Bengaluru: infertility rates in Karnataka are lower than those of several other states but remain a concern, in particular in rural areas where awareness of genesic health is limited, said experts in the experts Complete infertility Conclave 2025 Held Sunday in the city.
Lifestyle choices, delayed weddings and social taboos surrounding discussions on sexual health are key contributory factors. Experts suggest that in 30 to 40% of cases, the cause is allocated only to women. 30 to 40% of cases are linked exclusively to male infertility, while the remaining 20% involve unexplained or combined factors. Male infertility has increased in particular in the past decade, which experts attribute to lifestyle changes, stress and environmental factors.
“While the infertility rate of India amounts to around 18 per thousand married women for five years, Karnataka represents about 7%. Dr. Meghana Nyapathi, breeder in the fertility and birth hospital in Milann .
Conclave experts highlighted the need for early diagnosis and complete fertility care. Studies indicate that infertility affects men and women. Specialist doctors stressed the importance of mental and physical well-being, stress management, maintaining the balance between professional and private life and the search for early medical advice.
Praveen Joshi, president of the conclave organization, underlined the need to spread the awareness of young couples. He stressed that many people delay parenting due to life choices and dependence on technological progress, which can push them unnecessarily to infertility. He urged people to use their “golden period” for natural design and to leave reproductive treatments assisted for those who really need it.
“Maintain the balance of health work”
Dr. Anjali Ajai Kumar, Executive Director of Healthcare Global Enterprises, stressed the importance of prioritizing global health, consulting health professionals and undergoing genetic assessments, nutritional assessments and mental health controls during the pregnancy planning.
Joshi has added that many professionals, especially in demanding fields such as software engineering, neglect their personal life, leading to a delayed design. “It is essential to maintain a balanced lifestyle over time for work and personal well-being.
Dr. Meghana stressed that individuals had to balance work and personal health. “The effectiveness of professional life allows better management of time, allowing individuals to prioritize health and family planning. decisions.
Dr. Joshi stressed the importance of looking for professional advice. “Many couples delay parenting without consulting clinicians, understanding their genetic composition or reproductive health assessment. This lack of planning is an important concern,” he said.
Recognize symptoms
Experts have said that the inability to design despite an prolonged period is the main symptom of infertility. In women, irregular menstrual cycles, painful periods, unusual exit and progressive maternal age can indicate fertility problems, while in men, sexual performance difficulties can report underlying problems.