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15/07/2025

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12/07/2025

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08/07/2025

In the previous video, we discussed what endometriosis is. Now, Dr. Sindhu Kosaraju from Sasya Fertility Centre explains how it can affect fertility and what steps to take if diagnosed.

📌 How Endometriosis Affects Fertility:
• Endometrial tissue grows outside the uterus—on ovaries, tubes, or behind the uterus.
• It can reduce egg quality when affecting the ovaries.
• Blocked fallopian tubes prevent egg movement, affecting conception.
• If it spreads to the uterus, it may lead to Adenomyosis, causing pain and discomfort during in*******se.
• These changes can interfere with pregnancy and cause infertility.

📌 What You Should Know:
• If diagnosed and you haven't completed family planning, try for pregnancy early.
• Surgery can remove affected tissue, but regrowth is common.
• After childbirth, medications may ease pain and slow recurrence.
• It can’t be fully cured—timely planning and treatment are essential.

🎥 Missed Part 1? Watch "What is Endometriosis?" here: https://youtu.be/uI4wyHVN8aw?si=9dB7QKDjKJFWBOuk

📍 For expert care, visit Dr. Sindhu Kosaraju at Sasya Fertility Centre, Guntur.

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About Dr. Sindhu Kosaraju:
Dr. Sindhu Kosaraju, a leading gynecologist in Guntur, is the founder of Sasya Fertility Centre. She holds an MBBS, MS (OBG), FRM, and a Diploma in IVF & Reproductive Medicine from UKSH-Germany. With expertise in both male and female infertility, she blends advanced techniques with a personalized approach to offer effective fertility care.

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05/07/2025

In this video, Dr. Sindhu Kosaraju from Sasya Fertility Centre explains endometriosis in simple terms.

Each month, a thick lining forms inside the uterus (endometrium) to support pregnancy. If pregnancy doesn’t happen, this lining breaks down and comes out as menstrual bleeding.

In some cases, this endometrial tissue grows outside the uterus—on the ovaries, fallopian tubes, or behind the uterus. This condition is known as endometriosis.

📌 What happens in endometriosis:
• This tissue thickens and bleeds just like it would inside the uterus.
• But outside the uterus, the blood has no way to exit the body.
• It forms clots or cysts that stick to nearby organs.
• Over time, this causes pain, bloating, inflammation, and even infertility.

If you’re facing repeated period pain, pelvic discomfort, or fertility issues, don’t ignore it.

📍 Visit Dr. Sindhu Kosaraju at Sasya Fertility Centre, Guntur, for trusted care and guidance.
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About Dr. Sindhu Kosaraju:
Dr. Sindhu Kosaraju, a renowned gynecologist in Guntur, is the founder of Sasya Fertility Centre—dedicated to supporting couples on their path to parenthood with compassionate, evidence-based care. Holding an MBBS, MS (OBG), FRM, and a Diploma in IVF & Reproductive Medicine from UKSH-Germany, she specializes in both male and female infertility. Dr. Sindhu combines advanced reproductive techniques with a personalized approach to create effective, tailored fertility plans. Her mission is to bring hope and success—one family at a time.

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01/07/2025

30/06/2025

In this video, Dr. Sindhu Kosaraju from Sasya Fertility Centre explains the essential care steps during early menopause. This phase can bring hormonal shifts, bone health risks, and fertility concerns—making timely intervention crucial.

If childbearing is not yet complete, it's important to consult a fertility expert before menopause advances. For women past family planning, the focus shifts to bone strength through weight-bearing exercises like walking or light dumbbell training, along with a calcium- and vitamin D-rich diet.

If symptoms like hot flashes, vaginal dryness, or urogenital discomfort are severe, speak with a gynecologist. Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) may be prescribed. These medications help balance hormone levels and should be taken only under proper medical supervision.

📍 For expert care, visit Dr. Sindhu Kosaraju at Sasya Fertility Centre, Guntur.
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About Dr. Sindhu Kosaraju:
Dr. Sindhu Kosaraju, a renowned gynecologist in Guntur, is the founder of Sasya Fertility Centre—dedicated to supporting couples on their path to parenthood with compassionate, evidence-based care. Holding an MBBS, MS (OBG), FRM, and a Diploma in IVF & Reproductive Medicine from UKSH-Germany, she specializes in both male and female infertility. Dr. Sindhu combines advanced reproductive techniques with a personalized approach to create effective, tailored fertility plans. Her mission is to bring hope and success—one family at a time.

🌐 Learn more about our services: https://www.sasyafertilitycenter.com/
📞 To schedule a consultation, call us at: 0863-2211115

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28/06/2025

In this video, Dr. Sindhu Kosaraju from Sasya Fertility Centre explains when menstruation is considered abnormal and the signs to watch for. While cycles may vary, changes in timing, flow, or duration could need medical attention.

📌 What is considered abnormal menstruation?
• Normal cycle length is typically 28–30 days.
• A variation of ±7 days is acceptable.
• If periods occur before 21 days or after 35 days, it is considered abnormal.

📌 Types of abnormal menstrual bleeding:
• Oligomenorrhea – Very light or short-duration bleeding (e.g., only one day or very scanty). This needs evaluation to identify any underlying cause.
• Menorrhagia – Heavy menstrual bleeding that lasts more than 7 days or significantly affects daily activities. Symptoms may include:
- Passage of clots
- Frequent pad changes
- Fatigue or inability to perform daily routines

These issues may signal hormonal imbalance, PCOS, or fibroids—get evaluated by Dr. Sindhu Kosaraju at Sasya Fertility Centre.

About Dr. Sindhu Kosaraju:
Dr. Sindhu Kosaraju, a renowned gynecologist in Guntur, is the founder of Sasya Fertility Centre—dedicated to supporting couples on their path to parenthood with compassionate, evidence-based care. Holding an MBBS, MS (OBG), FRM, and a Diploma in IVF & Reproductive Medicine from UKSH-Germany, she specializes in both male and female infertility. Dr. Sindhu combines advanced reproductive techniques with a personalized approach to create effective, tailored fertility plans. Her mission is to bring hope and success—one family at a time.

🌐 Learn more about our services: https://www.sasyafertilitycenter.com/
📞 To schedule a consultation, call us at: 0863-2211115

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27/06/2025

26/06/2025

In this video, Dr. Sindhu Kosaraju from Sasya Fertility Centre shares important lifestyle habits and diet tips that support fertility naturally. A healthy body and balanced lifestyle play a vital role in improving reproductive health, especially for women with conditions like PCOS.

❌ Foods to Avoid for Better Fertility:
• Trans fats (e.g., fried snacks, processed foods)
• Refined carbohydrates (e.g., white bread, sweets, pastries)
• Excess caffeine (limit to 1–2 cups per day)
• Alcohol

✅ Foods to Include for Fertility Support:
• Fresh vegetables and seasonal fruits
• Nuts and seeds (rich in antioxidants)
• Plenty of water – aim for 9–10 glasses per day
• Whole grains and balanced, home-cooked meals

🏃‍♀ Lifestyle Habits to Improve Fertility:
• Get at least 8 hours of quality sleep each night
• Engage in daily physical activity – at least 1 hour a day or 5 days a week
– Examples: Walking, Yoga, Zumba, Aerobics
• For PCOS patients, regular exercise helps regulate menstrual cycles, improves ovulation, and enhances egg quality

📍 For personalized fertility support and expert care, consult Dr. Sindhu Kosaraju at Sasya Fertility Centre.
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About Dr. Sindhu Kosaraju:
Dr. Sindhu Kosaraju is the founder of Sasya Fertility Centre, dedicated to helping couples achieve their dream of parenthood with compassionate and expert care. A highly qualified gynecologist and fertility specialist, she holds an MBBS, MS (OBG), FRM, and a Diploma in IVF & Reproductive Medicine from UKSH-Germany. With extensive experience in both male and female infertility, she combines advanced medical knowledge with a personalized approach to create tailored fertility solutions for every couple. Her mission is to offer hope and results, one family at a time.

✨ Want to learn more? Visit us at 🌐 https://www.sasyafertilitycenter.com/
📞 Ready to take the next step? Book your appointment today: 0863-2211115

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