22 Jun 2026
Infertility is generally defined as not conceiving after a year of trying (or six months for women over 35), and it can stem from ovulation issues, tubal blockages, hormonal imbalances, or male-factor causes.
The first step is usually a thorough evaluation — cycle history, hormone tests, and imaging — to identify the likely cause before deciding on a treatment path.
Depending on the findings, treatment can range from ovulation induction and lifestyle changes to more advanced fertility procedures, often in coordination with a fertility specialist.
Dr. Ritu focuses on identifying the root cause first, so that couples aren't started on treatments that don't match their specific situation.
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