Endometriosis: A significant healthcare challenge Endometriosis is a prevalent yet often misunderstood medical condition that affects millions of women worldwide. Despite its significant impact on reproductive  health and overall well-being, it frequently goes undiagnosed due to a lack of awareness and misconceptions about its symptoms. In this article  Dr. Jyoti Bandi highlights the importance of recognizing endometriosis, the challenges it poses—especially concerning infertility—and the need for early diagnosis and effective treatment. By shedding light on its symptoms, causes, and management options, the aim is to encourage women to seek timely medical intervention and improve their quality of life.Endometriosis is the growth of the tissue that lines the endometrium, also called the uterus, in other organs of the reproductive system like the fallopian tubes, the ovaries, or the lining of the pelvis, including others. Endometrial tissue of the uterus is naturally shed off during menstruation, but the tissue in the surrounding areas has no natural exit strategy. The invading tissue causes inflammation, adhesions, and scarring.Symptoms of Endometriosis: These include: Infertility: How it is caused by endometriosisDiagnosis and Treatment: Managing Endometriosis As mentioned, early diagnosis is critical to timely and effective management of endometriosis and mitigate symptoms. Women and girls with the above symptoms should undergo prompt pelvic examinations, MRI, or ultrasound imaging tests, or other diagnostic techniques. Laparoscopy is most accurate in confirming the presence of endometrial tissue. The treatment options depend on the extent of tissue growth, severity of symptoms, and conception goals. They include: Medications: Medications like NSAIDS, GnRH …

DYU Healthcare has introduced Smart IVF, a revolutionary new technology, which will help patients achieve their dream of starting a family. The cutting-edge technology uses artificial intelligence and advanced algorithms to optimize the IVF process and increase the chances of a successful pregnancy. With Smart IVF, the highly trained team of fertility specialists can provide personalized treatment plans that are tailored to each patient's unique needs. The system uses data-driven analysis to help predict the best time for egg retrieval, fertilization, and embryo transfer, resulting in improved outcomes and higher success rates."The launch of Smart IVF is a significant milestone for us and the field of reproductive medicine," says Dr Jyoti Bandi, Founder, DYU Healthcare. "Our team is committed to providing our patients with the best possible care, and this technology will allow us to deliver personalized treatments that are more efficient and effective," she adds. Some of the key benefits of Smart IVF are:Smart IVF technology uses advanced imaging techniques and computer algorithms to analyze embryos and select the healthiest ones for implantation. This increases the accuracy and precision of embryo selection, leading to higher success rates and fewer multiple pregnancies. Al and machine learning enables fertility experts to choose the best sperm with a single click of a button in three secondsThis technology allows doctors to personalize treatment plans based on a patient's individual needs and circumstances. This can improve the chances of success and reduce the risk of complicationsThis technology uses innovative culture systems that mimic the …

Certain medicines are given during IVF treatment that increase certain hormones like FSH and LH, which trigger the production of multiple ovarian follicles in each cycle.Nowadays, many people are unable to fulfill their dream of becoming parents. In-vitro fertilization (IVF) is a modern medical treatment to make the dream of such people come true. In this regard, the 2019 data of the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART) shows that 55 percent of such women under the age of 35 gave birth to children through this. To take this article forward, we have also spoken to Dr. Jyoti Bandi, Director of DYU Health Care, Bangalore. Know further…What is done in IVF?In IVF, the woman's egg and the man's sperm are taken out and the egg and sperm combine to form an embryo. And then it is placed in the woman's uterus to grow. Fertility doctors remove several eggs to increase the woman's chances of getting pregnant. After this, they choose the best embryo and place it in the woman's womb. In some cases, more than one embryo is placed in the uterus to increase the woman's chances of getting pregnant successfully.In IVF, the man and woman who want to have a child also get the benefit of genetic testing, so that the embryo does not have any genetic disease. In this, fertility experts examine many embryos and then ensure that only that embryo is placed in the woman's womb which does not have any common and genetic disease.With the help …