Juniper Publishers Journal of Reproductive Medicine

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Global Journal of Reproductive Medicine    Juniper Publishers Authored by:  Neha Garg* Introduction Infertility has been a growing global public health issue. It affects one in every six couples, which is 15% couples in reproductive age group. Female factor infertility accounts for 40% [1]. Around 15% of all infertile couples and in 40% of infertile women anovulation is the cause [2]. Clomiphene citrate has been traditionally used as the first line drug in anovulatory infertility. But as a singular drug it may not be effective in all cases. Thus, the need for an adjuvant which is a drug or a substance that enhances the activity of another or a substance added to a medicinal preparation to assist the action of the principal ingredient. Aspirin, L-arginine, oestrogens, glucocorticoids, spironolactone, cyproterone acetate, dehydroepiandrosterone, metformin, etc. are some of the adjuvants being used. Considering the high prevalence of insulin resistance and hy...

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Global Journal of Reproductive Medicine    Juniper Publishers Authored by:  Amita Singla* Introduction Pelvic organ prolapse is a common gynaecological disorder with a 11 % life time risk of requiring at least one surgery to correct prolapse. Approximately, one third of these women face the risk of needing surgery for recurrent prolapse [1]. The Women’s Health Initiative (WHI) study demonstrated post hysterectomy prevalence of cystocoele of 32.9% and rectocele of 18.3% [2]. Similar rates were shown to be prevalent in women with uterus and rate of uterine prolapse was 14.2% [2]. There has been an ongoing clinical need for various materials to reinforce the native tissues to optimise the prolapse repair with particular emphasis to reduce the recurrence [3-30]. Commonly used terms to describe specific sites of female genital prolapse include i. Anterior compartment prolapse–Hernia of anterior vaginal wall often associated with descent of the bladder (cysto...

Juniper Publishers: A Correlative Study of Individualization from Hier... : Journal of Forensic Sciences & Criminal Investigation - Juniper Publishers Abstract Questioned documents which consists handwri...

Juniper Publishers: A Correlative Study of Individualization from Hier... : Journal of Forensic Sciences & Criminal Investigation - Juniper Publishers Abstract Questioned documents which consists handwri...

Global Journal of Reproductive Medicine    Juniper Publishers Authored by:  Mamata Sherpa Awasthi* Introduction Over fourteen hundred different infectious agents cause diseases in humans of which around three hundred pathogens are clinically important [1]. Although developing countries are epitomized as reservoirs for infectious diseases, developed countries also bear the disease burden. Australia reports 67 different types of prevalent infectious diseases of which 40.1% are sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), 34.4% vaccine preventable diseases and 13.8% gastrointestinal diseases [2]. Common infectious diseases occurring in developing countries such as STDs, influenza, measles, hepatitis A B and C, cholera, botulism, dengue, malaria also exist in Australia [2]. This paper elaborates on dengue and chlamydia, and the factors that would affect the transmission and natural history of the two in three different settings. Dengue Dengue is a common mosquito ...