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Aster CMI Hospital launches month-long free IVF consultation
Aster CMI Hospital launches month-long free IVF consultation
Dealing with infertility can be emotionally taxing. To help couples who wish to start their treatment and fulfill their dream of parenthood, Aster CMI Hospital has announced free consultation for the whole month of December to answer queries that persist in the minds of childless couples before they opt for an IVF treatment
Bengaluru:Dealing with infertility can be emotionally taxing. To help couples who wish to start their treatment and fulfill their dream of parenthood, Aster CMI Hospital has announced free consultation for the whole month of December to answer queries that persist in the minds of childless couples before they opt for an IVF treatment.
Speaking on the launch of the free consultation, Dr. Deepthi Bawa, Consultant - Reproductive Medicine & IVF, Aster CMI Hospital, said "Being childless is emotionally and physically traumatic for many couples and they often feel very lonely in their journey of life. As per the Indian Society of Assisted Reproduction (ISAR) estimates, 10-14% of married couples in India face infertility, and nearly 27.5 million who want to conceive suffer from infertility. The study further highlights that
only 45% of couples visit a doctor when they are trying to conceive. It also throws light on the fact that close to 55% of women are not even aware of ovulation tracking products like fertility gadgets and 75% of men don't have any knowledge about it. With this initiative, we would like to create awareness on infertility problems and encourage people to come and visit their specialists"
Even though in recent years, fertility treatment in India has made considerable progress both in terms of expertise and adoption of procedures, only 1% of infertile couples seek any kind of treatment which makes increasing awareness about the treatment the need of the hour.
