Erectile dysfunction is a common medical problem affecting approximately 15% of men each year
SCHEDULE ONLINE CONSULTATIONThe inability to achieve and sustain a solid erection for sexual activity is referred to as erectile dysfunction (ED). Men who experience it suffer from severe depression and anxiety, which lowers their quality of life.
Physical, emotional, or a combination of both difficulties can lead to ED. ED is brought on by the following physical health issues:When the penis is unable to catch blood during an erection, there is insufficient blood flow to the penis.The penis does not receive nerve signals from the brain or spinal cord.Specific health issues (like Diabetes, Heart disease, Hypertension)Nicotine useAbuse of alcoholIssues with sleepLow amounts of testosteroneDrug side effectsED has emotional causes like:DepressionAnxietyexcessive stressConflicts in relationships
The inability of a man to obtain and sustain an erection is a crucial indicator of ED. Additionally, this illness lessens a man's desire for sexual activity.The affected person can still generate healthy sperm even after developing this illness. While giving the sperms to his partner, a complication occurs. As a result, conception becomes challenging.
Typically, a doctor and patient will talk about all of the issues that are present. On the basis of this conversation, the situation can be verified. The patient's privacy may be impacted by the questionnaire given during the consultation. However, it aids in understanding the true cause of the issue. Blood testing, cholesterol tests, and blood sugar tests can all be used to see whether the dysfunction is linked to any other health issues.Underlying condition tests entail:Physical evaluation: The male subject's testicles and penis are closely examined, and the nerves are tested for sensitivity.Blood testing can help identify conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and low testosterone levels.Tests on the urine help to investigate the signs of diabetes and other underlying medical issues.The doctor may conduct a psychological assessment by asking particular questions. This aids in the early detection of depression and other potential psychological causes of ED.Ultrasound: This procedure creates a visual representation of the male organ. This aids the doctor in identifying issues with blood flow.
A person must see a doctor if they are having erectile dysfunction issues. Depending on the cause, severity, and underlying medical issues of a person's erectile dysfunction, ED can be treated in a variety of methods. Options for treatment include:Drugs taken orallyInjecting the penilesVacuum equipmentUsing TestosteroneSurgery (penile implant)
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You will have much more hormones rushing through your body than usual as a result of all the hormone injections required during IVF. You might feel cranky, bloated, or even high libido as a result of that. It's not uncommon for women to gain a little weight. Hormone injections can affect your weight and also your hunger levels, along with changes in your emotions. Expect some changes to happen in your body and mind.
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Smoking is a strict "No" if you’re looking to get pregnant. This is applicable to both men and women. Smoking has shown to have a big impact on the quality of the sperms and eggs and hence it’s advisable that you quit smoking if you’re planning to start a family.
This can only be suggested on a case to case basis depending on the various factors associated with the patient, such as age, medical condition, quality of eggs/sperms etc.
IVF success rates vary as it depends on multiple factors. One of these major factors is age. The success rate is almost 55-60% in women who are less than 35 years of age. The success rate goes down as the woman’s age increases. Ideally, the 20s and 30s are the best age to have a successful IVF.
It's pretty doable. Begin taking prenatal supplements, keep a healthy weight, stop using drugs, drinking alcohol, or smoking, avoid serious infectious infections, which could cause a delay in treatment, and reduce consuming caffeine. Basically, maintain a healthy body by eating healthy and exercising regularly.
1/3 of infertility cases are attributable to men, 1/3 are attributable to women, and the rest are a combination of male and female factors or unexplained problems.
Some women report having minimal to no reactions, while others say they are extremely anxious or even depressed. So be aware that you can experience an emotional response to the hormone changes; if you do, this is completely normal and okay.
If you’re unable to conceive after a year of actively trying to conceive, then you should consult a doctor.
IVF shots are typically not too painful. Although there is a stinging feeling, it is not bothersome. The needles are too thin to cause any pain. When you inject the medication, you can invite your partner or perhaps a friend to stand by your side.
Drinking is strictly discouraged while prepping for IVF. Some studies have shown that alcohol may have an effect on the outcome of IVF.
The woman becomes pregnant once the embryo is implanted in her uterus, and after a certain amount of time, she gives birth to her child. IVF children are just like any other children. In fact, it is impossible to tell an IVF baby apart from other kids unless you are told.
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Yes is the clear-cut response. With the use of in vitro fertilization (IVF), millions of healthy children have been born. There are no immediate or long-term risks to the child's health associated with the procedure. The method of conception is the main distinction between IVF babies and regular babies.
A varicocele is identified in 15% of healthy men and up to 35% of men with primary infertility.
Infertility is on the rise. According to the United Nations, there was a worldwide average of 5 children per woman in 1950, but by 2020, that ratio had dropped to 2 children. Infertility affects 48 million couples and 186 million people globally, according to estimates.