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Many myths are associated with it, and it is probably one of the most misunderstood medical conditions. For example, fertility is often deemed an age-related problem that affects women who delay childbearing when the truth is that fertility issues can affect both men and women of all ages. These myths lead many couples to suffer silent agony, not realizing that the problem is common and help is just a call away. Many options are available, from diagnostics to treatment and robust support systems. Parenthood Dr Radhika Sheth, Consultant Fertility Specialist, Cloudnine Group of Hospitals, Mumbai (Malad), says that now is the apt time to tackle the challenge of misconceptions by building awareness and helping couples tap the resources they need in their fertility journey. When couples find they cannot achieve their dream of parenthood quickly, they may experience mixed emotions these range from denial, anxiety, depression, anger, and sexual dysfunction to strained marital relations. Co...

This news lights up most couples planning to start a family. Yet beneath the excitement and celebration lurks occasional bursts of anxiety, doubts and questions- lots and lots of questions. Many dads would confess to me that they end up feeling they have too little to do, or what they are doing is not enough, or there's nothing they can do. More often than not, new fathers are showing a welcome willingness to be much more involved in pregnancy, birthing and baby care. Whether a mother is a working professional or a stay-at-home mom, the role of her partner, the father, in this pregnancy and childbirth journey is immense. The preparation for fatherhood starts right from pregnancy and continues well past the baby's birth. As they say, it's not just the baby born that day, but the parents too. Be supportive- Pregnancy can bring about many changes to your partner's physical and mental well-being. It helps to hear her concerns and support her experiences instead of dismissi...