Bhubaneswar : For many couples in Bhubaneswar, months or even years of trying to conceive can end in frustration and uncertainty. Rising fertility challenges such as diminished ovarian reserve in younger women or poor sperm quality in men are becoming increasingly common leading to prolonged parenthood journeys for people – with or without intervention.
Dr Amrita Nanda, Consultant and Centre Head, Birla Fertility & IVF, Bhubaneswar, said, “In Bhubaneswar, we are increasingly seeing younger women presenting with diminished ovarian reserve, along with a steady rise in male factor infertility, particularly related to poor sperm quality. Many couples also reach us after months or years of trying, often without having undergone a comprehensive fertility evaluation early on.
In a significant number of cases, the difficulty is not a lack of treatment, but delayed diagnosis and fragmented care. Subtle ovarian decline and male factor issues can be easily missed unless investigated thoroughly. From a clinical perspective, timely assessment, advanced sperm testing, and individualised treatment planning make a meaningful difference to outcomes.
Fertility care today is about precision, not repetition. When we align diagnostics with personalised protocols and intervene early, even biologically challenging cases can be managed more effectively, giving couples clearer pathways and more realistic chances of success.”
Experts emphasise that early, tailored evaluation helps couples avoid repeated cycles and move forward with greater clarity, confidence, and realistic expectations.
