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What are the signs of good fertility?

Fertility and infertility are two sides of the same coin. While the former brings a positive result, the latter carries a negative result and makes the couple suffer for a long time. However, if you find yourself fertile and able to conceive a baby naturally, consider yourself lucky as infertile couples, or infertility in women won’t give them the utter happiness of their life.

Hence, in this article, we will discuss in detail the signs of good fertility and the solutions for infertility in women.

Signs of good fertility :

For most people, fertility can be a Pandora box, making it hard for couples to decode what it will bring in the next step. However, with the help of these well-established signs of good fertility, you can effectively clear your mind.

You have a regular menstrual cycle- women who have 28 days of the menstrual cycle are more likely to conceive effectively than those women who have trouble functioning a

Normal menstrual cycle. 

You never had a pelvic infection- Chronic conditions such as a series of history of diseases and other minor surgeries might lead to getting affected by a pelvic infection. 

You have regular ovulation- Regular ovulation cycle will make sure you produce a healthy matured egg every month to complete the reproduction process healthily.

No other signs of complications in reproductive parts- One of the most significant signs of good fertility is that you do not have any complications in your reproductive parts or your fallopian tubes are in healthy working conditions.

Your periods are not heavy or painful-  You will be astonished to find that if they are not heavy or painful, it is a sign of good fertility. This whole process is quite simple find out your fertility condition.

Infertility in women : 

Infertility in women is a condition in which a woman fails to conceive with his male partner or a complicated situation when she becomes unable to get pregnant naturally even after trying for more than a year via unprotected sex.

Common symptoms of infertility in women are :

Frequent female infertility symptoms are-

Endometriosis 

Damaged/ blocked fallopian tubes 

Age 

Ovulation disorder 

Poor lifestyle 

Chronic illness 

Severe infection 

Complications in reproductive parts

Abnormal menstrual cycle 

Genetic disorder 

Hormonal issues 

Obesity 

Possible fertility tests for women :

Hysterosalpingography ( HSG X-ray)- It evaluates the uterus and fallopian tube condition using an X-ray to find the presence of polyps, fibroids, and other trouble in the nearby uterus.

Hormone Blood Test (Ovulation Testing)- A hormone test will help determine the level of FSH and LH hormones, which are essential for reproduction.

Ovarian reserve testing- This test is performed to check the number of eggs present in the ovaries of a woman.

Sonogram (ultrasound)- ultrasound will be performed to examine the pelvic region to find if there are any abnormalities or not.

Sonohysterogram- A saline solution is used to fill the uterine cavity, allowing a doctor to better view the uterine lining and other pelvic regions during a transvaginal ultrasound.

Hysteroscopy- Infertility in women can also be tested when a surgeon performs a hysteroscopy procedure to monitor inside the cervix and the uterus to treat and diagnose dysfunctions in female infertility 

Laparoscopy-  

It is a minor surgical procedure in which a telescope-like instrument called a laparoscope, with light and a small camera, allows the surgeon to see inside the body. This will help them to evaluate the structure of the reproductive system.

Available treatments for female infertility :

Possible Female Infertility Treatment are- 

Medicinal treatment to reduce infertility in women-

Gonadotrophins- Aids stimulate women's ovulation while reducing men's high risk of infertility.

Gonadotrophin- To release hormone and usage of the medicine to encourage ovulation in women.

Clomifene- It encourages ovulation so that women can produce more mature eggs.

Metformin- It is generally given to those women who suffer from PCOD.

Surgical treatment- 

Fallopian tube surgery 

Surgery for endometriosis, PCOS, and fibroids 

Assistive reproductive technology (ART)-

In-trauterine Insemination (IUI) 

In-vitro fertilization (IVF) 

Donation of sperms and eggs 

Want to know more? 

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So phrases like "people with uteruses" or "people who have periods" never really bothered me as much as more overtly dehumanizing phrases like "bleeders" or "birthing bodies", but I saw a post today talking about the abnormal symptoms women experienced after getting tear gassed protesting, that ended with something like "we don't know the full effects of tear gas on people with uteruses". And what struck me about that is that's not really correct, because female people without uteruses (either bc they were born without one or bc they had a hysterectomy) will still experience different symptoms after being tear gassed than male people. Women metabolize substances differently than men, our immune systems are different, our hormonal cycles are different, our skin has different thicknesses, etc. All of those things have potential effects on tear gas reactions, and are not dependent on whether or not we have a uterus. They're dependent on whether or not we're female. So saying "people with uteruses" when what is meant is "female people" is not really accurate. And I realized that a lot of times when people use those kinds of phrases, they aren't being accurate.

For example, I'm sure we've all seen people say things about how the repeal of Roe v Wade will harm people with uteruses/people who can get pregnant/etc. And while yes, it definitely harms those people, the full truth is that abortion bans harm *female* people, *regardless of if they can get pregnant or have a uterus.* Because female people who don't have uteruses can still get pregnant, and in those rare cases will 100% of the time need an abortion. Female people who deal with infertility and can't carry a fetus to term can still be jailed for miscarrying. Female people who are completely sterile (for whatever reason) can still be denied medications/medical treatment on the grounds that the treatment could theoretically harm a fetus. Female people who may currently have no uterus/no longer be able to get pregnant but who have had an abortion in the past will face increased stigma.

Here's another example:

It seems pretty straightforward- menstruation stigma is experienced by people who menstruate. But again, that's only half true. Period stigma is experienced by all female people, regardless of if they menstruate. Think about the fact that we are told female people should not hold political leadership because "what if a female president has PMS and starts a war", despite the fact that almost all female presidential candidates are old enough that they would have experienced menopause. Female people have their feelings dismissed because "it must be that time of the month", regardless of if they're too young to menstruate or too old or if they have a condition causing amenorrhea. Female children grow up seeing periods- a natural function of their bodies- portrayed as disgusting, dirty and gross, as making them unclean, as something to dread and fear. This affects them before they experience menarche, this affects them even if they never experience menarche. It affects all female people.

I could come up with more examples, but you get the idea. Reducing female people to singular body parts and organs inherently denies the reality of femaleness. All parts of us (both biological and social) interact with all other parts of us to form an experience that can't be understood by chopping us up and putting our individual functions under the microscope. In order to get an accurate picture you need to look at the whole (female) human.

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absolutely unhinged rant about fertility treatments (specifically ICSI) below the cut

uhm... just watched a video of the process of an ICSI (intracytoplasmic sperm injection) fertility treatment and they used a needle to inject one single sperm into an egg. that gave me the heebie jeebies as a biologist. like. the only reason 99.9% of us are alive at all is because 1) the egg we were made from was viable, 2) only the utmost fit sperm were able to reach the egg at all, and 3) naturally the egg has the 'final say' in which sperm 'wins' and it chooses which sperm is most fit to fertilize it.

like. injecting an egg with a needle can hurt the cell membrane and fuck up fetal development. what happens if the one single sperm you chose from the cum vial was one that wouldn't even be able to swim past the inside of the pussy lip, congrats, you just let a dumbshit useless disadvantageous sperm fertilize an egg. you have no idea if that egg was viable or not and what if it was fucked up before you even stuck a needle through the membrane.

idk this almost makes me sick to think about. the female body works so hard to protect you from pregnancy and has a system to try and get you only the healthiest of pregnancies possible, your egg shits on bad sperm and your endometrium tries its hardest to flush out the zygote if it doesnt implant correctly and in a safe location. i think there's only so far you can take fertility treatments until it becomes completely inhumane for everyone involved, but especially the mother and the fetus.

the absolute worst part of it all is that ICSI was created for couples that are having trouble concieving because of Male Factor Infertility. why the fuck are we making lab babies out of sperm that isn't even functional enough to do the only thing it was made to do: SWIM? imagine every single sperm this guy ever shoots out from his pathetic cum is too weak to swim up to the egg. idk if this is just the evolutionary biologist in me talking but i would rather die than willingly incubate, give birth to, and raise the poor kid who would end up being a result of absolutely abysmal sperm. if they can't swim to the egg then they don't deserve to fertilize the egg. i don't want to damn my own child to a life of genes that are actively working against its survival

even if i wasnt terrified of pregnancy and didnt hate kids and i really really wanted a family, i still wouldnt want to have my own biological child because there's an almost guaranteed chance that, regardless of its sex, it will have FXS or at least the premutation for it because that shit is on both of my stupid little X chromosomes and i would not wish this on anyone ever

Like. i know that fertility treatments are mad expensive and very few people get them but whyyy why why why would you let inept sperm fertilize something why are we even entertaining this it is sooo unethical in every way

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“Since women were seen as reproductive beings, any and every disorder they experienced was treated by treatment of the reproductive organs, Anemia, "hysteria," insanity, “criminality" were treated by sexual surgery, the gynecologists often removing one ovary or fallopian tube at a time, thereby prolonging the patient's original condition, her suffering, and her dependence on the doctor. Performing a dilation and curettage (forcibly dilating the cervix and scraping out the lining of the womb) for "the moral effect" was commonplace. This surgical rape was particularly recommended for unladylike or boisterous girls. Cruelest of all, yet defended as "vivisection of the noble kind, was genital mutilation, the so-called "female circumcision," the excision of the clitoris and external genitalia. Throughout the whole of the nineteenth century and into the twentieth, this operation was performed to cure masturbation, hallucinations, "vaginal catarrh," "spinal irritation" and "hysterical mania,” and was particularly recommended for epilepsy. Leading the “advanced" countries in this specialized field of surgery, Britain and America marched complacently backward into the dark ages of the Near and Middle East, where female sexual mutilation continued to be found equally efficacious as a cure for the female condition called womanhood.

Yet a picture of women as eternal victims of their sex would be far from the truth. The historical overview of the whole business of sex, menstruation and reproduction shows how consistently women sought, and how frequently they achieved, a measure of control. This is particularly true of contraception; since childbirth was and remains the most life-threatening physical activity that women naturally undertake, there was always a strong incentive to minimize or avoid it. The staggering range of devices and potions from prehistory to the present day, with women worldwide straining every nerve for non-motherhood, also casts an ironic sidelight on the myth of the "maternal instinct." Anything and everything, it seems, that could possibly have conferred the blessing of infertility was pressed into service.”

-Rosalind Miles; Who Cooked The Last Supper? The Women’s History of the World

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Researching Intersex conditions after being diagnosed with one at age 30 has been an absolutely WILD ride. (This post is absurdly long and niche)

First of all there's no 100% agreed upon definition of Intersex. Doctors and scientific researchers use the term in a very different way than the intersex community does. And the popular definition most cis people think of only refers to people with ambiguous genitalia or both sets of genitalia.

Even in the medical community there's not a set standard for what is Intersex. Some define it as specifically the chromosomal abnormalities like XY androgen insensitivity, XXY, and other specifically chromosomal variations. Others add in other genetic conditions. Some include any disorder of sexual development. Some consider any kind of condition which results in an AFAB person being masculine and vice versa to be an intersex condition, including PCOS which causes AFAB people to have traits like extra body hair, infertility, and high testosterone levels, and hypogonadism in AMAB people which can result in a micropenis.

The Intersex community and experts in intersex conditions consider what I have to be an intersex condition but general practice doctors don't necessarily see it that way. Some doctors do consider it an intersex condition in AMAB people but not AFAB people, despite AFAB people also experiencing sexual dysfunction and infertility but because untreated it makes our bodies resemble the current beauty standards (hairless and child-like), it's very rarely seen that way by regular doctors.

Doctors are also very unwilling to prescribe Testosterone as a treatment for the symptoms despite a growing body of evidence that it alleviates a lot of the worst symptoms much better than an estrogen-progesterone regiment (fatigue, sexual dysfunction, low bone density).

Because I have a hypogonadism condition, only a small segment of the medical community consider me to be Intersex, but the Intersex community considers me Intersex. And judging by how the way I feel about my body, my mental health, and my actual health improved when I started taking "cross-sex HRT" (that's what my chart says), I am 100% on board with it being called an Intersex condition. I was on Estrogen-Progesterone for years because I thought pregnancy was a risk (HAHAHAHA it was NOT) and it made my mental health worse, it made me grow boobs which I HATE, and it didn't actually improve any of the problems the condition causes. The treatment that worked the best was literally transitioning.

I also found out there is no good medical literature on how much testosterone a cis woman should have. Doctors have decided that AFAB people with hypogonadism conditions need ZERO testosterone despite the levels considered healthy in cis women being 15-70, but the studies on how much cis women should have are heavily skewed because they eliminated basically any woman they considered too hairy or manly from the studies, even if she was perfectly healthy. So we literally don't even know what the actual average range or healthy range of testosterone is in cis women. We just don't know.

Finding out how much the medical community doesn't know and doesn't care about intersex conditions/dsds is so concerning. Like AFAB people who have what I do experience all kinds of horrible things and doctors are like "Nah testosterone will make you ugly so you have to suffer and keep having fatigue and sexual dysfunction but I can offer you pills that make you grow tits and increase your risk of stroke."

It's so so frustrating. Like we're literally not strictly female, we don't have entire female or male reproductive systems we just have like non-functional stuff in there and for some reason doctors are like no you absolutely can't become an ugly man you have to be an attractive, suffering girl. Even though you literally aren't one. Since you're naturally hairless and small and cute you have to stay that way even if it means you can't have pain-free sex.

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Navigating Endometriosis: Understanding its Dynamics as You Age

Endometriosis is a complex and often challenging condition that affects individuals assigned female at birth. As women age, questions often arise about how endometriosis may evolve and impact their health. Endometriosis is a chronic condition where tissue resembling the uterine lining grows outside the uterus, commonly affecting the ovaries, fallopian tubes, and pelvic tissues. This displacement leads to inflammation, scarring, and debilitating symptoms such as pelvic pain, painful intercourse, and infertility. The diagnostic journey for endometriosis is often prolonged due to its diverse symptoms, and the impact on both physical and emotional well-being is profound. While there is no cure, various treatments, including pain management, hormonal therapies, and surgery, aim to alleviate symptoms and improve the overall quality of life for those affected. Increased awareness and advocacy efforts play a crucial role in fostering understanding, reducing stigma, and enhancing the support and care available to individuals navigating the complexities of endometriosis.

As the pages of time turn, the question of how endometriosis evolves with age becomes a poignant exploration into the intricacies of this often enigmatic condition. Endometriosis, a chronic disorder affecting individuals assigned to females at birth, unveils its unique challenges, leaving many to wonder whether its impact intensifies with time. This inquiry delves into the dynamic nature of endometriosis as it traverses the various stages of life, addressing the nuanced ways in which symptoms may manifest and evolve. From the early onset of symptoms in adolescence to the potential relief during pregnancy and the complexities presented by menopause, understanding how endometriosis interfaces with the aging process is crucial. As we embark on this exploration, we navigate the labyrinthine landscape of endometriosis, seeking insights into whether its presence intensifies or wanes with the inevitable march of time and how such knowledge can empower individuals to navigate their unique journeys with resilience and informed decision-making.

ENDOMETRIOSIS IN DIFFERENT LIFE STAGES

Adolescence and Early Adulthood:

Endometriosis is often diagnosed in the reproductive years, typically in the late teens to early 30s. Symptoms may become more noticeable during menstruation and can impact daily life.

Pregnancy and Menopause:

For some, pregnancy offers relief from symptoms, while others may experience a recurrence post-pregnancy. Menopause, marked by a decline in estrogen levels, generally alleviates symptoms, but exceptions exist.

FACTORS INFLUENCING ENDOMETRIOSIS WITH AGE

Hormonal Changes:

Fluctuations in hormonal levels, especially estrogen, play a crucial role. Menopause, characterized by reduced estrogen, often leads to symptom relief.

Childbirth:

Pregnancy and childbirth may temporarily alleviate symptoms, possibly due to hormonal changes and the cessation of menstrual cycles.

Post-Menopausal Endometriosis:

While rare, endometriosis can persist or develop after menopause. This may be attributed to lingering estrogen production in other tissues.

MANAGING ENDOMETRIOSIS AS YOU AGE

Medical Management:

Hormonal treatments, pain medications, and anti-inflammatory drugs are common approaches. Discussing options with healthcare providers is crucial.

Surgical Interventions:

In severe cases or if fertility is a concern, surgical procedures may be considered to remove endometriotic tissue.

Lifestyle Modifications:

Sustaining a healthy lifestyle, incorporating consistent exercise and a well-balanced diet, plays a role in enhancing overall well-being.

Endometriosis is a dynamic condition that can evolve with age. While some may find relief during pregnancy or after menopause, others might experience persistent symptoms. The key lies in individualized management approaches tailored to the specific needs and goals of each person. Consulting with healthcare professionals regularly ensures a proactive and informed approach to navigating the complexities of endometriosis throughout different life stages. Remember, knowledge empowers, and understanding the nuances of endometriosis can pave the way for a more informed and confident journey.

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What role does ovulation play in the process of child conception?

Ovulation plays a crucial role in the process of child conception. Here's how it works:

Ovulation: Ovulation is the release of a mature egg (ovum) from a woman's ovary. It typically occurs in the middle of her menstrual cycle, around day 14 in a 28-day cycle. The egg is released into the fallopian tube.

Fertilization Window: Ovulation marks the most fertile period in a woman's menstrual cycle. Sperm can survive in the female reproductive tract for several days, so having intercourse in the days leading up to and during ovulation increases the chances of sperm meeting the egg.

Fertilization: If a sperm successfully reaches the egg in the fallopian tube and fertilizes it, it forms a zygote. This is the beginning of a potential pregnancy.

Embryo Development: The zygote starts dividing and developing into an embryo. It travels down the fallopian tube towards the uterus.

Implantation: Once the embryo reaches the uterus, it may implant into the uterine lining. If successful, this results in pregnancy.

Without ovulation and the release of an egg, conception cannot occur. Understanding one's menstrual cycle and pinpointing ovulation is crucial for couples trying to conceive naturally. For those with fertility issues, assisted reproductive technologies like IVF can be used to facilitate conception, even without natural ovulation. Connect with the Best IVF Centre in India |Aurawomen for the best infertility treatment.

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Gay men can feel just as entitled to biological kids as straight men.

Nov. 6, 2023, 4:42 PM EST

By Isabela Espadas Barros Leal and Steven Romo

The high cost of surrogacy, an increasingly popular option for couples looking to expand their families biologically, has led some prospective same-sex parents to turn to crowdfunding. 

Kyle and Jack Maurelli, a gay couple living in New York state, began a GoFundMe campaign in July after their insurance company told them they didn’t qualify for the infertility coverage necessary to cover the cost of an embryo transplant. Having a baby through surrogacy can cost up to $250,000, according to Family Equality, a nonprofit that advocates for LGBTQ families. 

“We successfully created embryos, however, our path to parenthood has been fraught with financial challenges due to the exorbitant expenses associated with fertility treatments like surrogacy and in vitro fertilization (IVF),” the Maurellis, who married in 2019, wrote on their GoFundMe page. “Despite both of us working tirelessly, the overwhelming burden of these costs totaling approximately 180K and climbing is proving to be an insurmountable obstacle.”

The couple’s insurance company, Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield, told NBC News NOW that it “covers fertility services as mandated by New York state law.” On the state’s website, infertility is defined, in part, as “the incapacity to impregnate another person or to conceive, due to the failure to establish a clinical pregnancy after 12 months of regular, unprotected sexual intercourse or therapeutic donor insemination, or after six months of regular unprotected sexual intercourse or therapeutic donor insemination for an individual who can conceive at 35 years of age or older.” This would not apply to male same-sex couples. 

“It just doesn’t feel fair; it feels discriminatory,” Jack Maurelli said of infertility definitions like the one used by New York state. 

He added, “I feel like there’s a stigma that two men can’t raise a child together or that men are incapable of raising children on their own, and it’s something we want to stop.” 

Kyle and Jack Maurelli.Krystal Rahner

Kyle Maurelli noted that if he were in a heterosexual marriage, he and his spouse could get up to $100,000 worth of fertility treatments through his health insurer. 

When asked about the couple’s interactions with Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield, Kyle Maurelli said, “They have said things like, ‘You’re not infertile and your husband’s not infertile, so the two of you can naturally reproduce with females that are fertile.’”

The Maurellis, who said they’ve already spent about $65,000 on fertility costs, said they expect surrogacy to cost another $180,000. They said they’ve taken out loans against their home and have gotten second jobs to help with the cost. So far, the men have raised about $5,000 of their $50,000 fundraising goal on GoFundMe.

Currently, 20 states besides New York, plus Washington, D.C., have laws requiring coverage for infertility, according to Resolve: The National Infertility Association, and at least 15 of those laws mandate coverage for in vitro fertilization.

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Demystifying Female Infertility: Exploring 5 Potential Causes

Female infertility is a complex condition that affects a significant number of women around the world. The inability to conceive can be emotionally challenging and often prompts a search for answers. While infertility can have various underlying causes, this article aims to shed light on five potential factors that may contribute to female infertility. By understanding these causes, individuals and healthcare professionals can work together to explore appropriate interventions and treatment options.

Hormonal Imbalances: One of the common causes of female infertility is hormonal imbalances. Hormones such as estrogen, progesterone, luteinizing hormone (LH), and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) play vital roles in regulating the menstrual cycle and promoting ovulation. Any disruption in the delicate balance of these hormones can lead to irregular or absent ovulation, making it difficult for women to conceive.

Structural Abnormalities: Structural abnormalities within the reproductive system can also contribute to female infertility. Conditions such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), endometriosis, uterine fibroids, or blocked fallopian tubes can hinder the fertilization process or implantation of a fertilized egg. These conditions may require medical intervention or surgical procedures to restore fertility.

Age-related Factors: Advancing age is a significant factor that impacts female fertility. As women age, the quantity and quality of their eggs decline. The chances of chromosomal abnormalities and miscarriages increase, making it more challenging to conceive naturally. It is important for women to be aware of their reproductive timeline and seek assistance from healthcare professionals if they face difficulties in conceiving as they get older.

Lifestyle Factors: Certain lifestyle factors can contribute to female infertility. Obesity, excessive alcohol consumption, smoking, drug abuse, and high levels of stress can all have adverse effects on reproductive health. These factors can disrupt hormonal balance, interfere with ovulation, and affect the overall fertility of women. Adopting a healthy lifestyle that includes regular exercise, a balanced diet, and stress management techniques can positively impact fertility.

Medical Conditions and Treatments: Certain medical conditions and treatments can also cause infertility in females. Conditions such as thyroid disorders, autoimmune diseases, diabetes, and cancer can affect fertility. Additionally, treatments such as chemotherapy and radiation therapy can damage the reproductive organs and impair fertility. It is crucial for women with these conditions to consult with their healthcare providers to explore fertility preservation options before undergoing such treatments.

Conclusion: Understanding the potential causes of female infertility is crucial for women and healthcare professionals alike. By identifying these factors, individuals can take proactive steps to address and manage their reproductive health. It is important to remember that each case of infertility is unique, and a comprehensive evaluation by a healthcare professional is essential to determine the underlying cause and develop an appropriate treatment plan. With advancements in medical science and fertility treatments, many individuals can still achieve their dream of starting a family despite facing infertility challenges.

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Breakthrough as eggs made from male mice cells

By Pallab Ghosh, Science correspondent

A Japanese researcher has told a major genetics conference that he has created eggs from the cells of male mice.

The research, still in its early stages, involved turning male XY sex chromosomes into female XX ones.

Prof Katsuhiko Hayashi from Osaka University is working on developing fertility treatments.

The development, which he has submitted for publication in the scientific journal Nature, raises the prospect of male couples having their own children.

Prof George Daley of Harvard Medical School, who is not involved in the research, said that there was still a long way to go before society was faced with such a decision.

''Hayashi's work is unpublished but fascinating. [Doing this on Humans] is harder than the mouse," he said. We still don't understand enough of the unique biology of human gametogenesis (the formation of reproductive cells) to reproduce Hayashi's provocative work in mice''.

Details were presented at the human gene-editing summit at the Crick Institute in London.

Prof Hayashi, a globally respected expert in the field, told delegates at the meeting that the work was at a very early stage. The eggs, he said were of low quality and the technique could not be used safely on humans at this stage.

But he told BBC News that he could see current problems overcome in ten years and he would like to see it available as a fertility treatment for both male and female and same sex couples if it is proven to be safe to use.

"If people want it and if society accepts such a technology then yes, I'm for it".

The technique involves first taking a skin cell from a male mouse and then turning it into a stem cell - a cell that can turn into other types of cell.

The cells are male and therefore have XY chromosomes. Prof Katsuhiko's team then delete the Y chromosome, duplicate the X chromosome and then stick the two X's together. This adjustment allows the stem cell to be programmed to become an egg.

The technique could be used to help infertile couples where women are not able to produce their own eggs. He stressed though that it was a long way off from being available as a fertility treatment.

"Even in mice there are many problems in the quality of the egg. So before we can think of it as a fertility treatment we have to overcome these problems, which could take a long long time," he said.

Prof Hayashi said he would not be in favour of it being used by a man to create a baby using his own sperm and artificially created eggs.

"Technically this is possible. I'm not so sure whether at this stage it is safe or acceptable for society".

Prof Amander Clark, a stem cell scientist from the University of Californa, Los Angeles said that the LBGTQ+ community should have a say in the use of the technology for reproduction.

"The LGBTQ+ community have unique needs when it comes to having a family. It may be possible in the future for same-sex reproduction based upon current research using laboratory models to develop the technology.

"However, today this technology is not available for human use, safety and efficacy has not been proven, and it is unclear how long the technology will take to get to the clinic. There is still much to learn about the human germ line and fundamental knowledge gaps serve as a barrier to translating this research to humans."

Cultural differences

Alta Charo, professor of law at the University of Wisconsin Maddison, said different cultures would have "profoundly different views" on whether to use the technology, if it became available.

"In some societies a genetic contribution to one's children is considered absolutely essential, and for them it's a question of 'is this a step to take?' for those who are not in a heterosexual arrangement.

"For other societies that's not as nearly as important, and child adoption is perfectly acceptable, because for them families are more about the personal relationship and less about the biological connection."

Prof Haoyi Wang, of the Chinese Academy of Science believes there is a very a long way to go before the technology could be considered for use in the clinic.

"Scientists never say never, in principle it has been done in mice so, of course, it may be possible in humans, but I can foresee a lot of challenges and I couldn't predict how many years that would be."

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The Best Approach to Male Infertility Treatment Depends on the Cause

Infertility is the term which is commonly used to describe the inability to conceive a child. If you and your partner have been trying to get pregnant for a period of one year or longer then you may wish to consult your doctor and ask about fertility assessment. Male infertility accounts for around forty percent of the 2.6 million couples who have tried without success to conceive a child here in the United States. Unfortunately around half of these men will never be able to father children. However, the rest of these men may be able to become fathers with the help of male infertility treatment.

 Different Causes

 A doctor cannot decide on the right course of male infertility treatment until the cause of the problem has been determined. Male infertility can be caused by a variety of factors such as disease, sexual dysfunction, hormonal imbalances, injury, infection, poor lifestyle choices and medical treatments such as chemotherapy.

 Before deciding on the appropriate male infertility treatment the doctor will check the medical history of the patient to look for underlying causes. The patient will also be given a thorough medical examination and his semen will be analysed in order to establish the number and quality of his sperm cells. Best Urologist in Jaipur

 Various Options

 One the doctor knows what is causing the problem then a course of action can be chosen. In some cases natural infertility treatment is the best option. For example, the patient may simply need to stop smoking or take certain supplements to correct a deficiency. Living an unhealthy lifestyle and eating the wrong foods can seriously impair the fertility of both men and women. Kidney Stone Surgery in Jaipur

 In other cases male infertility treatment may be as simple as taking a certain medication. If the problem is one of sexual dysfunction the doctor may prescribe sexual enhancement drugs and recommend a course of counselling. If the patient has a low testosterone level then the problem can be rectified with injections or oral pills that contain this hormone. In the event that that the infertility problem is due to an infection, the treatment might come in the form of a course of antibiotics.

 When the cause of the problem is serious, male infertility treatment becomes more complicated. If the patient has a low sperm count or an obstruction, male infertility treatment may comprise of sperm retrieval. With this process an opening is made into the scrotum and sperm cells are collected from the epididymis, which is the part of the male reproductive system in which spermatozoa mature.

 Sperm washing is another male infertility treatment. This practice involves the separation and concentration of the patient's strongest and most vigorous sperm in order to inseminate it into the female's uterus. During sperm washing prostaglandins and white blood cells are also removed from the semen to boost the probability of conception.

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What therapy options are available to infertile couples?

Depending on the kind of infertility that has been identified, couples have many alternatives. The great majority of female patients are effectively treated with medications like Clomiphene Citrate, Bromocriptine, or Gonadotropins. Surgery may also be used to correct reproductive organ damage caused by endometriosis and infectious illnesses. Male infertility treatment options also include drug administration, surgery, and assisted reproductive technologies such as Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI). For some kinds of male infertility, drug treatment and surgery have shown to be quite effective.

Assisted reproductive technologies (ART) refer to a variety of treatments used to overcome challenges to natural fertilisation, such as anatomical issues (e.g. blocked fallopian tubes). In-vitro fertilisation (IVF) is one of these methods that has been used for more than 15 years.

For more information, consult Dr. Manjushri Kothekar one of the best IVF Specialist in Mumbai

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How is Testicular Swelling or Tumors Diagnosed?

Testicular swelling or tumors can be concerning symptoms for many men, often leading to worries about their health. Understanding the diagnostic process can help ease these concerns. This blog will explore how testicular swelling or tumors are diagnosed, ensuring you have the information needed to seek appropriate care. If you are looking for the best endo urology care in Sector B, Lucknow, or the best uro-oncology care near you, this guide is for you.

Initial Consultation and Physical Examination

The diagnostic process typically begins with an initial consultation with a urologist. Dr. Aditya Sharma, known for providing the best female urology care and male infertility care near you, emphasizes the importance of a detailed medical history and a physical examination. During the exam, the doctor will feel the testicles to check for lumps, swelling, or tenderness. This physical examination is a crucial first step in identifying any abnormalities.

Ultrasound Examination

An ultrasound is often the next step if an abnormality is detected during the physical examination. This non-invasive imaging test uses sound waves to create a picture of the testicles and scrotum. It helps distinguish between fluid-filled cysts, solid masses, and other possible causes of swelling. The best general urology care near you will likely have access to advanced ultrasound technology to ensure accurate diagnosis.

Blood Tests

Blood tests can also provide valuable information in diagnosing testicular tumors. Tumor markers, such as alpha-fetoprotein (AFP), human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG), and lactate dehydrogenase (LDH), are substances that may be elevated in the presence of testicular cancer. If you are in Lucknow, you can trust the expertise of urological hospitals near you to perform these tests and interpret the results accurately.

Biopsy

In some cases, a biopsy may be necessary to confirm the diagnosis. A biopsy involves removing a small tissue sample from the testicle for examination under a microscope. This procedure can provide definitive information about the nature of the swelling or tumor. The best pediatric urology care and kidney transplant centers near you will have experienced specialists to perform this delicate procedure safely.

Advanced Imaging

Additional imaging tests, such as CT scans or MRI, might be required to determine if the cancer has spread beyond the testicles. These advanced imaging techniques are available at leading urological hospitals and can provide a comprehensive understanding of the condition. If you're seeking the best endo urology care in Sector B, Lucknow, you can rest assured that these facilities are equipped with state-of-the-art technology.

Choosing the Right Care

Selecting the right healthcare provider is crucial for effective diagnosis and treatment. Whether you're looking for the best pediatric urology care, male infertility care, or general urology care near you, it's essential to choose a facility with experienced specialists and modern diagnostic tools. Dr. Aditya Sharma is renowned for providing top-notch care in these areas, ensuring patients receive accurate diagnoses and effective treatments.

Conclusion

Diagnosing testicular swelling or tumors involves a combination of physical examinations, imaging tests, blood tests, and sometimes biopsies. If you're in Lucknow or nearby areas, you have access to some of the best uro-oncology care and kidney transplant services. Remember, early detection and diagnosis are key to successful treatment. Don't hesitate to seek medical attention if you notice any unusual changes in your testicles. Trust the expertise of urological hospitals near you to provide the best care possible.

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Address: Kanpur - Lucknow Rd, Sector B, Bargawan, LDA Colony, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh 226012

Phone: 081300 14199

Website: https://dradityaurologist.com/

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Know your sexual disorder and consult top rated best sexologist doctor at Dubey Clinic in Patna, Bihar

Learn the terminology for sexual problems:

Hello friends, today's topic is more interesting and informative for all those people who hesitate to share their sexual problems with their well-wishers. Actually, sexual problem is a private matter and we cannot share it with anyone or anywhere. For the convenience of the people, our world famous Ayurvedacharya Dr. Sunil Dubey has told some terminology for sexual problems, where sexual patients can share it with their parents, partners, and doctors.

These sexual terminologies are completely related to sexual problems of men, women, and young people. We hope you will benefit after reading these terminology and these will help you in getting your treatment with your sexologist doctors.

Dr. Sunil Dubey, the best clinical sexologist doctor in Patna, Bihar shares these terminologies in his own words. People need to understand their problems by which they can share their problems and improve their sexual problems in accordance with their comfort zone.

About male sexual problems:

World famous Ayurvedacharya Dr. Sunil Dubey has done research on all sexual diseases of men. In his research, he has discovered accurate and 100% pure natural medicines. Based on his treatment, we are going to express our gratitude to him in the form of terminology which is related to male sexual problems.

ED: Erectile Dysfunction (There are three types of ED in men.)

PE: Premature Ejaculation (There are four phases of PE in men.)

RE: Retrograde Ejaculation (Azoospermia)

DE: Delayed Ejaculation (A form of despaired ejaculation)

MI: Male Infertility (A condition of a person where he produces poor quality of semen)

LSC: Low Sperm Count

LSD: Low Sexual Drive

SW: Sexual Weakness

SPA: Sexual Performance Anxiety

PI: Penile Infection

STI: Sexually Transmitted Infections

Size: Penile dimension matters

About female sexual problems:

Dr. Sunil Dubey, the best sexologist in Bihar, has also done research on various types of sexual diseases of women. After his five years of research, he has successfully discovered the most accurate Ayurvedic medicines for them. There are some terms of sexual diseases that are treated at Dubey Clinic.

MP: Menstruation Problems

VD: Vaginal Dryness (Lack of Moisture)

SDD: Sexual Desire Disorder (No Interest in Sexual Activity)

SAD: Sexual Arousal Disorder (No excitement in body parts)

SOD: Sexual Orgasm Disorder (Dissatisfaction in Sexual Activity)

SPD: Sexual Pain Disorder (Pain during Intercourse)

Vagi: Vaginismus (Spontaneous stress)

FI: Female Infertility

STDs: Sexually Transmitted Diseases

About sexual problems of young people:

India’s top-ranked sexologist Dr. Sunil Dubey has also researched on sexual problems of young people. He has also discovered the Ayurvedic medication in his Ayurveda and Sexology medical science profession. These are the following:

DS: Dhat Syndrome (Metal Disease)

ND: Night Discharge (Nocturnal Emission or Wet Dream)

PI: Penile Infection due to STIs

About Sexual Treatment and Medication of Male, Female, and Young People:

Dr. Sunil Dubey provides the complete treatment to all the above mentioned sexual dysfunction of men, women, and young people. He is a specialist in Ayurveda and Sexology medical science where he provides his complete treatment under the non-surgical natural system of medication. His researched Ayurvedic medication is in form of herbs, chemical, natural tablets, natural oil, world-famous bhasma, and home remedies.

He practices at Dubey Clinic which is the first Ayurveda and Sexology Medical Science Clinic in Bihar. This clinic is famous for its quality services all over India. Sexual patients from all over India come to Patna especially to get a consultation with Dr. Sunil Dubey. He provides them his comprehensive sexual treatment that is based on medical checkup, psychological testing, behavioral therapies, sexual thoughts and feelings, and health-related issues.

First of all, he finds out the exact cause of the problem after that he provides his sexual treatment to the patients. His 35 years of experience always helps him to treat the sexual patients confidently. He has successfully treated more than 4.56 lakh of sexual patients in India. More than 7.6 lakh of people have benefited from the treatment and medication of Dubey Clinic as yet.

If you want to consult Dr. Sunil Dubey, make an appointment at Dubey Clinic. It is available on phone every day from 8 am to 8 pm. More than forty sexual patients visit this clinic every day to improve their sexual problems. The needy person may call us to get more info @+91 98350 92586

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Learning about the IVF cost Delhi: A Breakdown of the IVF Treatment Cost Delhi

In India, Delhi is a popular site for various kinds of healthcare treatments. Delhi's cutting-edge healthcare services, experienced healthcare professionals, and well-equipped hospitals attracts couples from all over the world. Numerous infertile couples come to Delhi from other places in search of the cheapest IVF in Delhi and highly effective IVF procedure. The IVF cost Delhi is much more affordable compared to other cities. At World Fertility Services, which is among the top 5 IVF center in Delhi, offer different fertility treatment methods to the infertile couples.

The most common infertility treatment, IVF technique is offered at the lowest IVF cost in Delhi at top-class clinics and hospitals. It is a more advanced method with a better success rate than other types of assisted reproductive technology methods (ART). If a couple is unable to produce their own quality sperm or eggs, in vitro fertilization technique (IVF) can help them overcome a variety of infertility problems. The IVF treatment cost Delhi is determined by several factors, such as the clinic's reputation, the skills of the doctors, the education and qualifications of the medical staff, and their use of cutting-edge tools and techniques. Using several ART techniques may raise the IVF cost in Delhi.

Factors Affecting the IVF treatment cost Delhi:

Many factors can affect the IVF treatment cost Delhi. Some couples face unexplained fertility issues, making it hard to conceive. The IVF cost Delhi can vary if the female partner has irregular periods or ovulation issues. If she has conditions like unusual ovaries, PCOD, PCOS, or endometriosis, she may need IVF assistance, which can even raise the lowest IVF cost in Delhi. The cheapest IVF in Delhi can also increase if the couple has experienced previous failed IUI treatments, miscarriages, or failed IVF cycles.

The IVF cost in Delhi can vary if the intended parents want to avoid passing hereditary or genetic diseases to their baby. If the male partner has a poor quantity or quality of sperm, he may need advanced procedures. If the female partner has a blocked, broken, or damaged fallopian tube, she will need IVF assistance, which will increase the overall cost of treatment. If her ovaries are not producing good eggs or she has early menopause, IVF treatment can help. All these issues can be treated at World Fertility Services, which comes under the top 5 IVF center in Delhi.

What are the procedures involved in the cheapest IVF in Delhi?

The cheapest IVF in Delhi involves several stages. The fertility expert will check the health of both partners through ultrasounds and blood tests, which can even increase the lowest IVF cost in Delhi. Screening is also done to find any genetic diseases. The best counsellor will suggest sessions to help couples manage their mental health, depression, and anxiety. The counsellor will also provide the necessary information about the IVF treatment. These counseling session can increase the IVF treatment cost Delhi.

The expert will give hormonal injections to the intended female parent to help increase the production of mature eggs and enhance their quality. These drugs stimulate the release of healthy eggs into the uterus from the ovaries of the intended female parent. The top fertility doctor uses a catheter and a fine needle to remove the eggs from the uterus of the intended female parent. From the follicles, the eggs are extracted. The next step is to acquire a sperm sample from the male partner, which can be obtained by surgical sperm retrieval or through natural ejaculation. The expert combines the eggs and sperm on a petri dish, where the sperm will enter the egg and fertilize it.

The process of fertilization develops embryos. The highest developed embryo will be chosen after a few days of observation. A catheter is then used to insert the selected embryos into the female partner's uterus. The doctor will confirm the pregnancy using blood and ultrasound testing. The female partner need advanced care which can increase the IVF cost in Delhi. Proper nutritious diet, good clothing, and regular health check-ups can increase the IVF cost in Delhi. The woman will carry the baby for the next nine months and then deliver a healthy child. The baby will be delivered either through a normal vaginal delivery or a C-section. The IVF cost in Delhi will increase if the baby is born through a C-section delivery method.

What is the IVF cost in Delhi?

At World Fertility Services, which come under the top 5 IVF center in Delhi, offer the IVF between INR 2,00,000 to INR 3,00,000. IVF involves combining the sperm and eggs of the intended parents in the laboratory outside of the human body. The various techniques and procedures employed during the treatment, such as ICSI, donor sperm or eggs, IMSI, TESA, and PESA, can affect the IVF cost Delhi. The success rate and past health conditions may also have an impact on the IVF cost in Delhi.

Conclusion-

For couples seeking infertility treatment, finding the cheapest IVF in Delhi is vital. Delhi's advanced medical facilities, technology, and procedures make it an excellent travel destination. Delhi offer top class IVF clinics providing different ART treatments. These top fertility clinics offer qualified medical staff and experienced fertility doctors. When compared to other cities and countries, the IVF treatment at World Fertility Services offers the lowest IVF cost in Delhi. Previous miscarriages, unsuccessful IVF cycles or other ART procedures, and the condition of the intended parent`s gametes are among the variables affecting the IVF treatment cost Delhi.

The requirement for sophisticated techniques like ICSI and the use of donor gametes affects the IVF cost in Delhi. The IVF cost Delhi gets impacted by medical issues like PCOS, PCOD, endometriosis, or irregular ovulation problems. The total price of IVF treatment also includes several counseling sessions. Tests, examinations, hormonal medication, extraction of the sperm and eggs, fertilization process, and embryo implantation in the uterus are some of the stages during the IVF procedure. In Delhi, the overall expense of an IVF procedure is between INR 2,00,000 and INR 3,00,000.

FAQs related to cheapest IVF in Delhi:

What are the factors influencing the cost of IVF?

A. The cost of IVF can vary due to several factors. These include endometriosis, irregular periods or the ovulation and conditions like PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome) or PCOD (polycystic ovarian disease) in the female partner. Costs may also be impacted by unsuccessful IVF or IUI (intrauterine insemination) treatments in past. Likewise, low sperm count or poor quality sperm in the intended male partner can result in infertility and raise overall IVF costs.

What steps are taken during an IVF treatment?

A. Several important steps are included in the procedure known as IVF. Blood tests and ultrasounds are used to examine the intended parent`s gametes, or eggs and sperm. Couples may need counseling sessions that help in managing their mental state throughout the entire IVF process. The female partner's ovaries are stimulated to produce eggs through the use of hormonal injections. The IVF procedure then involves extracting the gametes from the intended parents, fertilizing them outside of the body, and implanting the resulting embryos into the intended mother's uterus.

How much is IVF treatment?

A. The cost of IVF treatment is between INR 2,00,000 and INR 3,00,000 at World Fertility Services. The overall cost can vary due to the requirement of additional procedures such as ICSI, and IMSI.