Specialized Ayurvedic Care for Male & Female Infertility
Unable to Conceive Despite Years of Trying, Medicines, or IVF?
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- Calm, professional visual
- Doctor + couple (not overly emotional)
- and Online Consultation Facility
- Repeated IVF failures
- Low sperm count, motility, and vitality issues
- PCOS, hormonal imbalance, and irregular cycles
- Long-term infertility with no clear diagnosis
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Dr. Mahendra Rupapara
- 35+ years of clinical experience
- Dedicated focus on male & female infertility
- Experience handling complex and long-standing infertility cases
Dr. Mahendra Rupapara
- Male infertility (low sperm count, motility, vitality issues)
- Female infertility (PCOS, hormonal imbalance, cycle irregularities)
- Unexplained infertility
- IVF-failed or treatment-resistant cases
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Personalized Infertility Care Designed to Fit Your Busy Lifestyle
We respect your time. Our structured care approach offers convenience, with clinic visits advised thoughtfully as part of your personalized treatment.
- Step 1: Initial Consultation
- Step 2: Individual Fertility Assessment (Male / Female)
- Step 3 : Required Check-ups & Reports (If Needed)
- Step 4: Personalized Ayurvedic Treatment Plan
- Step 5: Natural, In-House Prepared Medicines
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
No. Ayurvedic fertility treatment is largely non-invasive. It focuses on medicines, diet, lifestyle correction, and gentle therapies. There are no injections, surgeries, or forced procedures.
Many couples approach Ayurveda after other treatments have not brought results. Ayurvedic care focuses on understanding why conception has been difficult and works on correcting the root imbalance rather than repeating procedures.
Yes. Treatment is planned separately for men and women based on individual issues such as sperm quality, hormonal imbalance, ovulation problems, PCOS, or unexplained infertility.
There is no fixed timeline. The duration depends on age, overall health, and how long infertility has been present. Treatment focuses on gradual, natural improvement, not quick fixes.
Not necessarily. Panchakarma or advanced therapies are advised only if required. Many patients begin with medicines, diet guidance, and lifestyle correction first.
When prescribed by an experienced practitioner, Ayurvedic treatment is considered safe and gentle, as it works with the body’s natural systems rather than suppressing them.
