• Infertility

    • 15 +

      Specialized Doctors

    • 15000 +

      Happy clients worldwide

OVERVIEW

Infertility is a disturbingly common health disorder, robbing couples of the joy of parenthood. The problem can crop up due to a range of factors, like lifestyle irregularities, structural abnormalities, and hormonal problems. Apart from being a physical disorder, infertility can lead to serious psychological and emotional stress.

At PBHRC, we work closely with our patients to diagnose and cure the root causes of infertility. Our infertility treatment solutions are natural, effective, and combine well with the healing system of the human body.

Common Signs of Infertility

  • Inability to conceive

    A persistent challenge of achieving pregnancy in spite of engaging in regular and systematic physical intercourse.

  • Irregular menstrual cycle

    A too-long or too-short menstrual cycle that causes challenge in ovulation, affecting a woman’s ability to conceive.

  • Erectile dysfunction

    Persistent difficulty in ejaculation or maintaining a penile erection while having intercourse

  • Changes in sexual desire

    Shift in libido or frequent declining interest in participating in sexual activities

  • Repeated miscarriage

    Experiencing multiple spontaneous pregnancy loss before the 20th week

  • PBHRC Infertility Treatment

    PBHRC works closely with male and female partners to identify and address the underlying causes of infertility in order to promote their well-being. With the help of our expert team, PBHRC provides natural, effective, and non-invasive solutions to treat all types of problems related to infertility.

    Backed by ongoing medical research studies, we are committed to providing our patients with effective solutions and treatment plans that are unique to their needs and requirements to optimise infertility and sexual disorders of both men and women.

Why PBHRC?

Across 4 generations and 150+ years, PBHRC has been the most trusted homeopathic research clinic for patients across geographies. With competitively priced treatments with no side-effects, we constantly strive to bring in healthier tomorrows.

  • Ease of Access

    Both offline and online doctor consultations are available

  • Personalised Treatment

    Custom treatment plans to tackle all types of diseases

  • Unmatched Success Rate

    Proven track record of treating critical illnesses and other health issues

  • Affordable Pricing

    Affordable treatments and free consultations for the underprivileged

  • 150 +

    Years of service

  • 15000 +

    Happy Patients worldwide

  • 15 +

    Specialized Doctors

What Our Clients Say

At PBHRC, we are driven by an unwavering commitment to deliver quality healthcare services to everyone and transform lives. Here’s what some of our clients have to say about our treatment solutions.

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Harnia recovery without surgery

Prasanta Maity, Sundarban

Harnia recovery without surgery

Prasanta Maity, Sundarban

Harnia recovery without surgery

Prasanta Maity, Sundarban

Harnia recovery without surgery

Prasanta Maity, Sundarban

Have A Query?

Get the answers to all your treatment-related questions here.

Hormonal abnormalities, irregular periods, high androgen levels, and ovarian cysts can all be symptoms of PCOS. Unusual menstrual cycles, typically accompanied by insufficient ovulation, can pose challenges to conceiving.

If you are at a healthy weight and you are considering getting pregnant soon, you should start eating a balanced diet and limit your intake of alcohol, caffeine, and strenuous physical activity.

Clogged fallopian tubes can be the initial indication of infertility in women. In the case of hydrosalpinx or blocked fallopian tube, you may experience unusual vaginal discharge and abdominal pain.

Women's fertility starts to fall in their late 20s, and it starts to decline more significantly after 35 and sharply after 40. Men's fertility normally stays fairly stable, but around 40 years old, it starts to gradually fall, with a more pronounced decline in both quantity and quality of sperm in later years.

Low sperm count can sometimes be caused by an underlying issue in males, such as an inherited chromosomal defect, dilated testicular veins, hormonal imbalance, or a disorder that prevents sperm from passing through.

Stress can result in glucocorticoid release and other steroid hormones, which can lower testosterone levels and impair sperm production.