Thursday, 16 July 2020

surrogacy twins at KIC

Posted by Dr.Samit Sekhar on 00:57


Congratulations to Mrs and Mr.SSV from Hyderabad on the birth of their Twins a Boy and a Girl with the help of KIC'S IVF and Surrogacy program. Both babies are healthy and doing well.
Start your family today, avail fertility treatments at:: https://kiranivfgenetic.com/
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How can I increase your oocyte quality naturally?

Posted by Dr.Samit Sekhar on 00:53


Many women get stressed out on finding that they cannot conceive without assistance. The fertility doctor often reveals that the quality of their eggs is poor that may be caused by multiple factors.

The doctors frequently recommend following a healthy lifestyle by giving up certain habits for good. Some of
the notable things to do in order to improve the quality of the oocytes (eggs) include the following:-

1) Quitting smoking and giving up consumption of all tobacco products
2) Managing stress and anxiety effectively
3) Following a healthy diet plan that includes consumption of green vegetables, fruits and nutritious proteins along with nuts and seeds
4) Losing or putting on weight in order to attain BMI between 18-24
5) Treating circulatory disorders and eat iron rich foods to improve the haemoglobin level
6) Getting rid of vitamin deficiency by following a vitamin rich diet or adding supplements to the diet

Check out https://kicbengaluru.com/causes-of-female-infertility to know more about the solutions.

#oocyte #diet #supplement #infertility #femaleinfertility #infertilitytreatment #infertilityawareness #kicbengaluru 


Friday, 10 July 2020

The Female Fertility Age Chart

Posted by Dr.Samit Sekhar on 23:55


Age is one of the major factors for being able to have a baby.
 At Kiran Infertility centre we  advise trying to start your family in your 20s or early thirties in order to ensure a healthy pregnancy and hassle free delivery. Unfortunately, your
circumstances might not be conducive always. Do not wait too long though.

Try to go through the female fertility age chart in order to figure your chances. Here are some basic facts. Do check them out...

1) At age 20, a healthy woman has 25% possibility of becoming pregnant each month
2) At age 30, a healthy woman has 20% possibility of becoming pregnant each month
3) At age 35, a healthy woman has 15% possibility of becoming pregnant each month
4) At age 40, a healthy woman has 5% possibility of becoming pregnant each month

Do not fret though! Feel free to visit KIC, Bengaluru and consult with a fertility expert for the right
solution. You are free to visit https://kicbengaluru.com/assisted-reproductive-technology-in-bangalore/
and learn about the treatment procedures available for you.

#fertility #infertility #agerelatedinfertility #IVF #ART #infertilityawareness #infertilitytreatment #femaleinfertility #kicbengaluru

Thursday, 9 July 2020

late pregnancy. Associated myths and reality.

Posted by Dr.Samit Sekhar on 23:58
Pregnant after 40?? 10 Myths associated.

Becoming pregnant in your 40s especially your late forties is nothing short  of a miracle. Well, the statistics definitely endorse this view as less than 5% of females over 40 can hope to conceive naturally.

However, it is not entirely impossible with fertility doctors being able to turn the clock around successfully in helping their patients become healthy parents after 40.

Unfortunately, myths abound about the possibility of being pregnant post 40 that causes many omen to give up the idea altogether. It might help you to check out the facts by visiting https://kicbengaluru.com/ and forget about the following myths completely.

1. Pregnancy should be spontaneous and should not be induced with the help of doctors
2. Every woman has trouble getting pregnant regardless of her age
3. It is different for celebrities who can easily have kids beyond the age of 45
4. You can only conceive if you have healthy eggs
5. The age of the male partner does not matter
6. If you are healthy and physically fit you can get pregnant easily after 40
7. Having a baby is impossible after menopause
8. Women over 40 are sure to have twins or triplets
9. You have no family history of infertility so you are not infertile
10. You will not be a real mother if you decide to use donor eggs


#infertility #menopause #IVF #donoregg #infertilitytretment #infertilityawareness #myths #kicbengaluru


Baby Boom!!

Posted by Dr.Samit Sekhar on 02:16
Surrogacy in India.

Congratulations to our patients Mrs and Mr. AS On birth of their Twins a Boy and a Girl. Both healthy and doing well with the help of KIC's IVF and Surrogacy program.
In the last two days a total of 7 Babies have been born to KIC patients in India and abroad.

Start your family today, avail fertility treatments at:: https://kiranivfgenetic.com/

#babyboom #boy #surrogacy #surrogacytwins #surrogacybabies #happymoments #infertility #infertilitytreatment #infertilityawareness #surrogacy #kichyderabad #surrogacyindia #surrogacylawsindia #ivfinindia #eggdonorsurrogacy #surrogacyhyderabad





What Are the Chances of Getting Pregnant After 40?

Posted by Dr.Samit Sekhar on 00:34




The best time to become pregnant is in your late twenties and early thirties
However, more and more women are opting for late marriages today but manage to conceive despite the odds
40 is no longer deemed to be too late for becoming a mother.

The facts vary though. There are many instances of females being successfully pregnant in their early 40s.

However quite a few women in their forties find it difficult to become pregnant naturally
In such a scenario waiting for too long might be counter productive.  You can certainly use the help of fertility experts should you wish to have a baby post 40. Visit any of the Kiran infertility centre branches in Hyderabad,Chennai or Bengaluru by checking https://kicbengaluru.com/ for appointment information. You may be advised to go for a:-

1) IVF
2) IUI
3) Surrogacy

Success rates are as high as 70 to 80% cumulative with help of Assisted reproduction

#IVF #IUI #surrogacy #femaleinfertility #maleinfertility #infertilitytreatment #infertilityawareness #infertility #kicbengaluru





Dr. Samit Sekhar.
Owner and Director. 
M.B.B.S.
Master’s in Andrology and Men’s Health(Australia) 
Kiran  Group.
Fertility/Obstetrics/Gynaecology/Genetics/Skin& Aesthetics/Dentistry.
Hyderabad/Bengaluru/Dubai/Ukraine
Mobile +91-994-817-5768   
Web:  www.kiranivfgenetic.com
The preferred destination for Fertility Treatments.  
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Friday, 3 July 2020

Ante Natal care after succesful IVF treatment

Posted by Dr.Samit Sekhar on 23:20
Surrogacy in India.

Pregnancy care after successful IVF cycles

Congratulations on being pregnant after a successful IVF cycle. Here are a few things that you need to do now. Do check them out...

1) Have your blood pressure checked regularly and keep it under control by discussing it with your doctor

2) It is not okay to give up medication the moment you learn about conception. Your doctor may keep you on progesterone hormonal support depending on your condition

3) You have to undergo multiple blood tests to check the hormonal levels

4) Follow a nutritious diet and do low impact exercises to ensure good health

5) You will have to go for more ultrasound tests during early pregnancy

6) There is no need for being confined in bed as the pregnancy progresses. Lead a normal life without exerting yourself either physically or mentally

7) You have to continue visiting the clinic for treatment and advice on a regular basis until you give birth to a healthy child

Ask your doctor about the next step of action. You may also want to get more information from
https://kiranivfgenetic.com/ivf-cost-in-hyderabad/
#IVF #infertility #pregnancy #ivftreatment #infertilitytreatment #infetilityawareness #kichyderabad #surrogacyindia #surrogacylawsindia #ivfinindia #eggdonorsurrogacy #surrogacyhyderabad

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