Fertility issues have been on the rise and are something that is coming out for open discussion. However, there are still several couples and individuals who hesitate when it comes to visiting a fertility doctor.
Being aware enough to pay close attention to the early signs of fertility issues makes it a lot easier to deal with and eventually get rid of them (if medically possible). Timely medical intervention is the safest way out and there.
Dr Pooja Bajaj Wadhwa, Senior Consultant- IVF & Reproductive Medicine at Ferticity IVF & Fertility Clinics, highlights the importance of having a proactive approach. “Fertility issues may not always show obvious alarming symptoms, but there are subtle signs you mustn’t ignore,” she says.
When should you start paying attention?
It’s not true that problems of fertility come with ageing, it largely depends on your overall well-being and how well you are taking care of your sexual health and fertility. The question is how to know it’s time to get into the details.
Dr. Bajaj explains it in the easiest way possible:
● Irregular period cycle: A disturbed menstrual cycle is not only inconvenient but also a sign that hormones might not be in balance. This often disrupts ovulation, making it harder to conceive.
● Severe pain during menstruation: Intense cramps and abdominal pain that make it difficult to carry on with daily routine is also a big alarming sign that something is off with your sexual health and fertility. It’s important to consult a doctor if this happens regularly.
● Problems in conceiving: If you’ve been trying for a year (or six months if you’re over 35) without success, consulting a fertility doctor is necessary.
● Multiple miscarriages: Experiencing recurrent miscarriages is emotionally draining, and exhausting and indicates an underlying condition that needs attention and care.
● Other health clues: Female fertility issues like PCOS, endometriosis, or even unexplained weight gain can quietly impact your fertility.
Dr. Bajaj emphasizes, “Both partners need to be involved. Fertility issues are not limited to women. Men can go through issues like low sperm count or motility issues, which we can address with the right guidance.”
Why does early detection matter a lot?
Addressing fertility concerns early doesn’t just improve the chances of successful treatment—it saves time, and emotional energy, and opens up more options.
“Every couple’s situation is different and requires a personalized treatment plan,” says Dr. Bajaj. “The sooner we find out the root of the problem, the more tailored and effective our approach can be.”
Ferticity IVF and Fertility Clinics blend comprehensive care with advanced procedures such as IVF (in-vitro fertilization) and ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection) to make it possible for couples to achieve a pregnancy.
What can you do to better manage fertility issues?
Making the right lifestyle changes also greatly influences your fertility and overall health. Following a nutritious, balanced diet balances hormones, while a regular exercise routine helps with healthy body weight, which is crucial in fertility. Giving up smoking and limiting alcohol improves both egg and sperm quality. Another important aspect is stress management given the fast pace of life these days. Continuous high-stress levels affect ovulation and sperm health. Baby steps like these create a huge impact.
It’s never too early to get medical help
One of the biggest misconceptions about fertility is that you need to wait until you’re actively trying to conceive to see a specialist. Dr Pooja Bajaj Wadhwa encourages couples to be proactive. “If you feel something is off or have concerns, don’t ignore them. Fertility is time-sensitive, but it’s also filled with possibilities.”
Parenthood is a wholesome experience, and you don’t have to go through the challenges alone. Dr. Bajaj along with her team at Ferticity IVF & Fertility Clinics extends expert care and support to such couples wanting to consider advanced reproductive techniques and explore their chances of pregnancy.
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