With the objective to sensitize people about infertility, on the occasion of Father’s Day, Medicover Fertility organised a free fertility camp at Ahmad Hospital here.
“A large number of people were benefited in this initiative.The consultations were given by the Senior Fertility Consultants who hasespecially come from Delhi along with their team,” a spokesperson of theMedicover said. “We have done camps likethese in the past as well by covering many areas including Delhi, Punjab,Haryana, UP and Telangana.”
The programme was aimed at the awareness about the maleinfertility, it said. Diagnosis of male infertility can be one of the hardestchallenges a man can face, and it contributes to approximately 30-40 percent ofall infertility cases. But the recentadvances in technology and developments in the field of reproductive medicinehave made procreation even possible for men with very low or nil sperm count.
“Every man deserves the gift of Fatherhood, and we strive todo so this Father’s Day. If a couple doesn’t have a baby after a year ofunprotected sexual intercourse, then they should consult a doctor. Usually,female infertility has signs like irregular periods, but male infertility hasno symptoms until the time tests do not diagnose them,” said DrSweta Gupta, ClinicalDirector & Senior IVF Consultant, Medicover Fertility.