowing that others are going through the same and the worst of it, you can’t go to your girlfriends house to just get that hug you need right now. The solitude of quarantine kind of makes it an extra lonely time.

But before it sounds like a doom and gloom story, I wake up everyday, looking at Otis and smiling. Every day I am lucky enough to spend with him and our family staying home and spending this time together. The advantage of being through this before is that I have seen first hand how all the emotional and physical drains of treatment can be worth it. I know for a fact that I am strong and that I can stare infertility in the eye and kick its fucking ass. Excuse my language (sorry Mom I know you are reading this!) but you know what, I did this before and I WILL do it again.

To all my warriors out there that are feeling alone, scared, and hopeless I want you to know you have an army of women (and men!) behind you. The hardest thing to have through this process is hope but hope is what saw me through this the first time. Please know my heart is with you and whether you have shared your own journey with anyone else, I am here to support you. DM me. Email me. It might take me time to respond but if you need a friend, I am here. Don’t ever give up. Everyday I get to hear Otis’ laugh makes me so thankful I never gave up. Stay strong friends.

A note about this old photo from before quarantine. I was struggling to find a photo that was appropriate for this subject. This specific photo always reminds me that there is such beauty in the world meant to be enjoyed with your loved ones. And I know one day, we will be looking at this same sunset together as a family of four.

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COVID-19 CANCELLED MY FROZEN EMBRYO TRANSFER

STARTING MY FROZEN EMBRYO TRANSFER CYCLE

FIRST DAY OF INJECTIONS

LEADING UP TO EMBRYO TRANSFER

RUMBLINGS OF COVID-19

COVID-19 I HATE YOU

WHAT’S NEXT?

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adventurestofindmyself · 8 years ago

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Journey to Baby(s)

Well,

Since May of 2017 hubby and I have been ttc with no luck.

We just chalked that up to my irregular periods and thyroid problems.

I have been seeing an OBGYN since January/February of 2017. Who intern discovered my enlarged thyroid.

When I originally saw my OBGYN it was the first time I had seen anyone for things down under....in my life.

Some say I should have seen one a long time ago, which you are all probably right. The reason I hadn't was for many reasons:

I wasn't sexually active until July 2016....so why should I bother

I was embarrassed with my body

I was embarrassed with my body...parts

Just to name a few ^

To me those plus many more were great reasons to just skip it. But I figured with being married and sexually active that maybe I should make sure everything down there was okay (and inside as well) but at this time it was just for my know how. May 2017 we officially decided we were ready for a baby. We wanted to wait until we were married a year but we noticed we were ready way before that, but our original plan stuck due to NOT being able to conceive.

I do what NO ONE should do... NEVER GOOGLE YOUR SYMPTOMS!!!

I started to google why my periods wouldn't come for so long and when they came they stayed for more than I would like.

I google diagnosed myself with PCOS and INFERTILITY. So I contacted my doctors and asked if this was possible. They came back with “It is hard to diagnose PCOS without a proper examination.” And so it begins.

I went for my appointment and we set up an ultrasound the following week. They said everything seemed alright but I could have

Polyp(s)

A septum

So they scheduled me to have a second ultrasound but one with saline to open up my uterus/cervix more so they could see if these two things were indeed present, and they were. They seen 2-3 polyps of fairly good size (1-2inchs long) but couldn't say if they septum was truly a septum or just a large polyp.

Here is where the fun begins. To be safe they needed to remove the polyps they knew for sure and see if this septum was a true septum. The way to do this, is to have surgery. A D&C/Hysteroscopy to be exact. Last thing that I ever wanted to hear. But I couldn't say no to it if I wanted to do everything I could to be able to carry a child.

October 10, 2017 I had my surgery and I feel fine and have since that day. I have my follow up appointment on October 25, 2017 to go over how the surgery went and when we can start trying to have a baby.

I am excited and nervous. I hope she says we don't have to wait too much longer to start trying. I am in a few groups that people have attested to having the same type of surgery that I had and getting pregnant 1 or 2 cycles after. I hope thats the case!!

I wanted to start keeping track of everything and I guess Tumblr is a place to where I can say what I want and how much I want without putting it 100% to the people I know (besides the ones that follow me who already know).

Baby Mraz, whenever you come I want you to know that I have loved you from the very beginning of all of this. You are worth all of this and more.

#Hysteroscopy Surgery #Journey To Baby #You are loved #future babies #TTC #Journey to BFP

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The beginning of this week was really difficult for me. I had my surgery to remove some scar tissue from my uterus. Both my local doctor and my doctor in Seattle require my uterus be clear of all scar tissue before I can proceed with my FET in April. I’m hoping this will be the last surgery I need until then. I felt some really low lows this week, but I’m happy to say at least this week ended well.

Catch-up on Previous FET Prep Posts

FET Prep Week 1: 3.5 months until FET

FET Prep Week 2: Supplements, WTF Email, & Increased AMH Level

FET Prep Week 3: You say Future Tripping, I say Future Planning

FET Prep Week 4: Bad News from SIS Test

Countdown Until FET: 81 days (as of 02-03-2020)

Hysteroscopy Surgery

Bored Julie takes selfies before surgery. That teal hairnet though!

On Monday I had my hysteroscopy surgery, to clear the scar tissue from my uterus. My most recent miscarriage in September resulted in this third surgery. Three subsequent surgeries for only one miscarriage, and that doesn’t even count all the other surgeries I had before those three. When I woke up from surgery I remember saying to the nurse how painful it was, and it was more painful than the other ones. They gave me some oral pain medicine after the surgery but it didn’t kick in until I got home. Normally with my other surgeries I request hydrocodone, but this one I chose not to. My doctor said Ibuprofen should be good enough.

Waiting for surgery in my snazzy surgery socks.

I went to work the next day and did some physical work cleaning. But after one hour of cleaning I started to feel really wiped out and was hurting, I think I overdid it. Normally after my surgeries I take time off work, but I decided not to this time because with my SIS procedure and now this hysteroscopy, among other bills I just could not justify not working. I absolutely had to continue working to pay all the bills coming my way. I also had to clean up the house a bit before we left on vacation, and pack. I did a whole lot of bitching and crying this week from the intermittent pain.

Kitty watches The Bachelor with me while I rest after surgery.

Kitty cuddles post-surgery.

I called my doctor’s office Thursday to ask for some hydrocodone but my doctor was out for the weekend. I could not get the medicine at all due to me needing to leave on Friday. I learned that narcotics can’t be called in to a pharmacy due to needing the paper copy to be brought in-person. So right now I only have ibuprofen to help with the occasional pain.

Kitty cheering me up after my surgery.

Depression

I’ve been dealing with a low-grade depression since September, when I had my most recent miscarriage. But with this surgery I had this week and all of the stress that comes with this process, my depression really reared its ugly head. I haven’t felt that deep of a depression in almost a decade. I think it was just an accumulation of all the miscarriages, fertility treatments, and the large amount of debt that accumulated so quickly this previous week.

I was stressed, angry, and not getting enough sleep. I was working every day of the week after my surgery, despite the pain. I was feeling so incredibly overwhelmed and really feeling like there was very little hope of pulling myself out of it. As much as I wanted to lie in bed for the next month, I decided to do the exact opposite of how I was feeling. I pulled myself out of bed and slowly got started cleaning. I cleaned the house during the hours that my ibuprofen was working the most. I made some progress and took a step back to look at the progress. It felt pretty good to get at least something accomplished even though I felt like garbage. That was the first little glimmer of hope I had.

My to-do list was still long but I was determined to knock out one thing at a time. One-by-one I completed most of the things on my list that I wanted to do before my trip. Instead of forcing myself to get everything done, I chose to put off certain things that could wait until later. I think for anyone that is feeling overwhelmed or depressed, start with one simple task. Then prioritize just a few other tasks. Don’t worry about doing it all, because if you don’t set realistic expectations you’re just setting yourself up for failure. In the end I was able to do about 90% of what I needed to before the trip, not too shabby.

I also got the call back from my doctors office and my nurse explained to me that they found out it was simply scar tissue and not uterine cancer. I immediately felt a huge wave of relief. This is the second time they were concerned about me developing uterine cancer and I have gotten the all clear. I’m feeling very lucky and grateful right now.

Trip to Nevada

I had a true turnaround with how my week was going. I went from feeling so depressed at the beginning of the week, to feeling so happy and centered by the end of the week. The timing of my trip could not have been any better. As soon as my butt was in the seat of that plane I breathed a sigh of relief. My only regret with planning this trip is I wish I would have planned it for about two or three weeks earlier, due to the weather we were experiencing in Alaska.

January is notorious for being the worst month to live in Alaska. It’s one of the darkest and coldest times of year. We had a cold snap where it was -10 to -18 at times. Although December is the darkest month, with winter solstice having about 5.5 hours of sunlight, at least there are the holiday festivities and it is not quite as cold. In addition to my good old fashioned depression, I might have some Seasonal Affective Disorder as well. As soon as I felt the Nevada sun warming my pale arms from the window of my plane, I felt like I was starting to come back to life.

During our hike in Tecopa, California I found these stacked rocks.

We are visiting Kurtis’ mom and step-dad in Pahrump, just outside of Las Vegas. We’ll be staying in Las Vegas near the end of our trip. Saturday we drove out to Tecopa, California, which is not that long of a drive from Pahrump. We visited a farm where they grow dates out in the middle of the desert. Kurtis and I hiked a trail right next to the date farm. It was out in the desert, surrounded by mountains and ancient riverbeds. I have always loved the desert. I feel like I am on Mars, it’s so drastically different from Alaska. I don’t think I’d last a second out here though if it was in the middle of the summer. But it was a comfortable 70 degrees on our hike, the perfect temperature I think.

On our hike in the desert of California, near the Nevada border.

We finished up the week with Super Bowl Sunday. Kurtis & I are fans of the 49ers so it was a big deal that our team made it to the Super Bowl. Even though our team lost, it was still fun to watch. We wore our 49ers shirts and watched the game with his mom and her friends. Kurtis is a die-hard fan. He will yell and scream with excitement for every touchdown, field goal, and any gain of yardage. When his mom’s friends left a little before the end of the game Kurtis said to me, “I hope I didn’t scare them away with my yelling,” I just laughed and said “You probably did.” Back home he would watch the games every Sunday, Monday and Thursday and be yelling at his players, the other team, and the ref’s. Even when I wear my noise-cancelling headphones I can still hear him whooping and hollering. I’m not sure if they actually make noise-cancelling headphones that truly block out all the noises of a superfan. A week or so before the Superbowl I showed Kurtis some YouTube videos of sports fans losing their s**t. I told him, “I’m happy you aren’t like those crazy guys.” We thought those videos were hilarious and we had full-on belly laughs with tears watching these. Amazingly there is a treasure trove of many videos of fans going ballistic, I highly recommend checking those out if you need a good laugh.

Kurtis & I before the big game.

Mini Victories for the Week

I did not take any time off from work after my surgery. Gotta pay those bills!

I went from being emotionally overwhelmed, to feeling a lot better by the end of the week.

Got out hiking in the sun.

Chose not to have alcohol at all this week so I can stay on track with my FET prep.

Keeping up with most of my supplements.

Work in Progress

I’ve been a little lax with how I’ve been eating this week. I’ll allow some wiggle room with how I’m eating, so as not to stress myself out while I’m on vacation.

Opt for veggies as much as possible while on vacation, including salads, and veggie side dishes.

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FET Prep Week 5: Surgery, Depression & Trip to Nevada The beginning of this week was really difficult for me. I had my surgery to remove some scar tissue from my uterus.

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What to Expect with Laparoscopic Surgery?

If you have actually been following along with our fertility journey here on our blog site & over on our you understand I just recently had 2 laparoscopic surgical treatments. The initial was exploratory to look for endometriosis & the second to get rid of endometriosis. I fidgeted for both, yet more so for the very first exploratory surgical procedure due to the fact that I was my very first time having surgical treatment since I was eight years of ages! For me, getting a concept of what to anticipate, feeling ready & praying is the best method for me to manage my fear & anxiety. Asking questions on social media sites & finding out about lots of individuals's experiences gave me wonderful insight into exactly how to prepare! So, if you're nervous & * need * to know what to expect, I totally obtain it! I'm mosting likely to share an introduction of both surgical procedures + offer you a listing of suggestions listed below. I really hope sharing my experiences with you aids better prepare you for your own surgery. Feel in one's bones that recovery differs person to person & surgery to surgical procedure.

First surgery:

Exploratory laparoscopy, hysteroscopy & hystersalpingogram to look for endometriosis, in addition to examine my tubes, uterus & bordering organs. laparoscopic surgery

The day prior to the surgical treatment I had to do a fluids only diet plan & bowel prep.

Not fun, yet not as bad as I assumed. Once it was time to start with digestive tract prep, I required to be home & near a shower room for the remainder of the day. The eve the surgery, I really felt exhausted, psychological, overwhelmed & anxious.

The following morning we reached the medical facility for 10 a.m. to go over eleventh hour paperwork & obtain prepped. They took me back to my outpatient area where I slipped off & put on the health center gown + socks. I expected to be freezing, but fortunately there was a heated blanket awaiting me:-RRB- A little while later on a registered nurse was available in to ask me concerns, do bloodwork & put an IV in. Afterwards they called my spouse back to the space to sit with me. The waiting was no fun ... Surgery was scheduled for 12 p.m., however wound up getting pressed back to 1:30, so I had to wait over 3 hours with my IV in before returning for surgical treatment. I definitely suggest having something with you - book, phone, songs to help you waste time. Listening to praise songs helped me remain tranquil. The anesthesiologist, nurses & my medical professional was available in & bent on discuss paperwork & address any kind of questions.

Finally it was time to get rolled back. They provided me something to relax me & after that whatever obtained hazy very quickly. I hardly bear in mind being rolled right into the OR. Following thing I recognized, I was waking up in recuperation. I hadn't offered much idea to this part, but it was one of the most awful parts of the entire exerperience for me. I was freezing cold, trembling, suffering, whatever was blurry & I could not chat. Pain medications & warm coverings assisted calm me down & after about 20-30 mins my vision improved & I had the ability to connect. Not trying to freak y' full blast, just wanted to share because I want I would have know ahead of time what that would resemble.

They rolled me back to my area where my other half & physician were looking at the surgery results. My medical professional located endometriosis in several areas at about stage 2.5 & an infection in my uterus. Besides that, my tubes & womb & various other organs looked great. She informed us I would certainly have to set up an additional surgical treatment to eliminate the endo & a fibroid. I was really bummed regarding needing to go via everything once more, however grateful to have solutions after years of pain, questioning & infertility.

In recovery, as quickly as I was really feeling good enough to get up to head to the washroom, nausea struck me. They gave me nausea medications in my IV, which functioned well ... momentarily. I was in recuperation for regarding 2 hrs before being released.

sweetest hubby!

Certainly bring cushions & a blanket in the vehicle with you for the trip house. I was so tired from the anetheisa & slept the whole hr lengthy drive residence. I additionally brought something to regurgitate in - simply in case, yet luckily really did not require it in the auto. Once I obtained house I went right inside to get comfortable in a recliner chair. We had cushions, coverings & a heating pad all set. I was actually worn out, yet stayed up long enough to consume & take pain medications I really did not have much hunger & heard it was best to consume light the very first few days, so I stuck to poultry soup & crackers for my very first meal after surgical treatment. However, as quickly as the queasiness meds subsided I began vomitting ... which injured my cuts & was miserable! The nausea or vomiting proceeded through the evening but fortunately let up by the following early morning.

I took discomfort medication for very first 2 days. I absolutely recommend taking medications.

for at least the initial 1 day. You don't intend to be miserable & hurting, especially that opening night. I was very aching, weary & weak for the initial number of days, yet generally, recovery from the first lap had not been as poor as I believed it would be. My hubby was residence with me Saturday & Sunday. He maintained me fed, helped me get up + down, monitored my drug, and so on. He returned to work with Monday & I was fine by myself. By day 4 I felt much better & by day 5 I felt actually excellent literally. Emotionally I was actually down & depressed in the days adhering to both surgeries, but luckily that passed with time. My medical professional said that's totally normal, so just intended to share in situation anybody else experiences it. My terrific in-laws & parents maintained + assisted with the kids for both surgical procedures which was so vital & appreciated! Within a week I was feeling basically back to normal besides my incisions requiring more time to recover. 3 weeks later I returned for my 2nd surgical treatment.

Second surgical procedure:

Laparoscopic surgical treatment to eliminate stage 2.5 endometriosis & fibroid

prepared to get the endo out!

Every little thing was practically the same for my second surgical treatment has much as digestive tract prep & health center pre-op. I informed my medical professional about the nausea or vomiting after the initial surgical treatment, so she had the anethesiaologist provide me some anti-nausea medication in the anesthesia & the nurses likewise put a 72 hr anti-nausea spot on me after surgical procedure. Luckily those points worked like a beauty!

My second surgery was longer than the first & I wound up being under anesthesia for nearly 5 hrs. The surgical procedure went as intended & was really successful so grateful!

My medical professional utilized a robotic to eliminate every one of the endo & take out the fibroid. My healing in the hospital wasn't as smooth & fast as the very first time. I arrived at the health center at 5 a.m. (for 7 a.m. surgical treatment) & had not been discharged up until 8 p.m. Longgg day! The hold up was because of my bladder. Before you can be discharged, you have to have the ability to bowel movement on your own. Well, that simply wasn't taking place for me. Long story short, my bladder was essentially still "asleep" from anesthetic. So after about 4+ hrs of trying to take place my very own & lots of splits, I had to have a catheter placed in to drain my bladder ... so fun, y' all ... Thankfully I was able to be discharged quickly after.

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Dr. Amol Lunkad Reviews | Indira IVF Pune | Elawoman

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Between Rs.104400 to Rs. 231600

The cost of IVF treatment in Pune depends on a few variables including the experience of the Fertility specialist, the intricacy of the couple's case and in addition use of given sperms, eggs or fetuses. The prerequisite of extra treatments, for example, ICSI treatment and Helped hatching method alongside IVF likewise increases the cost.

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What Is IVF | Diet for After IVF Procedure - Know what to eat after IVF treatment | ElaWoman

When planning for a baby into IVF Treatment or IVF procedure and test tube baby or In Vitro Fertilization is one of the most effective ones available these days. However, not many of us know what exactly it is and how it works.

Here is a basic diet plan, which you can follow after the successful completion of IVF. Your diet will mainly comprise of well-nourished meals in the form of the breakfast, lunch, evening snacks and dinner. If required, depending on the condition of your health, you can also have healthy foods in between the meals in controlled proportions.

IVF Diet: Nutritional Guidelines for Your Fertility Treatment-

Pre Breakfast

Morning Breakfast

Lunch

Evening Snacks

Dinner

For dinner, you can follow this diet plan

Pre Breakfast

You can actually start your day with soaked nuts along with a glass of coconut water. You can also eat an apple to kick start your day.

Morning Breakfast

Breakfast is the main meal of the entire day. You need to know that the food items you consume in the morning time should be nutritious in nature. There are various food options, which you can surely include in your breakfast such as egg omelet, sprouts, Porridge, fruits like apples and oranges as well as milk products.You can also include home made upma, sandwich made of brown bread in your diet. You should use whole grain bread, which is free of refined flour. You can also follow the below mentioned diet for the breakfast.

Lunch

A woman who has just undergone in vitro fertilization treatment needs to keep a check of the food items, which she is consuming. Most of us feel the urge to increase our diet towards the end of the day. But, this causes an imbalance in the digestive system of the body in the long term. Therefore, you need to keep a check on the menu you eat in the lunchtime.

You should have 2-multigrain chapatis, 1 bowl of vegetable of your choice and 1 bowl of curd. You can replace curd with buttermilk also.

If you are highly allergic to gluten, some of the highly recommended foods include peanut butter, strawberries, bananas, mixed vegetable sandwiches and gluten free food items. It is essential to note that women who are expecting to get pregnant need to keep a note on the least consumption of processed foods, oily foods and sugary foods.

Evening Snacks

You can consume food items like almonds, walnuts, fruits like apples, oranges, pears as well as avocados in proper quantities in the form of snacks. This will ensure that you keep providing nutrition to your body at regular intervals.

Having evening snacks reduces the large gap between the lunch and the dinner. By having snacks in the evening you don’t end yourself overeating at night. You should keep your food to be very light at nighttime. Most of the women feel anxious, once in vitro fertilization treatment is accomplished. This can be curbed with the help of the consumption of the nutritious snacks from time to time.

Dinner

Most of us have the dinner in a lavish way. We make plans with our family members to have dinner together and ultimately end up consuming way more than the other meals of the day. This is a negative habit, which increases your weight and also causes gastric issues. Whether you eat alone or with your family, portion control must be the key for your daily dinner food. You need to pick up some of the best foods and ensure that you consume them in restricted proportions.

1.Sridevi Fertility Center

Sridevi Fertility Center is an infertility facility in Ashok Nagar and it is one of the best infertility centers in Hyderabad. The center is visited by Dr. Swetha Thumula. A portion of the administrations given by the facility is IUI, IVF - ET, ICSI, Cryopreservation, Laparoscopy, and Hysteroscopy, Male Infertility, Giver programs, Surrogacy, Ovulation Enlistment, Mirena (Hormonal IUD and Testicular Biopsy.

Sridevi Fertility Center is a standout amongst the best fertility facilities. It is a standout amongst the best IVF center in Hyderabad.

Success Rate: 33%

Services offered: IVF, IUI, ICSI

IVF Package: Rs. 2,00,000

IVF Specialists: Dr. Swetha Thumula

Location: Ashok Nagar

2.Lakshmi Hospital

Lakshmi Hospital for Women Children and Multispeciality is a unit of Laxmi Hospitals which is committed to women and children. Top Best IVF Centre in Hyderabad and gives 24 Hrs Pediatrics Crisis and Injury Care Administrations with other treatment alternatives like Hypersensitive Issue Medicines.

In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF), Intrauterine Insemination (IUI), Spirometry-lung Capacity Testing-lung Capacity Testing, Nebulization, Inoculation, Counseling Sessions, Antenatal Care and Pregnancy Conveyance, Postnatal (Post conveyance) Care, Infertility Evaluation and Treatment, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), Malignant growth Discovery Screening, and Unfavorably susceptible Confusion Treatment. It is a tertiary care hospital and houses experienced specialists and the patient care group. Dr. Rajaya Lakshmi is the visiting specialist at Lakshmi Hospital for Women Children and Multispeciality.

Success Rate: 39%

Services offered: IVF, IUI, ICSI

IVF Package: Rs. 1,80,000

IVF Specialists: Dr. Rajaya Lakshmi

Location: Madinaguda, Hyderabad.

Sarujana Fertility Centre

Sarujana Fertility Centre is one of the eminent Fertility Focuses arranged in Nagole, Hyderabad. This is likewise a Multi-Claim to fame Medical clinic and gives administrations like In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF), Intrauterine Insemination (IUI), Intracytoplasmic Sperm Infusion (ICSI), Microsurgical Epididymal Sperm Aspiration (MESA), Testicular Sperm Aspiration (TESA), Endometriosis, Percutaneous Sperm Aspiration (PESA), Fibroids, Small Sized Uterus, Male and Female Infertility, Ectopic Pregnancy, Multiple Abortions, Azoospermia, Semen Freezing, Hysterosalpingogram - HSG, Surrogacy, and Freezing of Sperms/Embryos/Oocytes. Dr. T Soujanya Reddy and Dr. N.S Rani are the meeting specialists at Srujana Fertility Center.

Success Rate: 55%

Services offered: IVF, IUI, ICSI

IVF Package: Rs. 1,90,000

IVF Specialists: Dr. T. Soujanya Reddy, Dr. N.S RANI

Location: Nagole, Hyderabad.

4.Hyderabad Woman and Fertility Center

A certified medical practitioner, Hyderabad Woman and Fertility Center in Kothapet, Hyderabad is one among the celebrated Infertility Centres, having practiced the clinical specialization for many years and this center is one of IVF Hyderabad Centres. This scientific practitioner's sanatorium was hooked up in 2016 and considering the fact that then, it has drawn ratings of patients not handiest from in and around the neighborhood but also from the neighboring regions as properly.

Hyderabad Woman and Fertility Center in Kothapet has a well-equipped and properly-maintained hospital. It is sectioned right into a waiting region for sufferers, wherein they can await their flip. This medical institution has a consulting room, wherein this practitioner attends to patients among the consulting timings. Usually, on the first visit, this practitioner very well understands and documents the affected person's scientific history and discusses the diverse fitness issues they're currently going through. Following this, the doctor may additionally conduct an easy exam to check and verify the signs of the ailment. Based on this examination, this physician prescribes an appropriate course of the movement, be it treatment or further diagnostic assessments.

Success Rate: 55%

Services offered: IVF, IUI, ICSI

IVF Package: 230000 INR

IVF Specialists: Dr. Swapna Chekuri

Location: Kothapet, IVF Centres in Kothapet, Hyderabad

5.SREE Fertility and IVF Center

We will likely give affordable and quality care in a world class ambiance. A dedicated team of IVF specialists is committed to conveying the highest standards of infertility treatment under complete protection and confidentiality. Research and innovation are bases of the culture at SREE IVF Center, with attention on the development and practice of more up to date methods including Oocyte Banking, In Vitro Fertilization, IVF and Preimplantation Genetic Determination. We represent considerable authority in every last aspect of infertility and give far-reaching administrations in IUI, IVF, IVF-ICSI, Assisted reproductive, sexual and mental problem and try to give moral and emotional support to our infertility patients.

Our team consisting of gynecologists, fertility specialists, embryologists, and andrologists give you customized attention at each step. Your treatment is started with careful treatment and physical examination. You can be guaranteed of accepting a thorough treatment design tailored to satisfy your requirements. We will likely enhance your odds of effectively conveying a baby to term. One of the 12 individuals in India to have recognition by the central board to start a partnership program in IVF Almost every alternate individual experiencing IVF in our unit gets pregnant.

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Best IVF Centres in Jalandhar | Mannat IVF centre and Super Speciality Hospital | Elawoman

Mannat IVF center and Super Speciality Hospital

Mannat IVF centre and Super Speciality Hospital is known for housing experienced IVF Specialists. Dr. Shweta Nanda, a very much rumored IVF Specialist, rehearses in Jalandhar. Visit this medical wellbeing center for IVF Specialists prescribed by 75 patients.Mannat Super Specility Fertility and IVF Center is a perceived name in patient consideration.

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Genesis Fertility and Surgical Center

Genesis Fertility & Surgical Center and The Joint Clinic is an Infertility clinic in Model Town, Jalandhar. The clinic is visited by specialists like Dr. Sonia Kamboj, Dr. Lakhvinder Singh and Dr. Manish Bansal.

Services

Hysterectomy (Abdominal/Vaginal)

Hysteroscopy

Laparoscopic Surgery (Obs and Gyn)

Minimally Invasive Surgery

Obstetrics and Gynecology

Infertility

Laparoscopy

Mirena (Hormonal Iud)

ICSI

IUI-Intrauterine-insemination.

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Virk Fertility Services

VFS Center For Human Reproduction, an ISO 9001-2008 affirmed ART center offers a complete scope of infertility services under one rooftop and we are known for our innovation, integrity, medical and specialized brilliance, customized services, and steady willingness to acknowledge patients facing the most troublesome medical difficulties

Virk Hospital, driven by Dr. S.P.S.Virk , in jalandhar, has finished 20 years in leading the route in infertility the executives. Virk hospital takes pride in giving more than 15,000 + fruitful pregnancies through IVF, ICSI, IUI, Donor Sperm, Donor Embryo, Laparoscopy, Hysteroscopy, Surrogacy. The center is under the medical and logical control of internationally acclaimed IVF specialists.Virk Fertility Services is known for housing experienced IVF Specialists. Dr. Virk Fertility Service Center, an all around rumored IVF Specialist, rehearses in Jalandhar. Visit this medical wellbeing center for IVF Specialists suggested by 49 patients.

Virk Fertility Services in Jalandhar City, Jalandhar is one among the observed Test Tube Baby Centers, having rehearsed the medical specialization for a long time. This medical professional's clinic was set up in 1992 and since at that point, it has drawn scores of patients from in and around the area as well as from the neighboring territories also. This medical expert is capable in identifying, diagnosing and treating the different medical problems and issues identified with the medical field. This specialist has the imperative learning and the mastery not simply to address a various arrangement of wellbeing illnesses and conditions yet in addition to avoid them.

Babies World IVF Centre

Babies World IVF Centre unit of Chhabra Hospital and Maternity Home Jalandhar(Pb) India is Renowned name known for perfection in infertility treatment.

We, at Babies World, are dedicated to researching and treating infertility. Giving birth to a child is the single most essential snapshot of extraordinary delight and ponder , both for the couple and us.

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