December ’14






Conceive Newsletter : December Issue



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As I sit here penning this message I can’t help but look back at how far this conception, we named ‘Conceive’ has come! Dr. Pankaj Shrivastav is a name which is given much respect and regard in not just the country but even globally and when he set out in 2004 to establish Conceive, it was his well-wishers who gave him strength to do so. Today, 10 years later, Conceive has been responsible for the birth of over 2700 babies and we, the team, know we owe it all to our well-wishers and supporters whose faith in us has been unwavering and resilient. Exciting times lie ahead as the Conceive family grows into a new branch in Jumeirah Lake Towers (JLT) Dubai and of course our first (of many I hope) newsletter! Read on to see what our doctors are up-to and exciting research that is happening on a daily basis at Conceive. You’ll hear from us again in the New Year and till then we wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a prosperity filled 2015!

Dr. Daamini Shrivastav
PR, Media & Communications Manager

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Obesity and Infertility

Obesity and Infertility

The negative effects of obesity upon Fertility were described by Hippocrates who wrote in his Essay on Scythians ‘People of such constitution cannot be prolific…. fatness and flabbiness are to blame!’ Obesity is a rising epidemic affecting millions worldwide. It is an increasing preventive health burden upon Modern Society. More than 66% of men and 60% of women in the …

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Male Infertility

Male Infertility

Baby is a divine gift from GOD to mankind to be equally enjoyed both by a man &woman. Approximately 15 percent of couples are infertile. This means they aren’t able to conceive a child even though they’ve had frequent, unprotected sexual intercourse for a year or longer. In about half of these couples, male infertility plays a role. Before it …

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Environment - Another Enemy of Fertility?

Environment – Another Enemy of Fertility?

To reproduce is human progress, but how and when, lots of reasons are still unrevealed, the more we progress at one level, the more we come across unbeaten and unsolved issues, which are not easy to eradicate. Scientists are struggling to neutralize the ill effects of environmental factors affecting all of us especially when it comes to fertility. Some of …

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Epidural-Anaesthetic

Anesthesia for In Vitro Fertilization

Broadly speaking IVF involves the following steps: Ovarian stimulation Egg collection Sperm processing & Fertilization & embryo transfer Rule of Anesthesiologist: The vaginal ultrasound probe for egg retrieval forms one of the most stressful and painful components of entire assisted reproductive treatment. Pain during oocyte retrieval is cause by the puncture of the vaginal skin and ovarian capsule by the aspirating …

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Endometrial Polyp

Endometrial Polyp

One of the causes of Infertility is an Endometrial or uterine polyp. It can also increase the risk of miscarriage. Endometrial polyp is a mass in the inner lining of the Uterus. They range in size from few mm to several cm. Causes: No definitive cause is known. Some are affected by Hormonal Treatment or changing of the normal hormones …

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Salutations

Enjoy me in the morning, afternoon or evening for the best way to stretch, energize or even relax. A full body exercise routine for mind, body and soul.

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Swapsys

Be Fit –  Cardio Circuit for the week 4-5mins warm up with some basic stretching light cardio. Perform each exercise for 40 seconds on, 20 seconds rest (total of 1min per each exercise) Repeat the following for as many rounds as you have time to do, do each exercise as fast as you can and… Continue reading Swapsys

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Sweet Anticipation

Cheers, dear readers,It’s Cathy here speaking on behalf of Conceive Hospital sharing my story of our infertility journey. I appreciate anyone reading along becoming more aware of other’s struggles, while making an effort to try to understand the ups and downs of attempting to conceive. As my story continues… After my close friend conceived literally… Continue reading Sweet Anticipation

Tick Tick Tick

Cheers, dear readers, Thank you once again for joining Eric and I and Conceive Hospital as we share our story with you, in the hopes of giving you your own voice for those dealing with infertility and all that that journey brings with it. As Eric said, sometimes simply knowing that we are not alone… Continue reading Tick Tick Tick

Bend it like Buffi

Be Fit – Cardio Circuit for the week 4-5mins warm up with some basic stretching light cardio. Perform each exercise for 40 seconds on, 20 seconds rest (total of 1min per each exercise) Repeat the following for as many rounds as you have time to do, do each exercise as fast as you can and… Continue reading Bend it like Buffi

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Welcome Aboard

When Daamini and the team at Conceive asked us to participate in this project, to chronicle our experiences and share our “journey”, I didn’t realize how apt a choice of words that would prove to be. Looking at it now, far along, perhaps ahead of you a few steps but by no means at the… Continue reading Welcome Aboard

Basics

Be Fit There is a misconception that you need to run for hours to get results. Trick is to train smart, not hard. By this I mean, get the most out of your time, more bang for your buck! By adding some Hiit (High Intensity Interval Training) you’ll get the results you are after, by… Continue reading Basics

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Kitten Therapy

Kitten Therapy

Cheers, dear readers, Thank you for joining me again to hear more about my journey and struggles with infertility. Your wonderful comments and support for the humble beginnings of this blog as well as support of Conceive Hospital are truly appreciated and we value your input and thoughts. A couple of months after I was… Continue reading Kitten Therapy