NU Hospitals Rajajinagar | Bangalore

  Infertility  has always been a challenge for couples to cope with. However, with the vastly successful IVF treatment, more couples have gathered hope and are certain to enjoy family life. IVF has opened up options both for couples as well as single people to start a family. Though the process can be a bit daunting, it is more easily accessible than before. People deciding to undergo solo  fertility treatment Hospitals Bangalore   have certain things to be aware of and take appropriate measures. Here’s what you can look forward to. Taking up the IVF treatment alone Parents undoubtedly will experience stress and anxiety from the time they decide to have a family. The wish to have a family is the only thing that keeps circulating around their minds. This can lead to depression, especially when you want to go it all alone. However, it is interesting to hear that the number of people wanting to take up the treatment alone has increased rapidly. Hence, if you are thinking of taking a decis

  In our country, it is estimated that around 1.5–2lakh people are on dialysis but only about 5,000 of them have been able to receive organs. In addition to this, around 2 lakh people die due to liver diseases and 50,000 people die due to heart diseases due to lack of organs. Due to fear, myths or poor understanding, organ donation has not caught up in our country. Dr Prasanna Venkatesh  (Managing Director and Senior Consultant  Paediatric Urologist – NU Hospitals) said, “Raising awareness on Organ Donation to the general public is very beneficial. The donor’s organs will help patients who need these for life saving transplants. This is the reason we are observing “Organ Donation Awareness Day” on August 13th to create awareness for Organ donation. This is also a day when we remember all of the donors along with their families, who did this selfless deed and we take this opportunity say a big “Thank You” Donor organs: Dr Kiran Chandra Patro  (Senior  Consultant Nephrologist  at NU Hosp