Sun, Mar 30, 2014 at 11:12 AM
Lifestyle changes adversely affected fertility
Ludhiana: 30 March 2014: (Punjab Screen Bureau):
According to the Indian Council of Medical Research, about 10-15 per cent (or 13-19 million) of married couples in India are infertile. This is a rather overwhelming figure, especially in light of the fact that diabetes (another high incidence ailment) is a mere 3-5 percent.
“Experts also feel that lifestyle changes of the 21st century have adversely affected fertility, resulting in low sperm count, infections, chronic disease and erectile dysfunction in the male and damaged fallopian tubes, PCOS, low egg production and fibroids in the female. PCOS i.e. polycystic ovarian syndrome is one of the biggest problem in Indian Women” said Dr. Manika Khanna, MBBD, MD (D.A.G.E Germany) Director, Gaudium IVF & Gynae Solutions, Ludhiana today in CME conducted at IMA hall, BRS Nagar, Ludhiana.
Indian Medical Association President Dr. R K Sharma said“In today’s scenario lifestyle is a very big problem with this generation. The problem is prevalent among professionals in the fast mode, such as busy professionals in the software and IT sector. Working at the computer for 12-14 hours at a stretch, lack of attention or time for nutrition and a disturbed sleep cycle have all become perfect ingredients for infertility”
In this CME eminent Doctors of Ludhiana from different experienced Medical fraternity has actively participated. General physicians and Gynecologists were high in numbers. Addressing to all the Doctors,Dr. Manika Khanna, Director Gaudium IVF, Ludhiana said “Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is one of the most common endocrine disorders among females. It is one of the leading causes of female subfertilityand the most frequent endocrine problem in women of reproductive age.
Indian Medical Association in conjunction with Gaudium IVF & Gynae solutions has taken this initiative in Ludhiana to educate more and more people about infertility and its causes. All the doctors has praised this CME.
Lifestyle changes adversely affected fertility
According to the Indian Council of Medical Research, about 10-15 per cent (or 13-19 million) of married couples in India are infertile. This is a rather overwhelming figure, especially in light of the fact that diabetes (another high incidence ailment) is a mere 3-5 percent.
“Experts also feel that lifestyle changes of the 21st century have adversely affected fertility, resulting in low sperm count, infections, chronic disease and erectile dysfunction in the male and damaged fallopian tubes, PCOS, low egg production and fibroids in the female. PCOS i.e. polycystic ovarian syndrome is one of the biggest problem in Indian Women” said Dr. Manika Khanna, MBBD, MD (D.A.G.E Germany) Director, Gaudium IVF & Gynae Solutions, Ludhiana today in CME conducted at IMA hall, BRS Nagar, Ludhiana.
Indian Medical Association President Dr. R K Sharma said“In today’s scenario lifestyle is a very big problem with this generation. The problem is prevalent among professionals in the fast mode, such as busy professionals in the software and IT sector. Working at the computer for 12-14 hours at a stretch, lack of attention or time for nutrition and a disturbed sleep cycle have all become perfect ingredients for infertility”
In this CME eminent Doctors of Ludhiana from different experienced Medical fraternity has actively participated. General physicians and Gynecologists were high in numbers. Addressing to all the Doctors,Dr. Manika Khanna, Director Gaudium IVF, Ludhiana said “Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is one of the most common endocrine disorders among females. It is one of the leading causes of female subfertilityand the most frequent endocrine problem in women of reproductive age.
Indian Medical Association in conjunction with Gaudium IVF & Gynae solutions has taken this initiative in Ludhiana to educate more and more people about infertility and its causes. All the doctors has praised this CME.
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