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Research and publications

Published work in reproductive and hormone medicine.

Clinical decisions should be traceable to evidence. These are the papers, presentations and academic projects behind the way care is delivered in this practice.

Publications and presentations

  1. 2025 · Case report and literature review

    Successful Pregnancy and Live Birth Following Hormone Replacement Treatment in a Patient with Premature Ovarian Insufficiency: A Case Report and Literature Review

    Journal of MAR Gynecology and Urology, 8(3)

    A documented case of pregnancy and live birth after hormone replacement in premature ovarian insufficiency — the point where fertility, hormone health and long-term wellbeing meet.

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  2. 2024 · Prospective observational study

    Psychological issues in couples undergoing fertility treatment in Hyderabad: a fertiQOL and HADS study

    28th Annual Conference of the Indian Society of Assisted Reproduction (ISAR)

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  3. 2024 · Professional project

    Psychological Assessment of Infertile Couples: A Literature Review

    MSc Sexual and Reproductive Medicine, University of South Wales

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  4. 2021 · Abstract presentation

    Pregnancy-Related Anterior Abdominal Wall Desmoid Tumour

    RCOG World Congress — iPoster, High-Risk Pregnancy

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Conferences attended

  • ESHRE Annual Meeting · Paris · June 2025
  • ISAR Annual Conference · Bhubaneswar · February 2024
  • RCOG World Congress · 2021
  • Riyadh Global Digital Health Summit · August 2020

Why the POI paper matters here

Premature ovarian insufficiency sits exactly where this practice sits: it is a menopause diagnosis with fertility consequences and long-term effects on bone and cardiovascular health. Documenting a pregnancy and live birth after hormone replacement in that setting is a reminder that a POI diagnosis is a reason for a careful, individualised plan rather than a closed door.

Written and medically reviewed by Dr. Munawwer Sana, MBBS, MRCOG (UK), FACOG · Consultant in Reproductive Medicine & Menopause · Last reviewed

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