Insights from Dr. G. A. Rama Raju’s Ph.D. Research Dr. G. A. Rama Raju is an accomplished research scholar and medical doctor who was recently awarded a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree. His research has been recognized for its excellence and has earned him widespread acclaim in academic circles. Dr. Raju is a highly educated individual […]
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On February 26th, the Vijayawada Obstetrics & Gynaecological Society organised a Continuing Medical Education (CME) on infertility, with a focus on translating research into daily practice. The speaker for the event was Dr G A Rama Raju, who discussed two important topics related to infertility treatment. The first topic covered by Dr. Raju was applicable
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Dr. G A Rama Raju is a senior infertility specialist and a pioneer in reproductive medicine¹. He is the founder and medical director of Krishna IVF Clinic, one of the leading IVF centers in India¹ . He has been practicing in the assisted reproduction domain for more than 28 years, and has held several adjunct
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After completion of the investigations, clinicians write out the list of problems the couple has. If it is one factor or two factors or multiple factors. The second thing is we should tell them what is the appropriate treatment and we should also tell them is that the only treatment or a second option is
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A couple should visit an infertility clinic only if they fail to get pregnant after trying for 12 months. There are some exceptions when a couple needs to visit before 12 months. The first one is irregular cycles, which means that the periods are longer than 45 days to 3 months. The second one is
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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 semen analysis report, sometimes you find a word called teratozoospermia. What we essentially look at, is the volume, the count, the motility, and the quality of the sperm which is also known as morphology. When the morphology of the sperm is abnormal, then we say teratozoospermia. The sperm has 3 components, the head,
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In a natural pregnancy, if 100 couples conceive 15 to 20 of them lose the pregnancy. Abortion happens for various reasons. The most common cause for abortion in a woman who conceives normally is an abnormal genetic material also known as aneuploidy. It is nature’s quality control to prevent an abnormal pregnancy or abnormal baby
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Ovary reserves are assessed by a test called Anti Mullerian Hormone. In conventional language or the Doctor’s language, it is also known as AMH Hormone. This is a blood test done to check the ovarian reserves of a woman. AMH is a beautiful hormone that is very accurate and it has no day-to-day variability and
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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 who is obese, in other words, has a BMI of more than 30 has a higher chance of having a miscarriage, otherwise known as abortion when compared to a woman with a normal BMI. The 2nd thing is they are at a higher risk of diabetes during pregnancy which is also known as
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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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