Reproductive(Fertility) Health Articles

Male birth control pills are emerging as a safe, reversible alternative to expanding contraceptive options for men.

While reproductive genetics offers hope for tailored care, on the other side, it raises ethical questions of equity, consent, and social consequences.

Hormonal changes during menopause can affect a female’s physical, emotional, mental, and social well-being. Symptoms during and after menopause vary widely.

Bladder migration is a rare complication associated with inserting an IUD. It can become embedded in the bladder wall, leading to noticeable urinary symptoms.

Among the most effective instruments at disposal are contraceptives. It allows young girls and women to plan their families and futures.

Progestin therapy or synthetic progesterone, is a common therapy for PCOS/PMOS that regulates the menstrual cycle and lowers testosterone levels in the body.

The influence of COVID-19 on sperm quality remains a subject of ongoing research, with potential links between the virus and reproductive health being explored.

Blood accumulation in the fallopian tube is called haemotosalpinx. This article gives a broad view of the condition.

Congenital anomalies may hinder the normal development of the organs one such condition is complex genital abnormalities. Read below to know more.

A Mycobacterium TB infection in the female reproductive system is the cause of female genital tuberculosis (FGTB).