Author: Dr. Mamta Dighe

If there's one concern I hear almost every week in my consultation room, it's this: "Doctor, I don't know how I'm going to manage IVF and my job at the same time." As someone who works closely with patients navigating…

When you are going through IVF, every choice can feel significant and rightly so. One of the most common questions I hear from my patients at Xenith is: “Doctor, is there anything I can eat to help the treatment work?”…

You made it to embryo transfer day. After weeks of injections, scans, egg retrievals, and lab updates, your embryo is finally where it needs to be. As a fertility specialist, I have seen my patients enter the most emotionally challenging…

When people hear about insulin resistance, they usually connect it with diabetes, weight gain, or conditions like PCOS in women. But what many men don’t realize is that insulin resistance in male fertility is also an important health concern. Yes,…

When we think about pregnancy, most people focus on egg quality and sperm health. But there is one more important factor that often gets ignored which is the uterine lining, also called the endometrium. This lining is like the ‘bed’ where…

Introduction Many couples today are trying to conceive, but despite all reports coming “normal,” pregnancy does not happen. This situation can feel confusing and emotionally draining. One such often overlooked reason is luteal phase defect infertility. It is not very…

AMH Levels Explained: What They Mean for Your Fertility Introduction When someone starts planning for pregnancy, one test that doctors often recommend is the AMH test. You might have heard friends or relatives say, “Check your AMH levels first.” But…

Egg Quality vs Egg Quantity: What Matters More? When it comes to fertility, many women often hear, “Your egg count matters.” But it’s not just about how many eggs you have, but also how healthy those eggs are. Think of…

Introduction When we talk about pregnancy, many people focus on nutrition, rest, and emotional well-being. But there is one silent hero in the body that plays a very important role, progesterone, often called the “pregnancy hormone.” This hormone is essential…