Brief Answer: Please give complete history, any investigations Detailed Answer: Hi Ms. XXXXXXX Thanks for posting your query. I will be able to comment further if you can give me details like the menstrual history-if it is regular or otherwise, the nature of investigations done and if you can attach any of them, any other significant history, evaluation of your husband, if done or not and the result and any other treatment advised. As of now, all I can say is that you should maintain a healthy BMI between the normal range of 19-25, get some regular exercise, see that you get regular intercourse at least on alternate days during the fertile period. If you have not had any investigations so far, I would suggest a complete evaluation by a specialist, complete blood work up and urinalysis, hormonal status, tubal patency tests and a trans-vaginal sonogram. Based on the basic investigations, advanced tests would be needed, if deemed so. The fruit juice you have is only a nutritional supplement and has not been documented to help in conception. You can make dietary adjustments to control calorie intake based on the work you do. Hope your query is clarified. Please feel free to contact for further clarifications. I will be happy to help. regards, Shanti.V.

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Brief Answer: Please elaborate on the investigations done Detailed Answer: Hi, Thanks for writing back. If you can, please elaborate on the investigations done. If no anomaly has been detected in your uterus, tubes and the ovary, you can try natural means with regular intercourse during the fertile days provided the semen analysis of your husband is normal. Though the counts are normal, low progression may sometimes hinder conception. In such cases, intrauterine insemination may be helpful. Also, please elaborate on the treatment you are taking at present and also on any other medical or surgical conditions of importance. Hope your doubt has been clarified. Please get back for further information. I will be ready to help. regards, Shanti.V.

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Brief Answer: This is not an allopathic prescription Detailed Answer: Hello, Thanks for your feedback. There is no documented evidence to suggest the juice as a fertility agent and certainly not in allopathic medicine. It is used as a nutritional supplement ans also used rarely. I cannot comment on it further. If you wish to conceive, I would suggest a proper evaluation to ensure good results. Hope all your queries have been answered. If you do not have any more questions, please close this discussion. Wish you good health. regards, Shanti.V.

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