Your fertility is deeply influenced by your daily choices — what you eat, how you manage stress, and even how well you sleep. According to Dr Jyoti Gupta, senior IVF consultant, Motherhood Fertility & IVF, Gurgaon, it is important to understand how lifestyle changes can significantly boost reproductive health and increase the chances of conception….
The number of couples struggling to conceive has increased to one in seven over the last two decades – and with those seeking medical intervention at an all-time high, infertility has become a worrying and growing issue. But whether you are just starting out on your fertility journey or have been trying unsuccessfully for some…
Dec 08, 2024 02:30 PM IST Diabetes and reproductive health: Blood sugar can impact fertility, ability to conceive in both the genders. Here’s how to navigate the risk for healthy journey Diabetes is a chronic condition that affects various aspects of health, including reproductive health. Diabetes affects fertility in both genders through different mechanisms. From…
A viral video making waves online claims that eating less and engaging in rigorous exercise can cause infertility, raising concerns among fitness enthusiasts and health-conscious individuals alike. While staying fit is essential, overdoing it with restrictive diets and excessive workouts may harm reproductive health. To understand if the internet claim is true or otherwise, we…
An individual’s overall health is deeply connected to their reproductive health. Even minor health problems reflect on reproductive health in one way or another. From missed periods to low sperm count, there are many ways the overall health impacts fertility, making it challenging to achieve pregnancy naturally or healthy delivery. Particularly when battling chronic diseases…
Men’s health and fertility experts insist that male fertility is intricately linked to lifestyle choices where small changes can have a profound impact. Hence, maintaining a healthy lifestyle is crucial for male reproductive health. Experts reveal how men can optimise their reproductive health(Photo by Pexels) Are your lifestyle choices killing your sperm? In an interview…
Researchers recently examined stem cells to see if they could hit the “pause button” on human development. By inhibiting a series of chemical reactions known as the mTOR signaling pathway, the team found thta they could induce a state very similar to diapause, in which an embryo will temporarily hold off on implanting into the…