Sperm Morphology

Sperm Morphology: Getting Pregnant with Poor Morphology

Sperms with abnormal shapes cannot penetrate and fertilize eggs. Poor sperm morphology can be cured by changing lifestyle quizzes, getting bad habits, taking medications, and having surgical treatments like varicocelectomy or testicular biopsy. Fortunately, men suffering from abnormal sperm morphology can still father a child by using assisted reproductive technologies like IVF and IUI.
azoospermia treatment with micro TESE

Sperm Extraction with Micro-TESE: How Does It Work?

Micro-TESE is a sperm aspiration technique with high accuracy and success rate. In this method, the surgeon identifies bunches of sperm in testicles with high-powered microscopes and extracts them using precise surgical tools. The retrieved sperms are either used directly in assisted reproductive techniques or frozen to be utilized later.
Hysterectomy Surgery

Uterus Removal Surgery (Hysterectomy): Types & Side Effects

Hysterectomy has four types: total, partial, radical, and total, with bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy. Based on the type and severity of her health issue, the surgeon decides to perform this operation either vaginally, laparoscopically, or abdominally. Most patients experience pain, fatigue, bleeding and spotting, digestive problems, menopause symptoms, and mild depression after hysterectomy.
Implantation Symptoms

Implantation Symptoms: Implantation Bleeding Vs. Period

The first symptoms of implantation are nausea, light spotting, mild cramping, and food craving. Remember that implantation spotting differs from period to period in terms of color, amount, duration, and other factors. Implantation bleeding usually takes a couple of days, and its color is pink or brown. Also, its amount is so small that you don’t need a maxi pad.
How to Strengthen Uterine Health for Pregnancy

How to Have a Healthy Uterus for Pregnancy?

Having a healthy uterus is an important factor in the development of a fetus as it nourishes the baby and keeps it from harmful waste. To make your womb healthy before pregnancy, it is necessary to exercise regularly, control your weight, get checkups frequently, and have your medications adjusted.