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There can be various causes of infertility, and insufficient ovulation is one of them. The therapy known as ovulation induction is often used in such cases to stimulate the development and release of eggs. Fertility drugs are used to induce ovulation in women, particularly those who have irregular menstrual cycles. Ovulation induction is recommended for women who are not ovulating, particularly those with conditions such as polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). BirthRight Fertility by Rainbow Hospitals, with its team of doctors, specialists, and fertility experts, offers personalized fertility treatments to stimulate ovulation and enhance the likelihood of pregnancy.
Around 30-40% of women with infertility issues also have ovulation problems. Women who don’t ovulate or infrequently ovulate are the most likely to benefit from undergoing ovulation induction therapy. Ovulation induction might also be used in women who ov
Ensuring a secure, healthy, and joyful pregnancy starts well in advance of conception. BirthRight Fertility at Rainbow Hospitals provides preconception services to address various aspects of enhancing your health and preparing for a successful pregnancy. While it is beneficial for all women planning to conceive to attend the clinic, it is particularly crucial for those with pre-existing conditions such as hypertension, epilepsy, diabetes, etc., to avail themselves of these services. The preconception visit not only assists in family planning but also offers contraception choices to prevent unplanned pregnancies.
In instances where women express their intention to "start a family" and seek advice and a check-up, this presents an opportune moment for health promotion. The medical professionals at BirthRight Fertility by Rainbow Hospitals recognize the diversity in family structures and the unique paths individuals take to parenthood. The primary objective is to provide guidance on initiating a family successfully.
Our focus is on minimizing risks for the fetus, woman, and neonate. We collaborate with women to optimize their health, educate them about healthy pregnancies, and address potential risk factors. Managing chronic conditions such as diabetes, thyroid issues, hypertension, and psychiatric illnesses is vital before pregnancy to enhance outcomes. We conduct a thorough review of medications, including herbal products and nutritional supplements that may impact pregnancy and reproduction.
Additionally, we offer screening for genetic conditions, assess immunization status, and consider screening for sexually transmitted infections when necessary. Couples are counseled on potential exposure to infectious diseases and advised on waiting times before attempting conception. Questions about the use of drugs, alcohol, and nicotine products are addressed, and screening for the partner is also considered.
Encouraging preconception folic acid supplementation is part of our approach to reducing the risk of neural tube defects. Nutritional counseling is provided to ensure a balanced diet and proper vitamin supplementation based on recommended daily intake. Attaining a normal Body Mass Index (BMI) is emphasized, as abnormal BMI is linked to pregnancy complications and infertility. Our comprehensive preconception services aim to support individuals in their journey toward a healthy and successful pregnancy.
ulate regularly but have unexplained infertility to provide them with better chances of conceiving. The therapy is also used when you undergo an IVF cycle for maximizing the production of eggs.
The services provided for ovulation induction at BirthRight Fertility by Rainbow aim to not only prompt ovulation but also increase the number of mature eggs in each cycle, improving the chances of conception. This process, known as controlled ovarian hyperstimulation or superovulation, involves the administration of follicle-stimulating hormone through injections.
For individuals with irregular menstrual cycles, monitoring through ultrasound or hormone assessments helps identify the fertile window, thereby enhancing natural conception chances. Before initiating ovulation induction, a series of tests are conducted to determine the underlying cause, including ultrasounds of the womb and ovaries, as well as blood tests measuring hormones such as thyroid, LH, FSH, testosterone, prolactin, and other androgens. Additionally, assessments of ovarian response to drug treatment are performed.
In cases where ovulation doesn't occur naturally, medications are administered at the beginning of menstruation to stimulate egg production. If oral medications prove ineffective, fertility injections may be recommended to stimulate egg production in the ovaries. BirthRight Fertility by Rainbow's experienced doctors guide patients through each step of the process, ensuring comprehensive care and support throughout the ovulation induction treatment.
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The process of having a healthy pregnancy long before you get a positive pregnancy test. Before you get pregnant, you need to care for your health to prepare for the pregnancy. Pre conception counselling is an appointment with the healthcare provider at our family planning hospital where different aspects of pregnancy are discussed and a healthy pregnancy is planned.
We recommend making an appointment for pre-conception counseling at least 3 months before you start trying to conceive. This allows enough time to address any necessary health considerations and prepare for a healthy pregnancy.
The following topics will be mainly discussed during your pre-conception counseling appointment:
Family history: The family history of you and your provider and potentially provide information on any genetic disorders or conditions that may be potentially passed on to your future child. With an understanding of your medical history, we can better treat you and your child. This information may also help determine if additional tests may be needed to check for certain conditions being developed during pregnancy.Particularly, you should inform us about the family history of the following conditions:
Your medical and OB/GYN history: You should discuss your medical history of any surgery, hospitalization or transfusion you may have had previously. You also need to inform us about any allergies, pre-existing medical conditions and medications that you might be currently taking. Your OB/GYN history is an important part of your medical history. Vaginal infections and STDs can potentially affect the ability of a woman to conceive.Blood tests or cervical cultures may be performed to check for infections. OB/GYN topics you should discuss include:
Vaccination:You should bring your records of vaccination to the appointment. You may be updated or given additional vaccinations before becoming pregnant. Use of certain vaccinations may require you to wait for a certain period of time before you get pregnant.
We may perform several tests during your pre conception counselling, including:
Physical examination: This involves:
Lab tests:These tests are done to check for numerous conditions and diseases and it includes:
We may also advise you to take prenatal vitamins with 400-800 micrograms of folic acid. These supplements can benefit the baby even before you know you are pregnant
You as well as your partner are advised to undergo genetic counselling before you conceive, particularly if you are already aware of a genetic condition running in your family. It helps determine any possible risk factors that may arise during pregnancy.
During your appointment at our family planning hospital, we might make several suggestions which you will need to implement.
You can continue exercising while you are pregnant. It is better to exercise regularly rather than being intermittently active. However, a pregnant woman shouldn’t exhaust themselves through exercise and stop when they feel fatigued. You must remember to stay hydrated. Also, a healthy and well-balanced diet is extremely important. Good nutrition is needed during pregnancy for the growth and development of your baby. Establishing a good diet before getting pregnant can help maintain good eating habits throughout pregnancy.