Male Fertility & Obesity: Insights from Krishna IVF by Dr G. A. Ramaraju Obesity, a rapidly growing global health concern, not only affects the heart and metabolism but also has a profound impact on male reproductive health. The pioneering study led by Dr G. A. Ramaraju at Krishna IVF Clinic in India has unveiled significant […]
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Male Infertility: A Hidden Signal of Broader Health Risks 1. Infertility Beyond Reproduction Up to 15% of couples struggle with infertility — and in half of these, the cause lies with the male partner. Recent studies show that male infertility isn’t just about sperm; it may signal deeper, systemic health risks. 2. What the Evidence
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Endometriosis vs PCOD: What’s the Difference? Explained by Prof. Dr. G.A. Rama Raju | Krishna IVF Clinic -Since 1996, Visakhapatnam. Follow the KRISHNA IVF CLINIC channel on WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va5K8ef4inonfPnEFy11 Endometriosis and PCOD (Polycystic Ovarian Disease) are two common conditions affecting women’s reproductive health. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/4Za_UB7rEs8 Though both impact periods and fertility, they differ in cause, symptoms, and
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Safe and effective treatment for PCOD or PCOS-related infertility at Krishna IVF Clinic, Visakhapatnam. Struggling with PCOD or PCOS-related infertility? Krishna IVF Clinic in Visakhapatnam offers personalized, safe, and effective solutions to help you conceive. With over 29 years of experience in reproductive medicine, our expert team ensures the best care for your fertility journey.
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The intricate relationship between stress and infertility has become a focal point in reproductive health research. While it’s clear that infertility can cause stress, the question remains: does stress contribute to infertility? This blog examines the current understanding of this complex interaction. The Biological Impact of Stress on Fertility Hormonal Interactions and Fertility While stress
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An obese male who has come to the infertility clinic has a higher chance of having an abnormal semen analysis, be it in terms of count, motility, or quality when compared to men who have a normal BMI. The 2nd aspect is these men who are obese have a higher chance of diabetes and male
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A woman having a BMI of more than 30 will take more months to conceive when compared to a woman having a BMI of 25. That means the probability of having infertility is higher when the BMI is more than 30. The 2nd situation is obese women are more proven to have irregular cycles and
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