So you’re planning to grow your family — that’s exciting! But before the ovulation trackers, doctor visits, and lab reports kick in, here’s a powerful truth: What you eat today lays the foundation for your future baby’s health. Whether you’re preparing for natural conception or assisted treatment like IVF, your diet can influence your fertility, hormone balance, egg and sperm…
When you’re struggling to conceive — or preparing for IVF — it’s natural to wonder:“Is there something deeper going on that we’re not seeing?” That’s where genetic screening comes in. Think of it as looking beneath the surface — into your DNA, your embryo’s chromosomes, and sometimes even your partner’s genes — to ensure that you’re giving your future baby…
“Relax and you’ll get pregnant.” Heard that before? As frustrating as it sounds, there’s a bit of truth buried in it. At Fertiltree, we believe in treating not just the body—but the whole person. And that includes understanding how stress—that invisible weight we all carry—can affect your ability to conceive. The Hidden Link Between Stress and Fertility Modern life is…
Human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) is a chemical produced by trophoblast (placental) tissue, which is present in early embryos and eventually becomes part of the placenta. hCG has many roles in pregnancy including – stimulating the ovaries to produce progesterone, triggers the body to create more estrogen, helps to thicken the lining of the uterus and tells your body to stop…
Jaslok Hospital & Research Center won the excellence in integrated care (Quaternary Care) in ET National Fertility Awards The India IVF services market size was valued at $793.27 Million in 2020 and is projected to reach $3,721.99 Million by 2030 registering a CAGR of 16.45% from 2021 to 2030. The country’s in-vitro fertilization market is driven by improving healthcare infrastructure…
The embryo transfer is the final and most crucial step in the IVF implantation process. I would describe it as the most awaited episode in a thrilling season of a TV serial. The transfer itself is relatively quick and painless, but it is the waiting period that can be the most difficult. For two long weeks, patients must wait and…
