What to Expect During Your First Visit to a Fertility Specialist in Delhi?

In recent years, New Delhi has seen a notable rise in the number of individuals and couples seeking fertility care. As a fertility specialist, I’ve witnessed firsthand how emotionally overwhelming infertility can be. But taking that first step, scheduling a fertility consultation can change everything.

This blog helps you through the fertility consultation process at our clinic the best infertility treatment centre in New Delhi NCR and help you feel prepared and informed.

Why Visit a Fertility Specialist in Delhi?

If a couple is trying without contraception for about 6 months and doesn't get results, then your first line of treatment should begin with seeing a fertility specialist. Delhi is home to some of India’s most advanced fertility clinics, offering a combination of cutting-edge technology and compassionate care. At Mother's Lap IVF Centre, we take pride in offering personalized treatment plans, especially for those dealing with complex fertility conditions.

Here are some of the services we provide:

• IVF (In Vitro Fertilisation) – Effective for conditions like PCOS, blocked fallopian tubes, or low sperm count.

• IUI (Intrauterine Insemination) – A less invasive option for mild fertility issues.

• Egg Freezing – Ideal for those looking to preserve fertility due to career planning or medical reasons.

• AI in IVF - the latest innovations

• Donor IVF

• Surrogacy

Importance of Timely Fertility Advice

Delaying treatment can lead to:

• Decreased fertility potential

• Higher risk of complications such as

This is why your periods have been stopped…

Missing out on your period doesn’t mean that you're pregnant. Also, people take it for granted that we'll have periods from puberty until middle age. But what happens when your periods suddenly stop? It's fairly common to experience irregular periods from time to time lifestyle changes and environmental factors such as shift work can make you late but absent periods (amenorrhea) especially at the early age should always be checked out. If you are a young woman and has regular periods but you missed out one for three months, but you are not pregnant then you should see your gynecologist as it could be more serious. Below, we look at some of the most common reasons your periods might have stopped.

1. You're stressed - Severe stress can have a major affect on your periods. High levels of stress hormones such as cortisol in your body interfere with menstrual hormones surges, resulting in a cycle that's delayed or that just stops.

2. You exercise excessively - Working out is good but if you exercise too much, or do it aggressively then your hormones will be disrupted in a similar way to when you're stressed.  If you are an avid gym-goer or athlete and you have very little body fat, there is a good chance you will begin to skip periods and have anovular cycles. Even if you do have a cycle, you may have very light bleeds as the womb lining is thin.

3. You have a low body weight - We know not all fat is good, but some fat is essential. If your body weight sinks too low, you may stop ovulating. Being too thin also prevents a pregnancy when, as far as the body is concerned, there is not enough food to

Irregular periods? This article may answer your questions

By Dr. ShobhaGupta

Menstrual periods are often irregular in teenage years, when our cycles first begin. It may take several years for a woman's hormones to balance, so that ovulation and cycles become regular. Hormone imbalance is what also causes menstrual irregularities when peri-menopause and menopause arise. What surprises many women is that, with menopause, our cycles can become less frequent with less bleeding or more frequent with heavy bleeding and passage of blood clots. If menopause comes before age 40, it is known as premature ovarian failure. This needs to be checked by your doctor.

Early menopause can cause many health problems including osteoporosis, strokes, heart disease and emotional and cognitive deficits. It should not be taken lightly. But, of the many reasons for menstrual irregularities and missed periods, the most common is pregnancy.

5 Surprising Facts to know if you can’t get pregnant

By Dr. Shobha Gupta

It is estimated that globally between 60-80 million couples suffer from infertility every year, of which probably between 15- 20 million are in India alone says ICMR Bulletin. It could be very disappointing every month to get a negative pregnancy test especially when you are trying hard to get pregnant. But before assuming that in vitro fertilization (IVF) may be the only option, it’s important to know some of the very common causes of infertility.  

Here are the five possible facts why you might be struggling with infertility and what you can do about it.

1. You don’t have enough healthy eggs:

You’re born with a fixed number of eggs but the number and health of your eggs declines as you get older. In fact, a healthy and fertile 30-year-old has only 20 percent chances of getting

BALANCING IRREGULAR MENSTRUAL CYCLE

By Dr. Shobha Gupta

Very important tips for women facing irregular cycles and few important things to reduce the pain naturally.

1. Eat healthy diet include plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables in your diet. It will help normal your cycle. Take more pulses in your diet as they are low fat, high in fibre, with no cholesterol, low glycemic index, high in protein and nutrients.
2. Have lots of water and reduce or eliminate caffeine like coffee, tea, chocolate, colas or alcohol. It would help flush the system and keep cells rejuvenated.
3. Take adequate sleep as it will help restore the reproductive system. Lack of sleep can disrupt your cycle.
4. Manage your weight. Your weight could be the highest contributing factor for irregular periods. Go for a gradual weight loss. Manage it with light exercises