Ferty9 Makes Waves: International Recognition for Indian Fertility Research

Global Research Milestones Highlight World IVF Day. Hyderabad, July 27, 2026: To mark World IVF Day, Ferty9 Fertility Centres, a premier fertility care network serving Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, has received international acclaim for its significant contributions to clinical research and reproductive medicine innovation. The organization’s medical team showcased their findings at several high-profile global fertility summits, elevating the profile of Indian fertility care on the world stage.

Throughout this year, Ferty9 has demonstrated its dedication to evidence-based practice by presenting four research papers and one oral presentation at ESHRE 2026, four papers at a major international conference in Tokyo, Japan, and eleven research papers at the ASPIRE Conference.

Drawing on data from five years of IUI treatments, the research investigated the rising influence of factors such as delayed marriage, shifting lifestyle patterns, night-shift employment, reduced sperm quality, and elevated DNA fragmentation, alongside other reproductive health hurdles.

Ferty9 also drew attention to the drop in India's Total Fertility Rate (TFR), which has reached 1.8 in Telangana and 1.7 in Andhra Pradesh, underscoring the urgent requirement for increased awareness and prompt fertility intervention.

Expert Opinions

Dr. Jyothi, Clinical Director, Ferty9 Kukatpally, said, "Couples should not delay seeking fertility advice. Early fertility awareness and timely consultation with specialists significantly improve the chances of successful parenthood."

Dr. Suma, Associate Clinical Director, Ferty9 Vijayawada, said, "We are witnessing a significant increase in couples seeking fertility treatment after the age of 30, especially after 35. Early evaluation and timely intervention can make a meaningful difference in treatment outcomes."

Dr. Anusha Reddy, Associate Clinical Director, Ferty9 Warangal, said, "Male factors contribute to nearly 40–50% of infertility cases, while PCOS remains one of the leading causes among women. We have also observed a two- to three-fold increase in egg-freezing enquiries over the past few years."

Doctors from All 11 Ferty9 Centres Share Their Views

• Ferty9 Kukatpally: Dr. Jyothi C. Budi, Dr. Usha Brindhini and Dr. Sahithi noted that boosting awareness, prioritizing early diagnosis, and seeking timely fertility treatment can lead to substantial improvements in pregnancy success rates.
• Ferty9 Banjara Hills: Dr. Vijaya Madhuri and Dr. Shravya stated that utilizing personalized treatment plans alongside advanced reproductive technologies is assisting more couples in achieving successful pregnancies.
• Ferty9 Secunderabad (NCL): Dr. Mrudula Priyanka P., Dr. K. Harika Reddy, Dr. Sandhya Deepika Oruganti and Dr. Tejeswini Nese observed that delayed marriages, work-related stress, and lifestyle shifts are primary drivers of infertility, making early specialist consultation the most effective strategy.
• Ferty9 LB Nagar: Dr. Maunica Sorakayalapeta and Dr. Shruthi Mantri emphasized that undergoing early fertility evaluation and receiving individualized treatment plans significantly boosts the likelihood of conception.
• Ferty9 Warangal: Dr. Anusha Kushanapally mentioned that while infertility is on the rise due to lifestyle factors, PCOS, and male reproductive health issues, modern fertility treatments are yielding excellent clinical results.
• Ferty9 Karimnagar: Dr. Biji B. Pillai and Dr. Venukonti Meenasri highlighted the necessity of improving fertility awareness across both urban and rural areas, urging couples to pursue treatment without unnecessary delay.
• Ferty9 Vijayawada: Dr. Suma Varsha explained that as more couples opt to start families later in life, the importance of fertility awareness and early reproductive health assessments has grown significantly.
• Ferty9 Visakhapatnam: Dr. Kavya Reddy Kumkala and Dr. Pala Keerthi stated that the combination of advanced reproductive technologies, experienced specialists, and patient-focused care is helping couples achieve superior treatment outcomes.
• Ferty9 Rajamahendravaram: Dr. Aswini Vuyyuri and Dr. Sowmya Varudu noted that while lifestyle changes and health concerns are impacting fertility, timely consultation and appropriate medical intervention can greatly enhance the prospects of parenthood.
• Ferty9 Tirupati: Dr. Suneetha Sadhu and Dr. Sridurga N. remarked that world-class fertility care, combined with advanced technology and personalized treatment protocols, is enabling higher success rates for couples.
• Ferty9 Kurnool: Dr. R. Susrutha stressed the importance of expanding fertility awareness in smaller cities and rural regions, noting that modern fertility treatments now provide effective solutions for the majority of infertility challenges.

In observance of World IVF Day, Ferty9 has launched Needle-Free IVF services across all 11 of its locations, a move designed to alleviate the stress and physical discomfort often linked to daily hormone injections.

Furthermore, the network is investing in research focused on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in reproductive medicine, with the goal of boosting IVF success rates and minimizing implantation failures.

Looking to the future, Ferty9 intends to launch a specialized Centre of Excellence dedicated to addressing implantation failure and recurrent pregnancy loss, which will bolster advanced fertility care throughout Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.