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Book an instant appointment with Dr. Shivani Sachdev Gour, a renowned Obstetric and Gynecologist in Delhi (NCR) and get solution and treatment for your infertility problem. Dr. Shivani Sachdev Gou r is a prominent Gynecologist in Kailash Colony, Delhi. She has been a successful Gynecologist for the last 19 years and has helped thousands of couples in treating the infertility problem and fulfilling their dreams by giving parenthood. She is an MBBS, MD - Obstetrics & Gynecology, DNB - Medical Genetics. Dr. Shivani Gour has completed her graduation and has done her special training in Gynecology and Obstetrics from Mumbai. After that she has worked and trained in IVF for at least four years in the UK at Hammersmith Hospital, London and the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, Scotland as well. Read full story here - https://www.prlog.org/12661055-dr-shivani-sachdev-gour-prominent-gynecologist-in-delhi-india.html

Dr Shivani Sachdev Gour Agrees That Couples Need Assistance to Achieve Pregnancy Agrees Dr Shivani Sachdev Gour, Director of SCI Healthcare. “India by virtue of its large population projected to be 1.25 billion has a large number of couples who require assistance to achieve pregnancy. Infertility in the country is rising in line with the global infertility trend, “she points out. tags: Shivani Sachdev Gour SCIIVF Hospital Pregnancy IVF treatment Dr Shivani Sachdev Gour, Director of SCI Healthcare Reviews Based on My Personal Experience Dr Shivani Sachdev Gour, Director of SCI Healthcare Reviews Based on My Personal Experience. I’m Pooja from Punjab and married for 10 years. I got married at the age of 23. I’m the first daughter in my family so everyone was expecting me to tell them the ‘good news’ about my pregnancy but conceiving a baby became a nightmare for me. tags:

Introduction: In the present scenario of advanced infertility treatment , there is lot of expectations and great disappointments when negative results are obtained. Hence good markers are needed to counsel patients about the probabilities of success and detect the poor prognostic patients so they can be counselled in greater detail. Most cases of success depend on the number and quality of ova produced. This in turn depends on the ovarian reserve. Ovarian reserve in the quantification of the number of follicle that are still present that can develop and release the ovum. As the age increases the reserve reduces. In age more than 40 the reserve is very poor. A number of tests are available to quantify the reserve. One of them is anti mullerian hormone.   ANTI MULLERIAN HORMONE:             Anti Mullerian Hormone (AMH) is considered as an important marker of the ovarian reserve.   It is secreted by the granulose cells (the cells surrounding the ovum) of the ovarian follicle

Since the introduction of IVF techniques for treatment of infertile couples, millions of babies are born but again IVF does not work in all cases! Fortunately, some technical advances in field of reproductive medicine have come up which strives to give positive results even in cases where chances of success are poor. In few subset of patients like repeated IVF failures, azoospermic male infertility and increased maternal age etc, these may prove beneficial to improve odds of success during IVF treatments. 1) Genetic Screening- PGS (Preimplantation Genetic Screening) 2) Egg Freezing / Oocyte cryopreservation 3) IMSI- (Intracytoplasmic Morphologically Selected Sperm Injection) 4) Micro TESE Read full story here - http://www.sooperarticles.com/health-fitness-articles/hospitals-articles/introduction-advances-ivf-techniques-treatment-infertile-dr-shivani-sachdev-gour-1596967.html

The problem of infertility across all the social classes is increasing in India. This is due to prolonged studies, career related delay, open society with youngsters opting for one night stands and multiple partners. This allows a lot of opportunities for sexually transmitted disease (STD) as an important cause of infertility. These infections do not spare the males also. So it is essential for youngsters to be aware of STDs not only HIV/AIDs but also innocuous ones like Chlamydia that can silently destroy the reproductive system. Infections that are passed from one human to another during unprotected sexual intercourse are called STDs. They can occur following vaginal, anal, oral or any other form of sex. Other routes of infection spread include sharing IV needles, from mother to child - intrauterine, during childbirth or breastfeeding. Almost 3/4th of sexually active people will contract some type of infection during their lifetime. This is more common in young people i