Category Archives: Reproductive Health

Immunization plays an important role to control infection. Traditionally childhood vaccination focuses on prevention of common infectious diseases occurs in the early stage of life. However, still antenatal, postpartum, and

Thyroid hormone plays multiple vital roles in human physiology, which include basal metabolic rate enhancement, protein synthesis in the cellular structure, maturation of neural development and controlling long bone development.

In animals including humans, implantation is a fundamental process to get pregnant. The attachment and subsequent invasion of the blastocyst into the endometrium present in the uterus are termed as

Pregnancy is associated with significant changes in anatomy and physiology of the female reproductive system. These changes occur due to underlying biochemical and endocrine alterations which bring together modifications of

In the IVF process, the uterine transfer of embryo is usually taking part after the created embryo in the laboratory set-up reached the blastocyst stage. There are three distinct phases

After a reasonable time period of trying for conception gives no positive result requires consultation with the doctor having specialization in obstetrics and gynecology.  The following are some tests usually

Egg donation is conducted under a team of medical professionals including medical doctor with a background of reproductive specialist, geneticists, genetic counselor, general physician, psychological counselor. Donor egg coordinators take

Maintaining of egg quality with increasing of age is challenging due to the biological clock after 35 years of age decline it naturally. In 1975, only 5% of female got