Fertility-Focused Nutrition: Optimizing Your Diet for Conception Embarking on the journey to parenthood, the role of nutrition cannot be overstated. A balanced diet can significantly influence female fertility, and understanding the impact of specific nutrients is essential for couples looking to conceive. Here, we explore key dietary components and their effects on fertility, providing recommendations […]
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Introduction We are thrilled to announce that our ground-breaking research on ovarian assessment using deep learning-based 3D ultrasound super-resolution has been cited in a recent publication. This citation highlights the impact of our work in advancing the field of assisted pregnancy technology and improving the accuracy of ovarian volume computation. In this blog post, we will
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A vasectomy is often seen as a permanent birth control solution, but life circumstances can change, and you might consider having a child after the procedure. In such cases, you may wonder if In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is viable. In this blog post, we’ll explore the possibilities of IVF after a vasectomy and the factors to
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Thyroid hormone disturbance is very common in women than in men. And it constitutes between 3 to 10 percent out of every 100 women. In the area of reproductive medicine, the common hormones we check are the thyroid hormone, the prolactin hormone and in the ovarian reserves, we check the AMH levels. Here I’ll be
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In a regular cycle, ovulation happens between 12 to 18 days. There is a possibility of getting pregnant if the couple have unprotected intercourse during that period. When couples have intercourse, sperms deposited can last there for 48 to 96 hours and sometimes 120 hours. Often, there is a misconception that only pregnancy will happen
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