Dr. Indira Hinduja is one of the best Obstetrician, IVR, Infertility and ART specialist. She has almost 3 decades of experience in this field.
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Padmashree Dr. Indira Hinduja is a top Gynaecologist, IVF, Infertility & ART specialist. Her pioneering work in ART led the birth of scientifically documented first IVF baby in India on 6th Aug 1986. GIFT baby on 7th Jan 1988 & oocyte donation baby on 24/1/1999. She has to her credit more than 115 national & international publications along with numerous awards of which the most prestigeous being the "Padmashree & Dhanvantari". Her enthusiasm for research has paved her way into stem cell biology with pioneering work in Embryonic stem cells, somatic cell Nuclear transfer, very small Embryonic stem cells & last but not the least introduced pleurepotent stem cells.
Padmashree, Dhanvantari, Jeevan Gaurav Puraskar Exceptional women Achiever (EWA) - shared with - Hon Ex president of India Smt Pratibhatai Patil - Bharatratna Smt. Lata Mangeshkar - Supreme court judge - Sujata Manohar & Mrs. Mandakini Amte. Young Indian Award 1987. Quoted inLimca Book of Record 1990 - page 88. Outstanding Lady Citizen of Maharashtra State Jaycee Award 1987. Indira Aprreciation Memento 2001 crusader Trophy for Medicine - 5th Apr'2001.
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A fertility specialist is a physician who practices a subspecialty of gynecology and obstetrics called reproductive endocrinology and infertility (REI). Fertility specialists focus on diagnosing, treating and preventing male and female infertility. These physicians have completed 4 years of medical school and at least 4 years of residency training in obstetrics/gynecology (OB/GYN) or urology (andrology).
Fertility specialists are not just gynecologists. They are a reproductive endocrinologist and practice reproductive endocrinology and infertility (REI) which is the subspecialty of obstetrics and gynecology.
An average woman in her thirties has a 15% to 20% chance of getting pregnant in an average month. As women get older, their fertility begins to decline and so does their chance of getting pregnant in an average month, which is why is suggested that the patient should make the call before they’ve passed the threshold of 35.
If you are under 35, you should see a fertility specialist after you have tried to conceive for 12 months. If you are 35 to 39, you should see a fertility specialist after you have tried to conceive for 6 months. If you are 40 or more, you should see a fertility specialist after you have tried to conceive for 3 months.
One of the initial things the fertility specialty will want to know is whether or not you're ovulating. At your first meeting with the doctor, he or she will go over your medical history and then outline the fertility tests you and your partner will need to have. For men, the basic test for infertility, semen analysis (SA), will be performed, in which a sample of ejaculate is evaluated in a lab.