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Akna Fertility, Canada, Port Louis (2025)

21/07/2025

In fertility care, success is built on teamwork.

At the heart of a fertility clinic is a dedicated multidisciplinary team where physicians, nurses, scientists, and support staff pool expertise to guide hopeful parents-to-be. Every perspective matters, and it’s this synergy of knowledge that allows us to deliver compassionate, cutting-edge care with the best possible outcomes.

A Global Perspective on Collaborative Care:

Through international experience, I’ve observed that such integrated teamwork—where each voice is valued equally—remains less common in resource-limited settings. In some healthcare environments, hierarchical structures can inadvertently limit collaborative decision-making, placing disproportionate responsibility on individual physicians rather than leveraging collective wisdom. This divergence in approach ultimately impacts those who matter most: the patients.

Commitment:

Patient-centered care thrives when egos are set aside and expertise is shared. By championing a culture of mutual respect and open dialogue, we honor the trust placed in us by every family. Wherever we practice, let’s remember: it takes a village to build a family.

01/07/2025

Carrying Canada's Ethos, Wherever the Path Leads 🇨🇦

On this Canada Day, my gratitude runs deep for the nation that shaped not just my career, but my professional core. Canada provided the rigorous training and unwavering commitment to ethical practice that forged me into the Andrologist I am today. Its healthcare system instilled values that remain my compass: integrity, evidence-based care, and patient-centered respect.

The "uncomfortable" Canadian work ethic – demanding excellence, continuous learning, and accountability – wasn't always easy, but it equipped me to stand apart, to navigate complex challenges with confidence. That foundation, laid right here at home, empowers me professionally, wherever I am in the world.

This flag in the desert symbolizes more than pride; it represents the enduring strength of the principles Canada gifted me. While my journey takes me across borders, the opportunities Canada provided for growth remain unparalleled, and the door to contribute back feels always open. Happy Canada Day to the land that built my expertise and continues to inspire my path! Proudly Canadian, always.

23/06/2025

The Unproven Promise of PRP: From Baldness to Testicles—A Trend Outpacing Science.

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is increasingly marketed as a panacea for conditions ranging from baldness and osteoarthritis to male infertility (azoos***mia, oligoasthenoteratozoos***mia) and erectile dysfunction. Yet robust clinical evidence remains scarce, and the risks—particularly in the te**is with a delicate microenvironment—are understudied. The testicular microenvironment is exquisitely sensitive; injecting PRP risks disrupting s***matogenesis, inducing ischaemia and fibrosis, or simply failing to improve s***m parameters. Similarly, PRP for sexual dysfunction lacks mechanistic plausibility and reproducible outcomes.

The ethical concern extends beyond andrology. PRP’s hype exploits therapeutic desperation—whether for hair loss, joint degeneration, or infertility—while sidestepping rigorous validation.

Clinicians offering these unproven interventions must confront uncomfortable questions: Are patients truly informed of the lack of evidence, or are they sold speculative hope?

Until high-quality data confirm efficacy and safety, PRP should not be misrepresented as a standard and proven treatment. Medicine must prioritize evidence over entrepreneurial opportunism.

16/06/2025

Celebrating 17 Years in Reproductive Science: A Journey of Passion & Purpose!🎉

Today marks 17 incredible years since I stepped into the world of reproductive science as an Andrologist—a dream ignited in my university days and nurtured by pioneers in Canada. From training in my homeland to expanding my horizons across the globe, every moment has been a testament to the power of dedication.

My heart remains in Saudi Arabia, where I thrived as a reproductive scientist, but my journey also took me from cutting-edge labs to resourceful settings in Africa. As an Andrologist, I’ve built IVF labs, managed hospital units, counseled patients, trained future scientists, and championed quality—all driven by a passion for helping families grow.

There’s no sweeter celebration than receiving a positive hCG test from a patient today! 🌟 Beyond the lab, I’ve forged lifelong friendships worldwide and embraced roles as a Clinical Biochemist and Assistant Professor—blending science with real-world teaching to empower the next generation.

Grateful for every mentor, patient, and student who shaped this path. Here’s to many more years of science, hope, and miracles.

10/06/2025

Upholding Ethical Standards in Fertility Marketing: Protecting Patients from Misleading Hope.

Recent advertisements claiming definitive solutions for conditions like azoos***mia (zero s***m count) raise serious ethical concerns. One example promises fatherhood "with your OWN s***m" via procedures like PRP/TESA, citing "1000+ Successful cases," while downplaying critical medical realities.

Why this is problematic & unethical:

1. False Hope & Oversimplification: Azoos***mia has complex causes (obstructive vs. non-obstructive). Surgical s***m retrieval (TESA/TESE) is not guaranteed to find viable s***m, especially in non-obstructive cases. Implying otherwise exploits patient vulnerability.

2. Misleading "Success" Claims: Vague terms like "1000+ Successful cases" lack critical context. Does "success" mean s***m found, or live births achieved? What were the underlying diagnoses? This ambiguity creates unrealistic expectations.

3. Undermining Informed Consent:True informed consent requires understanding all potential outcomes, including failure. Ads implying near-certainty prevent patients from making fully informed decisions or preparing emotionally for potential negative results.

4. Lack of Transparency:The ad omits crucial information about success rates specific to the patient's diagnosis, alternative options (donor s***m, adoption), and the emotional/financial burdens of unsuccessful procedures.

Ethical Principles Violated: Autonomy:Patients cannot exercise true self-determination without accurate, balanced information

Non-maleficence: Causing potential harm (emotional distress, financial loss, delayed alternatives) through deception or omission.

Justice:Exploiting patients' desperation for commercial gain.

Contrast with Regulated Markets: In many countries with stringent ART regulations (e.g., UK, EU parts, Australia, Canada), such absolute claims and lack of transparency in advertising would likely face scrutiny or prohibition, prioritizing patient protection over marketing.

A Call for Responsibility:

Clinics:Marketing must be evidence-based, transparent about limitations, and avoid exploiting hope. Clearly state diagnosis-specific success rates and all options.

Professionals: Advocate fiercely for ethical advertising standards and prioritize comprehensive patient counselling over aggressive sales tactics.

Patients: Seek clinics that provide detailed, realistic information about your specific case and all potential paths to parenthood, including the possibility of treatment failure.

Ethical advertising isn't just good practice; it's fundamental to respecting patients and upholding the integrity of reproductive medicine. Let's demand better.

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18/03/2025

🌟 Celebrating 5 Years of Continuous Professional Development (CPD) with ARCS (UK)! 🌟

As a reproductive scientist/andrologist, I am deeply committed to maintaining the highest standards of care for my patients.

Continuous learning and accreditation through leading professional organizations like ARCS (UK) are not just requirements—they are a reflection of my dedication to staying at the forefront of our field.

The journey of a reproductive scientist involves unwavering commitment, countless hours of study, and personal sacrifice. But it’s all worth it to ensure that every patient receives ethical, evidence-based, and compassionate care.

This certificate represents not just my professional growth, but my promise to keep striving for excellence in helping individuals and families achieve their dreams.

Here’s to the next 5 years of learning, growing, and making a difference! 💪🔬

By the way this is an AUDITED CPD SCHEME BY A BRITISH PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION

08/03/2025

Ode to You, Oh Lady
On this International Women’s Day 2025, I honor you—the resilient, the unseen, the unheard. To the women in low-income countries, especially in Africa, who bear the weight of infertility: this is for you.

You endure stigma, domestic violence, divorce, and ostracization, not because you are undeserving, but because systems fail you. Denied access to basic reproductive care, you face a world that often misunderstands your worth.

Infertility is not just a medical condition; it is a social sentence. Yet, you rise every day, carrying hope and strength. Your courage reminds us that your value is not defined by your ability to bear children but by your resilience and humanity.

Let us advocate for accessible healthcare, break the stigma, and stand with you. Today, I celebrate you, see you, and honor you.
Every woman’s story deserves to be heard. 🌸

26/02/2025

The incidence of ectopic pregnancy is up to four times higher after in vitro fertilization/intracytoplasmic s***m injection (IVF/ICSI) than in spontaneous pregnancies.

This underscores the reality that even with the best IVF protocols, complications can arise, especially in patients with pre-existing tubal pathologies, increased age, history of pelvic inflammatory disease, history of infertility, myectomy, and other conditions such as assisted hatching
and multiple embryo transfer.

Ectopic pregnancy (EP) is a leading cause of maternal morbidity and mortality during the first trimester.

While IVF offers hope, it's crucial to acknowledge the potential complications and it's a stark reminder of the emotional resilience required during fertility treatments and the need for comprehensive patient counselling and support.

13/02/2025

Experiences of always have one thing in common: .
Sometimes treatment can drive couples apart. Especially when it doesn’t work. One study of almost 50,000 Danish women found that women who don’t have a child after fertility treatment are three times more likely to or end cohabitation with their partner than those who do.
The fact is that, fertility treatment is not a guarantee of a better life for couples. In fact, a recent study has shown that infertile couples are more likely to divorce than fertile couples. This is likely due to the many challenges that couples face, such as the emotional and financial strain of treatment, as well as the social stigma that can be associated with infertility. If you are struggling with infertility, it is important to seek professional help.

19/11/2024

On this International Day of Men’s Health, we take the opportunity to emphasize the critical importance of men’s health, particularly in the realm of reproductive health and fertility. Men’s health is often overlooked, yet it plays a vital role in overall well-being, family planning, and future generations.

We encourage men to break the silence surrounding reproductive health and seek medical guidance when needed. Remember, early intervention and open conversations can make a world of difference.

Together with a dedicated team of doctors, nurses, and fellow scientists, we are committed to raising awareness and promoting healthier lives for men everywhere. Let’s celebrate men’s health by prioritizing it every day.

Your health matters, and your journey is important.

03/11/2024

World Fertility Day reminds us that the struggle with infertility is universal, transcending borders and cultures. From the bustling cities to the quiet villages, the longing for a child is a shared human experience. Let's unite in support of those facing this challenge.

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