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Pregnancy can decrease the risk of breast cancer.
Evidence shows Patients who became pregnant after hormone treatment showed a reduced risk, while those who did not conceive despite these treatments showed a higher risk of developing breast cancer. In such cases, infertility rather than hormonal treatment could be the possible cause.
Need to counter myths about fertility options
Fertility is one area in which there is a lot of scope for patients or advice seekers to get misled by rumours or fallacies.
Therefore, the need for educating people on the nuances of fertility cannot be understated.
The most common myth that people have is that visiting a fertility clinic means that they would be forced into an In vitro fertilization (IVF) procedure. Whereas, data at our Centre for Infertility & Assisted Reproduction (CIFAR) shows that in eight out of ten cases, conception can be achieved through non-IVF techniques.
IQ of IVF Babies as High as that of Normally Conceived Peers
There is no evidence to support claims that babies born using In vitro fertilization (IVF) face higher health risks like congenital defects, said experts at a panel discussion organised here to dispel myths about assisted reproductive procedures.
Many studies suggest that almost all IVF babies are healthy, and any observed risks are minimal and comparable to those associated with natural conception, said Dr Puneet Rana Arora, Gynaecologist & fertility specialist (IVF), Centre for Infertility & Assisted Reproduction (CIFAR), Gurugram.
Late night shifts may impact fertility in the long term: Dr Puneet Rana Arora
A good night’s sleep and a healthy, active lifestyle without any addiction is a perfect recipe for nurturing one’s fertility in years preceding the stage when one starts planning about conceiving a baby. Gynaecologist and fertility specialist (IVF), Centre for Infertility & Assisted Reproduction (CIFAR), Dr Puneet Rana Arora states that as young, career oriented and fun-loving adults, both men and women tend to ignore the possible long-term impacts of tobacco or liquor addiction or late night shifts which impact different individuals in different ways, including reduced semen count in men and poor ovarian egg reserve in women. “Fertility is never a concern when you are young and carefree.
With egg freezing, motherhood is now in control of career-driven women
The technique has also gained more and more social acceptance over the years and is no more seen as a stigma. In most cases, the privacy of the egg preserver is strictly guarded and all rules and regulations stipulated by the government are followed to assist the preserver to exercise her options of child-bearing at a later stage.
