Infertility

Modern lifestyle has become quite stressful and this has causes disruptions in almost all aspects of life and as far as its effects on infertility is concerned, stress and infertility go hand in hand, setting off a vicious circle that only draws couples and families into whirlpools of frustration and depression.

What is unique about Itoozhi Ayurveda’s Clinic for Reproductive Medicine is that it does not target the condition of infertility directly. It takes into account all the various occupational factors while offering holistic treatment options.

Infertility takes its toll on people in more ways than one. Although its causes are mostly physiological, its effects are more psychological and emotional. It not only frays relationships between the couple involved, but can also cause disruptions in relationships with the larger family and friend circles.

In Ayurveda (Ayur: life, Veda: science) the type of the disease is not important but the type of person who has the disease is important. This is a remarkable departure from western medicine where the primary focus is on the disease.

As of 2010, there are about 48.5 million couples suffering from primary and secondary infertility, worldwide. This data paints a stark picture about the declining reproductive capacity. Although there are a number of reasons for infertility in men, below we will touch on the most common biological reasons of it.

As of 2010, there are about 48.5 million couples suffering from primary and secondary infertility, worldwide. This data paints a stark picture of the declining reproductive capacity. Below we will touch on the most common biological reasons which cause it.

As of 2010, there are about 48.5 million couples suffering from primary and secondary infertility, worldwide.

The two types of infertility are primary infertility when a person has never been able to conceive and secondary infertility when there has been a previous pregnancy but subsequent attempts have failed.