10 Best Infertility Specialists in Subhash Road

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Dr. Anagha Karkhanis

Gynecologist

20 years of experience

Cocoon Fertility Gokhale Road, Thane

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Dr. Shalaka Bahadkar

Infertility Specialist

24 years of experience

Spectrum Clinic Naupada, Thane

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Dr. Sushma Gunjotikar

Gynecologist

37 years of experience

Bethany Hospital Thane West, Thane + 1 more

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Dr. Milind Gaitonde

Gynecologist

22 years of experience

Abhimaan Maternity & Surgical Hospital Panch Pakhadi, Thane

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Questions & Answers on "Infertility Specialist" (35)

i am 28 years, sperm count is 22 million total motility 33% progressive motility 30% live 48% dead 52% is it ok for pregnancy

Male | 28

Your sperm count is a bit low, which can be a challenge when it comes to getting pregnant. The motility also low indicates the sperm's ability to move could be a problem. This could result from different causes such as lifestyle problems, infections, or some health conditions. It is important to have a conversation with an infertility sppecialist to discuss ways to increase your chances of getting pregnant.

Answered on 1st Aug '24

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I m anand married 3 year ago no child taken semen test in that sperm 37.5 ml/ejec , motile sperm 18.6 ml/ejec , prog motile 0, functional motile n/a ,morph normal sperm n/a . I want to get normal or solution for child in possible

Male | 32

Your semen test showed low sperm count and motility. That can make it hard to get pregnant. Low sperm count happens when hormones are off balance. It can also be caused by some medicines. Smoking or too much alcohol may also be why. To boost your chances of having a baby, don't smoke or drink alcohol. Eat healthy foods. You could also talk to a fertility doctor for more help.

Answered on 30th July '24

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I am 4 months pregnent sir tiffa scanning cheinchali

Female | 29

You might be considering getting a TIFFA test at the beginning of the fourth month of pregnancy. At this stage, it's essential to track the baby's progress because many things, such as growth and development, are being checked. This scan can help detect any abnormalities early on. It is non-invasive and completely safe for both you and your baby. This scan provides peace of mind and allows for regular monitoring of your baby's health during pregnancy.

Answered on 24th July '24

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