Treatments

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Modern medical treatments available in the hospital are explained below. For detecting the cause of infertility in men and women blood test, Hormone detection, periodic Ultrasound Scanning, X-ray of the uterus, Endometrian Biopsy, Laproscopy, Hysteroscopy (Endoscopy) are used.

Laproscopy
Operative Video Laproscopy for Tubal and Ovarian Pathology Operative Video Hysteroscopy for UterinePathology.
 

Laproscopy Hysterectomy
The doctor does operation for removing uterus and ovary and for stopping conceiving by Key Hole Surgery. The tumors having growth of 32 weeks can be removed by this Surgery. The advantages for this surgery is that you don't require time for healing and you can get back to your job as soon as possible, Since this kind of operation doesn't require to stay at hospital and rest the expenses will be very less compared to other surgeries.
Recanalisation Surgery
Using this surgery, Men and Women can regain their reproductively 
 
Intra Uterine Insemination
In male infertility when the count or efficiency of sperms are less then the sperm is washed (Sperm wash) in the lab for increasing the count and mobility and then placed in the uterus. This is IUI treatment. This is done after detecting the count of ovule secretion using Ultra Sound Scanning . Sometimes the IUI has to be done many times. If the sperm count is too bad then IUI treatment itself is required.

Donor Insemination
If the testis of the man doesn't secrete enough Sperm (Testicular Failure, Sertoli cell only syndrome) then a donor sperm is washed and injected into the uterus, which is called Sperm Donation.


Vasogram
This happens, when the semen contains no sperm, or whose testis doesn't secrete or there is block in the tube. To detect this an X-ray of the tube is taken and this is called Vasogram.

Cryo Preservation of Sperms (Semen Bank)
It is a facility for preserving the sperms for longer duration.

Embryo Cryopreservation
Following initial treatment a maximum of three embryos are transferred. Depending on the quality of the spare embryos, they may be frozen for transfer at a later date. This center has facilities for freezing using latest technology from Crygologic of Australia. ( read more )

In-Vitro Fertilisation (IVF)
In broad terms the IVF procedure consists of recovering eggs from ovary, fertilising them with sperm and transferring the resulting embryos into the uterus. In this procedure the sperm and eggs are simply cultured together overnight.
IVF has changed the prospects in the female. IVF involves retrieving eggs from the ovaries by Trans vaginal aspiration and incubating the sperms in a dish resulting in formation of embryos, which are then transferred into the uterine cavity. IVF cannot be used for severe male factor infertility and for the sperms retrieved from the testis or epidiymis.

Sperm and Embryo Donation
Gamete donation raises many complex issues and couples contemplating such treatments psychological implications will be explored fully. Sperm donors are matched as closely as possible for physical characteristics and blood group to the male partner of women receiving the donor sperm. Donor sperm can be used for donor insemination and for IVF. 
Eggs are recovered from the donor and the sperm from the recipient’s partner is used to inseminate the eggs in the laboratory either by IVF or ICSI. The resulting embryos are transferred two or three days later to the recipient’s uterus. 
Egg donation is indicated for the following reasons: 

  • Premature menopause. 
  • Genetic abnormality. 
  • Poor ovarian response to hormonal stimulation. 
  • Absence of ovaries. 
  • Ovarian failure due to chemotherapy/radiotherapy.

Thermal Balloon Ablation of Endometrium - for Menorrhogea.

This a new modality to control excessive uterine haemorrhogea by removing inner most layer of uterus i.e. Endomertrum.

In this procedure, a special designed Balloon Catheter is passed through uterine cavity . A heated fluid is passed through catheter to create certain fix intra uterine pressure. Procedure is continued for 10-15 min. The procedure can be done under local anaesthesia or under general anaesthesia.
 
  • Prior to procedure, endometrial is sent for H.P.E.
  • Patient is discharged from the hospital after 4 to 6 hours.
  • Patient can resume normal work after 48 hours.

Indications for ( Thermal Balloon Ablation):

  1. Dysfunctional uterine haemorrhage ( D.U. H)
  2. Adenomycis of uterus.
  3. Small fibroids (up to 10-12 weeks pregnant uterus size)


 Contra indications:

  1. Suspected or confirm cancer of uterus or cervix.
  2. Uterine infection (First infection should be treated).
  3. Very big uterine cavity (More than 12 weeks size)
  4. Patient wants child bearing function.

Advantages:

  1. No scar anywhere in body.
  2. Short procedure time.
  3. It can be done with Local anesthesia - so it is very useful in patient having diabetes, hypertension, cardiac disease etc. where general anaeshesia is risky.
  4. Uterus is not removed, so sexual life can be enjoyed after 7-10 days of surgery
  5. Very few side effects like leucorrhea & pain in teented can be seen in small number of patients.
  6. H.P.E. of endometrium will remove the fear of endometri.
  7. It is very cost-effective compare to hysterectomy.
  8. It can also be performed during menstrual cycle.
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