Pozitiv Fertility - Best Fertility Clinic in Hyderabad

                                                              Dr. Sasi Priya Aravalli Consultant - Reproductive Medicine & Fertility expert, Obstetrician, Gynaecologist Dr. Sasipriya Aravalli is a trusted name in reproductive medicine, with over 11 years of experience helping couples achieve the joy of parenthood. Armed with global training and unmatched expertise, she has successfully guided more than 5,000 families on their fertility journey, even in complex cases like PCOS and thin endometrium. Her compassionate approach goes beyond medical care, addressing the emotional needs of her patients while tailoring personalized treatment plans. A pioneer in cosmetic gynaecology and a dedicated mentor, Dr. Sasipriya’s commitment to excellence has made her a beacon of hope for many. She is redefining possib...

PCOS Is Not a Life Sentence But Misinformation Is So, you’ve been told you have PCOS symptoms. Cue the horror stories: “You’ll never lose weight.” “You’ll struggle to conceive.” “Just take birth control and hope for the best.” Sound familiar? Well, let’s break the cycle of bad advice. PCOS doesn’t define you, but your PCOS lifestyle choices? They can make a huge difference. No, that doesn’t mean surviving on salads and running marathons. It means understanding your body, ditching the myths, and making changes that actually work. The Diet Drama What Works and What’s Just Noise Every person with PCOS has heard it: Just lose weight, and your symptoms will magically disappear! If only it were that simple. PCOS symptoms in females aren’t just about weight, they’re about hormonal chaos. What you eat affects how your body fights insulin resistance, inflammation, and those annoying side effects. What Actually Helps? Protein & Fiber First Balance your blood sugar by starting meals with prot...

  Welcoming a child into your life is an exciting journey filled with anticipation and challenges. A key aspect of this process is understanding your fertile window  — the phase in your menstrual cycle when you’re most likely to conceive. Identifying and tracking your fertile days accurately can significantly improve your chances of pregnancy. Discover how to track your fertile window, understand ovulation signs, and boost your chances of conception with this comprehensive fertility guide. What is the Fertile Window, and Why Does It Matter? The fertile window refers to the days in a woman’s menstrual cycle when conception is most likely. Typically lasting about six days, it starts five days before ovulation and ends on the day of ovulation. This is when the chances of fertilisation are highest, thanks to the presence of a viable egg and sperm. How Long is the Fertile Window? The fertile window usually spans six days — the day of ovulation and the five preceding it. Howeve...

  Do Eating Disorders Affect Fertility? This important question resonates deeply with many individuals facing reproductive health challenges. Eating disorders, including anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa, not only jeopardize overall health but can also significantly impact fertility . Research shows that anorexia has a lifetime prevalence of 0.6% in adults, with many individuals experiencing associated fertility challenges.  Eating disorders like anorexia and bulimia can significantly affect fertility. Learn about the symptoms & treatment options to improve chances of conception. Hormonal Imbalances and Fertility Eating disorders disrupt essential hormonal balances crucial for reproduction: Estrogen : In women with anorexia, low estrogen levels can halt ovulation and menstrual cycles. Progesterone : Hormonal imbalances from binge eating may interfere with uterine preparation, complicating pregnancy. Prolactin : Elevated levels, often seen in anorexia, can inhibit ovulat...

  Infertility can be an emotionally overwhelming journey, especially when it involves primary infertility. This condition is defined as the inability to conceive a child after a year of regular, unprotected intercourse, without any previous pregnancies. While daunting, understanding its causes and treatment options can empower couples to navigate the path to parenthood with hope and resilience. Learn about the diagnosis, causes & treatments for primary male & female infertility, including hormonal factors & more. What Is Primary Infertility? Primary infertility refers to the inability of a couple to conceive their first child after actively trying for at least a year. Unlike secondary infertility, which arises after a previous pregnancy, primary infertility can present unique challenges in diagnosis and treatment, often requiring a multifaceted approach. Causes of Primary Infertility in Women Primary infertility in women can arise from various factors, including: Hormo...

  Understanding Secondary Infertility Secondary infertility is the inability to conceive or carry a pregnancy after previously giving birth. It can be emotionally challenging for couples who’ve had children before but now face unexpected difficulties. How Common Is It? About 10% of women aged 15–44 in the U.S. experience secondary infertility, making it a more common issue than many realize. Common Causes Age-related decline in egg or sperm quality Ovulation disorders like PCOS Uterine or fallopian tube issues from past surgeries, infections, or conditions like endometriosis Lifestyle factors including stress, smoking, or weight changes Complications from previous pregnancies such as scarring or hormonal imbalances Symptoms Trouble conceiving after a year of trying Irregular periods Hormonal changes Pain during intercourse Risk Factors Age over 35 History of STIs, PID, or miscarriages Obesity or major weight changes Smoking, alcohol, o...