
Chronic Endometritis: Symptoms, Tests, Treatment & IVF
Chronic endometritis is silent, low-grade inflammation of the womb lining linked to failed IVF and miscarriage, found by biopsy and cured with antibiotics.
Expert articles on fertility, IVF, women's health, and more from our specialists.

Chronic endometritis is silent, low-grade inflammation of the womb lining linked to failed IVF and miscarriage, found by biopsy and cured with antibiotics.

To get pregnant fast, have sex every 1-2 days in your fertile window, stop smoking and alcohol, reach a healthy weight and start folic acid. See the checklist.

A follicular study is a series of vaginal scans from about day 8–10 that tracks an egg growing to 18–22 mm and confirms ovulation. See timing and report terms.

Irregular periods, acne, excess hair, weight gain, hair fall, tiredness and trouble conceiving are common signs of hormonal imbalance. See causes and tests.

Struggling to conceive a second child? Learn the common causes of secondary infertility, when to seek help, and how to explore effective treatment options.

Preparing for your first fertility consultation? Learn what medical history to bring, questions to ask, and how our Chennai specialists build your plan.

Struggling to conceive? Learn how to improve sperm quality naturally with diet, lifestyle changes, and when to consult a fertility specialist for expert care.

Struggling with PCOS and fertility? Learn how to balance exercise to improve insulin sensitivity and ovulation, and when to seek expert help in Chennai.

Struggling with PCOS and fertility? Learn how a low-GI, insulin-friendly diet can improve your chances of conception. Get practical, Indian-diet-focused tips.

Considering pregnancy after 40? Learn about your fertility options, the importance of early testing, and how to improve your success rates with expert care.

Losing 5-10% of body weight can raise testosterone and improve sperm count and motility. How obesity harms sperm, and when to see a male fertility specialist.

Irregular periods mean cycles under 21 or over 35 days. Common causes are PCOS, thyroid, high prolactin, stress and weight change. See tests and when to worry.