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Semen freezing: You need to know

“Let’s celebrate you being a sperm donor” Semen freezing is something that is a topic of discussion nowadays as many individuals nowadays are interested in freezing their sperm before vasectomy or any medical treatment or radiation therapy so as to preserve sperm for later successful fertility. So, by this blog learn more about the process of sperm freezing proven as the right approach towards a fertility journey together with your partner. Semen Freezing:- Techniques used to preserve the sperm are usually known as semen cryopreservation or sperm banking. It is a method to preserve the fertility of men. The semen is taken and stored which can be used in treatments later or even used as donor sperm In semen freezing, these stored sperm are frozen for assisted reproductive procedures, such as in vitro fertilization (IVF), intrauterine insemination (IUI), or sperm donation. Before the preservation of semen, the doctor will go through the following test:- Screening for inf...

Non-stress Test

The non-stress test is an important pregnancy test that doctors recommend to expectant mothers in their third trimester. To understand the significance of the non-stress test, you must first understand what it is, how it is done, and what is the significance of the results. Non-stress test (NST) - What it is? The non-stress test, also known as cardiotocography , is a non-invasive prenatal test. In response to your baby's movements, it records and evaluates his or her heart rate. It causes no stress to you or your baby and is completely safe, that’s why it is named a non-stress test. Who needs to get the NST done? The Non-Stress Test is recommended for all pregnant women, but it is especially important in high-risk pregnancies. It is usually done between the 26th and 28th weeks of pregnancy. The doctor can tell you if the baby is growing normally or if it requires regular and vigilant monitoring on the basis of the results. The test becomes even more c...

Genital Tract Infections

Infections can cause conditions in which the human body's functions are impaired. Genital tract infections are caused by bacteria, fungi, parasites, and viruses, these agents infect the reproductive parts or organs of the genital tract. In both males and females, the infection can affect various reproductive organs such as the testis and epididymis in males and the vagina, fallopian tube, and uterus in females and untreated severe infections can cause infertility and morbidity. These infections can both be prevented and treated. Let us take a closer look at it. Infection of the genital tract or the reproductive tract can occur in one of three ways. Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) : The pathogen is transmitted through sexual contact, resulting in infection. Infection is caused by pathogens such as chlamydia, gonorrhea, and the human immunodeficiency virus. Endogenous Infection: This type of infection is caused by organisms that are already present in the...

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