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Facing recurrent miscarriage? IVF will help to solve your problem There are many women that suffer from recurrent miscarriages and feel like their dreams of having children and raising a family have ended. If you are one of the millions of women who have had multiple miscarriages,   Dr Manoj Chellani, IVF Expert, Aayush ICSI Test Tube Baby Center helps you to understand the details which can assist you to conceive and see your dream of having a child come true. What is it? The term "miscarriage" is generally used to describe loss of a pregnancy up to 20 weeks gestation, most often in the initial 12 weeks or first trimester. Such spontaneous losses usually occur either because the embryo or fetus is not developing normally and/or other processes, such as implantation of the pregnancy within the wall of the uterus, are going awry. It has been estimated that 1–2% of second-trimester pregnancies miscarry before 24 weeks of gestation. Causes The ...

Complication in infertility treatment? If you are undergoing an infertility treatment and have found significant increase in your weight in duration of two-three days or have difficulty in breathing or urinating then it might be possible that you are suffering from OHSS. Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome (OHSS) is one of the most common complications of infertility treatment. Renowned IVF expert& Gynecologist- Dr Manoj Chellani, Director, Aayush ICSI Test Tube Baby Center helps you to understand the details which can assist if you facing such problem and the preventive measures which you should take. Dr Manoj Chellani says “ This syndrome usually occurs in women undergoing  IVF , although it may rarely be seen in women taking injectable medications for an  IUI  cycle as well. OHSS most frequently occurs 5 to 10 days after the injection of  HCG  to prepare you for  egg retrieva l , though some women may experience symptoms a little earlie...

Traveling by plane during pregnancy? Pregnant women are often found in dilemma when it comes to travel during pregnancies especially if they have to board flight. Its really difficult to decide when to travel and when not , what to carry and what to do . Dr Manoj Chellani, Gynecologist &IVF expert, Aayush ICSI Test Tube Baby Center, Raipur, Chhattisgarh unveils answers to all your curiosity related to travelling while pregnant. DR MANOJ CHELLANI, IVF EXPERT According to him the best time to fly might be in the middle of your pregnancy — about weeks 14 to 28. This is when you're likely to feel your best, and the risks of miscarriage and premature labor are the lowest. Restrict travel of any type after 36 weeks of pregnancy. Flying during pregnancy can slightly increase your risk of  thrombosis (blood clots)  and  varicose veins . Wearing support stockings (not tights, which increase your risk of developing  thrush), ) when you fly wil...