Dr. Prashant Joshi

Call Directions

Dr. Prashant Joshi Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from Dr. Prashant Joshi, Fertility Doctor, #16/A, 2nd & 3rd Floor, 9th Main Road, 3rd Block, Bangalore.

29/09/2026

Faint positive yesterday, negative today, then bleeding started?
That is called a chemical pregnancy. Fertilization happened, HCG started rising, but the embryo did not implant properly. It is an early loss, usually before 4 to 5 weeks.
In 60 to 70% cases it is because the embryo was chromosomally abnormal — nature’s way of selecting. Other reasons can be low progesterone, thyroid, or uterine factors.
One chemical pregnancy does NOT mean you are infertile. If it happens again and again, get evaluated.
Save this for the friend who needs to hear it today. This is education only, please talk to your fertility doctor for personal advice.

29/09/2026

Double the joy, double the blessings! ✨
Welcoming baby number two for this wonderful family. Having been part of their journey for both their first and now their second baby makes moments like these truly special. Congratulations to the proud parents! 🤍 doctormoments

24/09/2026

Three Essential Tests Before Your Next IVF TransferWe discuss three critical tests to consider before your next embryo transfer, especially if good embryos have failed. These include an endometrial biopsy to detect silent infections, a receptivity test to find your optimal implantation window, and a diagnostic hysteroscopy to identify hidden polyps or adhesions. IVFSupport FertilityTesting

22/09/2026

Most clinics push 4th, 5th, 6th. But with PCOS, IVF actually works in your favour because you produce more follicles. That same thing that makes IUI unpredictable becomes your biggest weapon in IVF. Save this and ask at your next visit: why aren’t we switching PCOS

21/09/2026

We talk about the difference between a budget fertility workup and a real one. Most people only get the starter pack—HSG, basic blood work, and semen analysis—but we reveal three crucial tests often missed: a detailed ultrasound mapping for fibroids and endometriosis, an endometrial biopsy for infection and receptivity, and a DNA fragmentation test on s***m. We encourage viewers to ask their doctor which of these three have been ruled out. IVF ReproductiveHealth FertilitySpecialist

19/09/2026

Behind the scenes where miracles happen. ✨ Every step in the IVF lab is driven by precision, hope, and an incredible team dedicated to making dreams come true. 🤍
BehindTheScenes FertilityCare

18/09/2026

From the joy of positive test results to welcoming the miracle they’ve been waiting for—this is why we do what we do! Celebrating every hard-earned journey to parenthood. 🤍✨

17/09/2026

We talk about the zero trimester trend, which refers to the three months before pregnancy. We emphasize the importance of a healthy lifestyle, including good sleep, exercise, supplements like folic acid and iron, weight control, and managing conditions like blood sugar and thyroid levels. We note that this can improve chances of conception and reduce risks like gestational diabetes and hypertension, but caution against excessive pressure and unproven protocols. We recommend consulting a gynecologist or fertility specialist for personalized advice.

16/09/2026

Bringing clarity to fertility care, one conversation at a time. 🎙️💡
Behind the lens at our latest podcast recording, where we unpack the facts, treatments, and everyday questions couples face along the way.
No jargon, just honest answers and clinical insights. Stay tuned for the full release!
StayTuned

11/09/2026

Adenomyosis + Fertility 👇

**What is it?**
Your uterine lining grows INTO the muscle wall.
Uterus becomes bulky, painful, inflamed.

**Symptoms:**
- Very heavy, painful periods
- Severe cramps
- Bulky uterus on scan
- Failed implantation / early miscarriage

**Why it affects pregnancy?**
Inflamed uterus = embryo can’t stick properly
Even good quality embryos can fail

**How we treat for fertility:**

**MILD ADENOMYOSIS:**
- GnRH analogue for 1-2 months to shrink
- Letrozole / Dienogest if needed
- Frozen Embryo Transfer with hormone support

**SEVERE / DIFFUSE ADENOMYOSIS:**
- 3 months downregulation before FET
- We suppress Adenomyosis first, then transfer
- Pregnancy monitoring - higher risk of preterm

**Golden rule:** We NEVER do fresh transfer in active Adenomyosis.

**Good news:** With proper prep, pregnancy rates are good ❤️

📌 SAVE if you have painful periods + TTC
Comment ADENO for my FREE “Adenomyosis Fertility Prep Protocol PDF”

fet ivffailure implantationfailure fertilitydoctor bangaloreivf ttc infertility womenshealth endometriosis fibroids ttcjourney ivfjourney fertilitytreatment

Address

#16/A, 2nd & 3rd Floor, 9th Main Road, 3rd Block
Bangalore
560011

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 1pm

Telephone

+919900865976

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Dr. Prashant Joshi posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share

Category