Miscarriages can be a heartbreaking experience, and for some couples, the pain is multiplied when they face recurrent miscarriages, which can be emotionally and physically draining. While many factors contribute to recurrent miscarriages, medical science has made significant strides in understanding and addressing this issue. One crucial aspect is Preimplantation Genetic Testing for Aneuploidy, or PGT-A.

On the 7th of October, 2023, the KIMS Fertility Centre and Mother to be Fertility, in collaboration with the Nalgonda OBG Society, organized a special webinar, which sought to demystify recurrent miscarriages and explore the pivotal role of PGT-A in this context. The event was graced by the distinguished speaker, Dr. S. Vyjayanthi, who is a well-respected name in the field of Reproductive Medicine and Surgery.

Recurrent miscarriages are a complex issue, and they often leave couples with a multitude of questions, concerns, and anxieties. Dr. Vyjayanthi’s insightful presentation, titled “Recurrent Miscarriages and the Role of PGT – A,” aimed to address these pressing questions and dispel common misconceptions surrounding this sensitive topic.

The primary focus of the webinar was the “Why, When, and How” of Preimplantation Genetic Testing for Aneuploidy (PGT – A), which is commonly known as PGT – A testing. Dr. Vyjayanthi emphasized the importance of offering such tests only when necessary and involving patients in informed decision-making. This highlights a patient-centric approach that seeks to balance the need for medical intervention with the patient’s preferences and comfort.

During the engaging session, Dr. Vyjayanthi explored various factors contributing to the need for PGT – A. These include recurrent miscarriages, recurrent implantation failure during in vitro fertilization (IVF) procedures, advanced maternal age, and previous aneuploid conceptions. Her talk was enriched with practical examples and real-life scenarios, making it accessible and relatable to the diverse audience of both medical professionals and those seeking guidance.

Dr. Vyjayanthi’s expertise and her ability to bridge the gap between medical complexity and patient understanding made this webinar an invaluable resource for all participants. Attendees were given an opportunity to gain insights into the latest advancements in reproductive medicine and the ways in which science is continually striving to help couples facing recurrent miscarriages.

In conclusion, the webinar organized by KIMS Fertility Centre, Mother to be Fertility, and the Nalgonda OBG Society is an excellent example of how the medical community is coming together to address critical issues with compassion, clarity, and expertise. Dr. Vyjayanthi’s presentation illuminated a path towards understanding and addressing recurrent miscarriages, offering hope and guidance to those in need.

For those who may have missed this enlightening webinar, it is highly recommended to keep an eye out for future events and opportunities to learn from experts like Dr. Vyjayanthi. Understanding the complexities of recurrent miscarriages and the role of PGT-A can be a vital step toward finding solutions and providing support to couples facing this challenging journey.