Birla Fertility & IVF Varanasi Hosts Enlightening Talk on IVF Awareness

Varanasi : In a significant step toward destigmatizing infertility and empowering couples with knowledge, Birla Fertility & IVF’s Varanasi centre marked World IVF Day with a powerful Health Talk titled ‘Decoding Infertility: Myths and Facts’. The event was designed to address deeply rooted myths, educate people about reproductive health, and encourage early fertility assessments through an inclusive and interactive platform.

Led by Dr. Deepika Mishra, Centre Head and Consultant at Birla Fertility & IVF Varanasi, the session brought together a diverse group of attendees, including expectant mothers, delivered patients, and individuals embarking on their fertility journey. The discussion shed light on lesser-known but prevalent conditions such as PCOD, endometriosis, and male factor infertility, and how these can often go unnoticed due to social stigma and lack of awareness.

Adding depth to the session were guest experts: Dr. Smita Chandra, a reputed gynaecologist, and Dr. Shwetank Mishra, a leading urologist, who tackled medical misconceptions around infertility in both men and women. The session also included a focused segment on the role of diet in reproductive health, presented by dietitian Anita Agrawal, who emphasized how daily nutrition choices could directly impact fertility outcomes.

"One of the primary reasons for delayed treatment is the lack of dialogue around fertility, especially concerning men," said Dr. Deepika. "This event aimed to create a safe space for conversations, where myths could be dispelled and facts delivered with empathy and clarity."

What sets Birla Fertility & IVF Varanasi apart is not only its high success rate but also its personalized approach. Each treatment plan is curated to align with the patient’s medical and emotional needs, providing a consistent and compassionate care experience.

In addition to its in-clinic services, the centre is actively involved in community outreach programs. Weekly fertility camps are held across a 150-kilometre radius, extending consultations, screenings, and informative sessions to smaller towns and rural areas. These efforts aim to bridge the gap in fertility care between urban and semi-urban populations.

As fertility challenges increasingly affect individuals in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities like those in Eastern Uttar Pradesh, initiatives like this Health Talk reflect a growing need for expert-led, community-oriented education. By combining medical excellence with grassroots awareness efforts, Birla Fertility & IVF is playing a critical role in shaping a more informed and empowered society when it comes to reproductive choices.

The World IVF Day session not only educated but also inspired many to seek support without fear or hesitation, truly pushing the conversation around fertility into the open.