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  • Understanding Uterine Fibroids: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment Options

    A.R.T. Specialist

    Dr. Roya Rozati

    Uterine fibroids are one of the most common health concerns among women, especially between the ages of 30 and 50. Although they are non-cancerous growths, fibroids can sometimes cause significant discomfort and affect a woman’s quality of life if left untreated.

    What Are Fibroids?

    Fibroids, also known as leiomyomas or myomas, are growths that develop in or on the uterus. They can vary greatly in size—from as small as a seed to as large as a melon. Some women may have only one fibroid, while others may have multiple.

    Common Symptoms of Fibroids

    Not all fibroids cause symptoms, but when they do, they may include:

    • Heavy or prolonged menstrual bleeding
    • Pelvic pain or pressure
    • Frequent urination
    • Constipation
    • Pain during intercourse
    • Abdominal swelling

    If you notice persistent symptoms, it’s important to seek medical advice early.

    Causes and Risk Factors

    While the exact cause of fibroids is unknown, research suggests that they may be linked to:

    • Hormonal changes (especially estrogen and progesterone)
    • Family history of fibroids
    • Early onset of menstruation
    • Lifestyle factors such as diet and stress

    When to Visit a Doctor

    You should see a gynecologist if:

    • Your periods are unusually heavy or long
    • You experience pelvic pain or bloating
    • You have difficulty conceiving
    • Your symptoms interfere with daily life

    Treatment Options for Fibroids

    Treatment depends on the size, location, and severity of symptoms. Options may include:

    • Medication to manage symptoms and shrink fibroids
    • Minimally invasive procedures such as laparoscopy or hysteroscopy
    • Uterine artery embolization to block blood flow to the fibroid
    • Surgical removal (myomectomy or hysterectomy) in severe cases

    With timely diagnosis and proper care, most women can find relief and improve their overall health.

  • Understanding Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART)

    Chief A.R.T. Specialist | MHRT Hospitals

    Dr. Roya Rozati

    Infertility is a growing concern across the world, affecting millions of couples emotionally, socially, and medically. Fortunately, with the advent of modern science, Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) has emerged as a beacon of hope for those struggling to conceive. As a specialist in reproductive medicine, I believe that awareness is the first step toward treatment. Let’s explore what ART is, who it’s for, where it’s used, and how it’s transforming lives.

    What is Assisted Reproductive Technology?

    Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) is a collection of medical procedures used to address infertility. It involves the handling of eggs, sperm, or embryos to help individuals or couples achieve pregnancy. The most common forms of ART include:

    • In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)
    • Intrauterine Insemination (IUI)
    • Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI)
    • Egg and Sperm Donation
    • Embryo Freezing (Cryopreservation)
    • Surrogacy

    ART encompasses any fertility treatment where both eggs and embryos are manipulated outside the body.

    Where is ART Used?

    ART is used in fertility clinics and specialized hospitals around the world. At MHRT Hospitals in Hyderabad, we are proud to offer state-of-the-art ART services backed by cutting-edge technology and personalized care.

    Countries like India, USA, UK, and Australia have become major hubs for ART, especially due to advancements in medical infrastructure and favorable legislation. India, in particular, is also known for its affordability and skilled fertility specialists.

    Who Needs ART?

    ART is recommended for individuals and couples facing the following conditions:

    • Female infertility (e.g., blocked fallopian tubes, endometriosis, PCOS)
    • Male infertility (low sperm count or motility)
    • Unexplained infertility
    • Genetic disorders that require embryo screening
    • Same-sex couples or single individuals wanting to become parents
    • Women with age-related fertility decline

    It is also an option for those who want to preserve fertility before undergoing cancer treatments or other medical procedures.

    Who Practices ART?

    ART procedures are performed by a team of highly specialized medical professionals, including:

    • Reproductive endocrinologists (fertility specialists)
    • Gynecologists
    • Andrologists
    • Embryologists
    • Nurses and counselors

    At MHRT Hospitals, we pride ourselves on a multidisciplinary team approach, ensuring that every patient receives holistic, evidence-based care tailored to their unique situation.

    What Are the Benefits of ART?

    Assisted Reproductive Technology offers numerous benefits, such as:

    • Higher chances of conception for those struggling with infertility
    • Empowering single parents and LGBTQ+ families to have biological children
    • Option to screen for genetic disorders before pregnancy
    • Ability to preserve fertility through egg/sperm freezing
    • Improved success rates with newer technologies like preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) and time-lapse embryo imaging

    The Emotional and Social Impact

    While ART is a scientific advancement, its emotional and social impact cannot be overstated. For many, ART is not just about having a child—it’s about healing, hope, and fulfilling a deep desire for parenthood. Counseling and emotional support play a vital role throughout this journey, and we at MHRT Hospitals ensure our patients are supported at every step.

    What Next?

    As a specialist deeply involved in reproductive medicine for over three decades, I can confidently say that ART has revolutionized fertility treatment. It offers a viable solution to infertility, giving millions of people worldwide the chance to build the families they’ve always dreamed of.

    If you or someone you know is facing challenges with fertility, I encourage you to explore your options. Assisted Reproductive Technology is not just a medical procedure – it’s a journey of hope, science, and life.

    Dr. Roya Rozati
    Director, MHRT Hospitals, Hyderabad
    Senior Consultant in Reproductive Medicine & Infertility

  • Common Causes of Female Infertility – And When to Seek Help

    Chief A.R.T. Specialist & Medical Director

    Dr. Roya Rozati

    Struggling to conceive can be emotionally and physically exhausting. At MHRT Hospitals, Dr. Roya Rozati and her expert team have helped thousands of women understand the root causes of infertility and find the right path forward. If you’ve been wondering why pregnancy isn’t happening, this blog will help clarify the common causes of female infertility and guide you on when to seek medical support.

    1. Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)

    One of the most common causes, PCOS affects hormonal balance and leads to irregular periods, making it difficult to track ovulation.

    Symptoms include:

    • Irregular or missed periods
    • Weight gain or difficulty losing weight
    • Acne or excessive hair growth

    Dr. Rozati has extensive experience treating PCOS with customized care plans that include lifestyle changes, medications, and fertility treatments.

    2. Endometriosis

    This condition occurs when tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus. It can cause severe pain, inflammation, and damage to reproductive organs.

    Warning signs:

    • Painful periods
    • Pain during intercourse
    • Difficulty conceiving

    Early diagnosis and laparoscopic treatment are often key to improving fertility outcomes.

    3. Ovulation Disorders

    If ovulation doesn’t occur regularly, it reduces the number of chances to conceive. This can be caused by:

    • Stress
    • Thyroid issues
    • High prolactin levels
    • Premature ovarian failure

    At MHRT, hormone testing and ultrasound evaluations help identify and manage ovulatory issues effectively.

    4. Fallopian Tube Blockage

    Damaged or blocked fallopian tubes prevent the egg and sperm from meeting. Common causes include:

    • Pelvic infections
    • Previous surgeries
    • Tuberculosis (common in India)

    A proper HSG test or laparoscopy can detect and treat tubal issues.

    5. Uterine Abnormalities

    Fibroids, polyps, or a misshaped uterus can interfere with implantation or cause miscarriages. These are treatable with minor surgical procedures, many of which are minimally invasive.

    When Should You See a Fertility Specialist?

    If you’re:

    • Married and struggling to conceive despite trying
    • Under 35 and trying for over a year
    • Over 35 and trying for over six months
    • Having irregular periods or past pregnancy complications

    …it’s time to seek expert guidance.

    Dr. Roya Rozati’s Approach at MHRT Hospitals

    At MHRT, we take a 360-degree view of women’s health, starting with in-depth consultations, targeted tests, and evidence-based treatments. From medication and lifestyle advice to IUI or IVF, every plan is personalized.

    Female infertility can be caused by a variety of treatable conditions. Don’t wait in confusion or frustration – knowledge and timely intervention make a big difference.

    Need Answers? We’re Here to Help

    🌸 Book a consultation with Dr. Roya Rozati
    📍 MHRT Hospitals, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad
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    Let us help you turn your dream into reality.

  • Male Infertility: Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options in Hyderabad

    Dr. Roya Rozati

    Infertility isn’t just a women’s issue—male factors contribute to nearly 40–50% of all infertility cases. Yet, many men hesitate to talk about it or seek help.


    At MHRT Hospitals, Hyderabad, Dr. Roya Rozati and her team provide comprehensive diagnosis and effective treatments for male infertility with sensitivity and expertise.

    What is Male Infertility?

    Male infertility refers to a man’s inability to cause pregnancy in a fertile female partner. This is usually due to problems with sperm production, sperm quality, or delivery of sperm.

    Common Causes of Male Infertility

    • Low sperm count (Oligospermia)
    • Poor sperm motility (slow or weak-moving sperm)
    • Abnormal sperm shape (morphology)
    • Varicocele – Enlarged veins in the scrotum
    • Hormonal imbalances
    • Lifestyle factors – smoking, alcohol, obesity, stress
    • Infections or past STDs
    • Exposure to heat, toxins, or radiation
    • Genetic conditions or undescended testicles

    Symptoms to Watch Out For

    Most men don’t experience obvious symptoms. However, some signs can include:

    • Difficulty with ejaculation or low volume of semen
    • Erectile dysfunction or reduced libido
    • Pain, swelling, or lump in the testicle
    • Past medical or surgical history affecting reproductive organs

    How is Male Infertility Diagnosed?

    At MHRT Hospitals, we begin with a thorough consultation and:

    • Semen analysis – to check sperm count, motility, and morphology
    • Hormone blood tests – to evaluate testosterone and other hormones
    • Scrotal ultrasound – to detect blockages, varicocele, or testicular damage
    • Genetic testing – in case of severe sperm abnormalities
    • Testicular biopsy – in some rare or non-obstructive azoospermia cases

    Treatment Options for Male Infertility

    Treatment depends on the root cause and may include:

    • Lifestyle changes – quitting smoking, weight loss, stress reduction
    • Medications or hormonal therapy – to improve sperm production
    • Surgical treatments – like varicocele repair or sperm retrieval (PESA, TESA)
    • Assisted Reproductive Techniques (ART) like:
      • IUI (Intrauterine Insemination)
      • IVF with ICSI – where a single sperm is injected into an egg

    Even in cases of zero sperm count, advanced techniques often offer solutions.

    Why MHRT Hospitals?

    • Expert evaluation by a multidisciplinary team
    • Advanced diagnostics and treatment options under one roof
    • Personalized care for every couple
    • One of the most experienced fertility teams in Hyderabad

    Male infertility is more common than you think—but it’s treatable.
    Ignoring it or delaying evaluation only makes the journey longer and harder.

    At MHRT Hospitals, we help couples face these challenges with expert care and complete privacy.

    📞 Book an Appointment

    If you’re struggling to conceive, it’s time to consult with Dr. Roya Rozati and take the first step.
    Visit 👉 www.drroyarozati.com
    📞 Call: 98491 61421

  • Uterine Anomalies and Infertility: What Every Woman Needs to Know

    When you’re trying to conceive and nothing seems to work, the issue may be deeper than you think – literally.
    One of the lesser-known but significant causes of female infertility is uterine anomalies – structural differences in the shape or formation of the uterus.

    At MHRT Hospitals, Hyderabad, Dr. Roya Rozati and her team have successfully diagnosed and treated many women with such conditions, helping them achieve healthy pregnancies.

    What Are Uterine Anomalies?

    Uterine anomalies, also known as Müllerian anomalies, are congenital abnormalities in the shape or structure of the uterus.
    They occur while the baby is developing in the womb and are often not diagnosed until adulthood, especially during infertility evaluations or after recurrent miscarriages.

    Common Types of Uterine Anomalies

    • Septate Uterus – A fibrous wall divides the uterus, often leading to miscarriage.
    • Bicornuate Uterus – A heart-shaped uterus with two “horns” or cavities.
    • Unicornuate Uterus – Only one side of the uterus develops properly.
    • Didelphys Uterus – A double uterus, sometimes with two cervices or vaginas.
    • Arcuate Uterus – A mild indentation at the top of the uterus; less likely to cause issues.

    Symptoms and When to Seek Help

    Many women with uterine anomalies don’t have any symptoms and only find out when they face fertility issues or repeated pregnancy loss.
    However, signs may include:

    • Painful or irregular periods
    • Recurrent miscarriages
    • Difficulty conceiving
    • Preterm labor or abnormal fetal positions

    If you’ve experienced any of these, it’s essential to consult a fertility specialist.

    How Are Uterine Anomalies Diagnosed?

    At MHRT Hospitals, we use advanced diagnostic tools, including:

    • Laparoscopy – Minimally invasive surgery for diagnosis and treatment
    • 3D Ultrasound – Non-invasive imaging to assess uterine shape
    • Hysterosalpingography (HSG) – X-ray of the uterus and fallopian tubes

    Treatment Options

    Not all anomalies require treatment. However, if fertility is affected, options include:

    • Hysteroscopic Septum Resection – For septate uterus
    • Laparoscopic Correction – For more complex anomalies
    • Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) – Like IVF, if surgery isn’t an option or doesn’t fully correct the issue

    Success Stories at MHRT Hospitals

    Under the care of Dr. Roya Rozati, many women with uterine anomalies have conceived and delivered healthy babies – either naturally or through IVF.


    Our combination of personalized diagnosis, gentle surgical care, and emotional support ensures the best outcomes possible.

    Uterine anomalies may be hidden, but their impact on fertility can be significant.


    The good news? With modern medicine and expert guidance, they are treatable – and hope is very real.

  • Blocked Fallopian Tubes: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options in Hyderabad

    Chief Assisted Reproduction Specialist | MHRT Hospitals

    Dr. Roya Rozati

    One of the most common reasons women struggle to conceive is blocked fallopian tubes. It’s also one of the least discussed.
    If you’re trying to get pregnant and nothing is working, this could be a hidden issue worth exploring.

    At MHRT Hospitals, Hyderabad, Dr. Roya Rozati and her expert team offer advanced diagnosis and treatment for tubal blockages using safe, minimally invasive methods.

    What Are Fallopian Tubes and Why Are They Important?

    Fallopian tubes are two narrow tubes that connect the ovaries to the uterus. They play a critical role in fertility:

    • The egg travels from the ovary through the tube
    • Fertilization occurs in the tube
    • The fertilized egg then moves to the uterus for implantation

    If either or both tubes are blocked, the egg and sperm cannot meet—making natural pregnancy difficult or impossible.

    Causes of Blocked Fallopian Tubes

    Blocked tubes can result from:

    • Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID)
    • Endometriosis
    • Past pelvic surgeries (like for fibroids or cysts)
    • Tubal ligation reversal
    • Tuberculosis of the pelvis (common in India)
    • Ectopic pregnancy history

    Symptoms of Blocked Tubes

    Most women don’t experience noticeable symptoms. However, some may have:

    • Painful periods or pelvic pain
    • Unexplained infertility
    • Recurring infections or abnormal discharge

    Since the symptoms are often silent, many women don’t know they have blocked tubes until they undergo fertility testing.

    How is Tubal Blockage Diagnosed?

    At MHRT Hospitals, we use these diagnostic methods:

    • HSG (Hysterosalpingography): An X-ray procedure to check if tubes are open
    • Sonosalpingography: A non-invasive ultrasound method
    • Laparoscopy: A minor surgical procedure that allows both diagnosis and treatment

    Treatment Options for Blocked Fallopian Tubes

    Depending on the severity and location of the blockage, treatment may include:

    • Laparoscopic surgery to remove the blockage or adhesions
    • Tubal cannulation to open the blocked part
    • IVF (In Vitro Fertilization) if tubes are severely damaged or both are blocked

    At MHRT Hospitals, Dr. Roya Rozati recommends personalized treatment based on test results, your age, and fertility goals.

    Can You Get Pregnant With Blocked Tubes?

    • If one tube is open, natural conception is possible
    • If both tubes are blocked, IVF offers the best chance of success
    • Early diagnosis improves treatment outcomes significantly

    Why MHRT Hospitals?

    • Decades of expertise in managing tubal infertility
    • Advanced laparoscopic equipment and expert surgeons
    • High IVF success rates in tubal factor infertility cases
    • Compassionate, affordable care for every patient

    So…what next?

    Blocked fallopian tubes can be a silent obstacle in your fertility journey—but the good news is, they’re treatable.
    If you’re facing unexplained infertility or have risk factors like pelvic infections or endometriosis, don’t delay testing.

    📞 Let’s Get in Touch

    Book your consultation with Dr. Roya Rozati at MHRT Hospitals, Hyderabad, and take control of your fertility journey.
    Visit www.drroyarozati.com or give us a call at 98491 61421 today.

  • Signs You Should See a Fertility Specialist in Hyderabad

    Infertility Specialist and Director | MHRT Hospitals

    Dr. Roya Rozati

    If you’re trying to conceive and it’s taking longer than expected, you’re not alone. Thousands of couples in Hyderabad face similar struggles – but many wait too long before seeking expert help.
    Seeing a fertility specialist early can make a huge difference in your journey to parenthood.

    At MHRT Hospitals, under the expert care of Dr. Roya Rozati, we help couples identify the root causes of infertility and guide them with evidence-based treatment.

    How Long Should You Try Before Seeing a Specialist?

    Doctors recommend that:

    • Women under 35 should seek help after 12 months of trying. However, the sooner the better it is to diagnose.
    • Women 35 and older should consult after 6 months
    • Immediate consultation is advised if you have known health issues like PCOS, irregular periods, or a history of miscarriage

    Top Signs You Should See a Fertility Specialist

    1. Irregular or Absent Periods

    Irregular cycles may indicate hormonal imbalances or conditions like PCOS that affect ovulation.

    2. Painful Periods or Pelvic Pain

    This could be a sign of endometriosis or fibroids, both of which can affect fertility.

    3. You’re Over 35 and Trying to Conceive

    Fertility naturally declines with age, and early intervention can save time and increase success.

    4. Multiple Miscarriages

    If you’ve had two or more pregnancy losses, it’s important to investigate underlying causes.

    5. Male Fertility Issues

    Low sperm count, motility issues, or erectile dysfunction can be key contributors to infertility.

    6. No Pregnancy After 6 – 12 Months of Trying

    If you’ve been trying regularly without contraception and haven’t conceived, a fertility evaluation is recommended.

    Why Choose a Specialist Like Dr. Roya Rozati?

    • Over three decades of experience in infertility treatment
    • Personalized, evidence-based care
    • One of the highest success rates in India
    • Comprehensive diagnostics under one roof
    • Compassionate care throughout your fertility journey

    What Happens During the First Visit?

    • Detailed medical and lifestyle history
    • Blood tests, scans, and possibly semen analysis
    • A clear, step-by-step plan based on your needs and goals

    There’s no pressure and no judgment – just clarity and support.

    Final Thoughts

    Fertility issues are common, and getting the right help at the right time can change everything.
    If you or your partner are facing any of the above signs, don’t wait or lose hope.

    Call to Action

    Book a consultation with Dr. Roya Rozati at MHRT Hospitals, Hyderabad, and take the first step towards parenthood.
    Visit www.drroyarozati.com or call 98491 61421 today.

  • Laparoscopy for Infertility: A Minimally Invasive Path to Parenthood

    Medical Director & Chief A.R.T. Specialist | MHRT Hospitals

    Dr. Roya Rozati

    When trying to conceive becomes challenging, understanding the underlying causes of infertility is key. One powerful diagnostic and therapeutic tool in fertility care is laparoscopy.
    At MHRT Hospitals in Hyderabad, Dr. Roya Rozati uses advanced laparoscopic techniques to identify and treat conditions that may be affecting your chances of getting pregnant.

    What is Laparoscopy?

    Laparoscopy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure that allows doctors to look inside the pelvic region using a thin instrument called a laparoscope.
    It helps detect issues that may not be visible on ultrasound or other imaging methods.

    Why is Laparoscopy Used in Infertility?

    Laparoscopy is recommended to:

    • Diagnose and treat endometriosis
    • Remove ovarian cysts
    • Check for and treat blocked fallopian tubes
    • Remove fibroids or correct uterine abnormalities
    • Clear adhesions or scar tissue that may interfere with fertility

    How the Procedure Works

    Laparoscopy is done under general anesthesia. A small incision is made near the navel to insert the laparoscope.
    Additional small incisions may be made to insert surgical tools if treatment is needed during the same procedure.
    Most patients go home the same day and recover within a few days.

    Benefits of Laparoscopy

    • Minimally invasive with faster recovery
    • Less pain and smaller scars
    • Accurate diagnosis of hidden conditions
    • Can treat and diagnose in one procedure
    • Improves chances of natural conception or IVF success

    When Should You Consider Laparoscopy?

    You may consider laparoscopy if:

    • You’ve had unexplained infertility for over a year
    • You experience symptoms of endometriosis (painful periods, pelvic pain)
    • Imaging suggests fibroids or tubal blockage
    • You’ve had multiple IUI or IVF failures

    Laparoscopy at MHRT Hospitals

    At MHRT Hospitals, laparoscopy is performed with utmost care and precision under the guidance of Dr. Roya Rozati.
    Our expert surgical team uses the latest techniques to ensure patient comfort, accurate diagnosis, and improved fertility outcomes.

    Laparoscopy can be a game-changer in diagnosing and treating hidden fertility issues.
    If you’re struggling to conceive and looking for answers, this minimally invasive procedure could be a valuable step in your journey.

    Take the first step!

    To find out if laparoscopy is the right choice for you, schedule a consultation with Dr. Roya Rozati today.
    Visit our website www.drroyarozati.com or call 98491 61421

  • What is ICSI? A Simple Guide for Couples Trying to Conceive

    Infertility Specialist

    Dr. Roya Rozati

    When you’re navigating fertility treatments, terms like IVF, IUI, and ICSI can feel overwhelming. If your doctor has recommended ICSI, it’s important to understand what it means and how it can help.
    At MHRT Hospitals, Hyderabad, under the expert care of Dr. Roya Rozati, hundreds of couples have benefited from this advanced procedure.

    What is ICSI?

    ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection) is an advanced form of IVF. In this method, a single healthy sperm is directly injected into an egg to aid fertilization. This technique is especially useful in cases where the sperm cannot fertilize the egg naturally, even with conventional IVF.

    Who Needs ICSI?

    ICSI is usually recommended for:

    • Male infertility (low sperm count, poor motility, or abnormal shape)
    • Previous failed IVF attempts
    • Cases where sperm needs to be retrieved surgically (like TESA or PESA)
    • Unexplained infertility
    • Couples using frozen sperm or eggs

    Step-by-Step: How ICSI Works

    1. Ovarian stimulation – The female partner is given hormonal injections to produce multiple eggs.
    2. Egg retrieval – Mature eggs are collected from the ovaries.
    3. Sperm collection – Sperm is collected or surgically retrieved from the male partner.
    4. Microscopic injection – An embryologist selects a single sperm and injects it into each mature egg.
    5. Embryo culture – The fertilized eggs (embryos) are monitored for 3–5 days.
    6. Embryo transfer – A healthy embryo is placed into the uterus.

    Success Rates of ICSI

    The success of ICSI depends on:

    • Woman’s age and egg quality
    • Sperm quality
    • Uterine and endometrial health
    • Experience of the embryology team

    At MHRT Hospitals, ICSI is performed in our advanced fertility lab with high success rates and individualized care.

    Is ICSI Safe?

    Yes, ICSI has been used for decades and has led to the birth of millions of healthy babies worldwide.
    There’s no increased risk of genetic problems compared to traditional IVF when done under expert supervision and with proper genetic counseling when required.

    Final Thoughts

    ICSI is a powerful fertility treatment that offers hope to couples facing male infertility or unexplained failure of conventional IVF.
    With the expertise of Dr. Roya Rozati and the support of a trusted team, MHRT Hospitals provides world-class care with compassion and precision.

    Still unsure if ICSI is right for you?


    Schedule a consultation with Dr. Roya Rozati at MHRT Hospitals, Hyderabad.
    Visit 👉 www.drroyarozati.com or call +91-98491 61421 today.

  • Low Sperm Count: Causes and Treatments in Men

    Director | MHRT Hospitals

    Dr. Roya Rozati

    Male infertility is more common than many people realize – and one of the leading causes is low sperm count. At MHRT Hospitals, led by fertility expert Dr. Roya Rozati, we help couples identify and treat male infertility effectively. If you’re in Hyderabad and struggling to conceive, this guide will help you understand what low sperm count means and how it can be managed.

    What Is Low Sperm Count?

    Low sperm count, or oligospermia, means that the semen you ejaculate during orgasm contains fewer sperm than normal. A normal sperm count is considered to be 15 million sperm per milliliter or more. Anything less could impact fertility.

    Symptoms of Low Sperm Count

    • Difficulty in achieving pregnancy despite regular unprotected sex
    • Low sex drive or hormonal imbalances
    • Pain, swelling, or lumps in the testicle area
    • Erectile dysfunction in some cases

    Causes of Low Sperm Count

    • Varicocele (enlarged veins in the testicles)
    • Infections that interfere with sperm production
    • Hormonal imbalances such as low testosterone
    • Lifestyle factors: smoking, alcohol, obesity, drug use
    • Exposure to toxins or heat
    • Certain medications or past surgeries

    How Is It Diagnosed?

    The primary test is a semen analysis, which checks:

    • Sperm count
    • Motility (movement)
    • Morphology (shape)

    Additional blood tests, ultrasound, or hormone panels may also be recommended to evaluate deeper causes.

    Treatment Options at MHRT Hospitals

    • Lifestyle changes (quitting smoking, managing weight, reducing stress)
    • Medication to treat infections or hormonal imbalances
    • Surgical correction (like varicocele repair)
    • Assisted reproductive techniques such as IUI or IVF with ICSI

    Improving Your Chances of Conception

    • Eat a healthy, antioxidant-rich diet
    • Exercise moderately and avoid heat exposure to the groin area
    • Wear loose underwear and limit laptop use on the lap
    • Avoid excessive alcohol, caffeine, and processed foods

    Final Thoughts

    Low sperm count doesn’t mean the end of your parenthood journey. With expert care and modern fertility treatments, many couples overcome male infertility successfully. Dr. Roya Rozati and her team at MHRT Hospitals in Hyderabad are here to support you every step of the way.

    📞 Call to Action

    Take the first step today.
    Book a consultation with Dr. Roya Rozati at MHRT Hospitals.


    Visit www.drroyarozati.com or call 9849161421 to schedule your appointment.