Absolutely. Poor diet, stress, long work hours, pollution, and lack of sleep can all reduce egg and sperm quality — even in young people.
Dr Pallavi Chalasani
Turning Hope into Life: Expert Solutions for Complex Fertility Challenges
MBBS, MS OBGYN, Fellow in Reproductive Medicine, award-winning IVF specialist, medical excellence recognized.
About Dr Pallavi Chalasani
Dr. Pallavi Chalasani, affiliated with the Telangana Medical Council, is a distinguished reproductive medicine specialist at Fertility by Birthright Rainbow Hospital, Hyderabad . With over more than a decade expertise in both male and female infertility, she offers advanced, evidence based treatments tailored to each couple’s unique needs. Dr. Chalasani is celebrated for simplifying complex medical concepts for her patients. Her dedication and patient-centered care have garnered her numerous accolades. The clinic is located at Plot No. 1, Mumbai Highway, Hydernagar, Kukatpally, Hyderabad, Telangana 500072, and can be contacted at 8522079102.
With a strong foundation in Obstetrics and Gynecology, Dr. Chalasani has undergone extensive training in advanced assisted reproductive medicine {ART}. Her clinical focus includes a wide range of fertility treatments such as intrauterine insemination {IUI}, oocyte retrieval, invitro fertilization {IVF}, intracytoplasmic sperm injection {ICSI}, surgical sperm retrieval techniques {TESA, TESE, MICRO TESE}, embryo transfer procedures, ensuring individualized care plans that are tailored to the unique fertility needs of each couple.
Dr Pallavi Chalasani's Areas of expertise
DR Chalasani has extensive experience in managing a wide range of fertility related conditions, including:
- Female factors: such as polycystic ovarian syndrome(PCOS), premature ovarian insufficiency, endometriosis, tubal blockages, uterine abnormalities ( septate uterus, fibroids , adenomyosis ,thin endometrium ), recurrent implantation failure (RIF), recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL)
- Male factors: Azoospermia, Severe oligoasthenoteratozoospermia (SOAT), Erectile dysfunction
- Third party reproduction options: donor sperm, donor oocyte / embryo program me
- Genetic issues: Prenatal genetic testing (PGT)
Dr. Pallavi Chalasani is a distinguished medical professional with an impressive array of qualifications and accolades. She earned her MBBS from the Pondicherry Institute of Medical Sciences in 2009 and an MS in obstetrics and gynecology from KLE University Belgaum, and further specialized in Reproductive Medicine at Sri Ramachandra Medical College, Chennai in 2015. Her expertise in the field has been recognized with prestigious awards, including the 2021 Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Health and Medical Excellence Award and the 2023 HMTV Top 10 IVF Specialist Award. Dr. Chalasani's commitment to reproductive medicine and her exceptional skills have made her a leading figure in her specialty.
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22 April 2025
It’s Not Just Age – How Lifestyle Affects Fertility in Young Couples
We often hear this line:
“But we’re still young… why is it taking so long to get pregnant?”
It’s a fair question. For generations, age was the main factor when it came to fertility. And yes, biology still agrees — fertility does decline with age. But in today’s world, that’s only part of the story.
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By: Dr Pallavi Chalasani
22 April 2025
Should You Freeze Your Eggs What Every Young Woman Should Know
Let’s talk about something we don’t talk about enough in India — egg freezing.
Not because something is wrong. Not because your clock is ticking too loudly. But because you're allowed to plan your life on your terms — including your fertility.
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By: Dr Pallavi Chalasani
22 April 2025
Donor Egg IVF – The Questions You’re Afraid to Ask
There’s a quiet moment in the consultation room that I’ve come to recognise.
A woman sits across from me. She’s strong. She’s hopeful. She’s tired. She’s done the tests, tried the cycles, taken the injections. And then I say the words that feel heavier than they should:
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By: Dr Pallavi Chalasani
09 April 2025
Not Just PCOS – Understanding Premature Ovarian Insufficiency (POI)
If you're a young woman dealing with irregular periods, you've probably heard someone say, “It’s just PCOS.” It’s a phrase thrown around casually in clinics, gyms, even family gatherings. But what if it’s not PCOS? What if it’s something that’s been silently affecting your future chances of becoming a mother — and no one caught it in time?
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By: Dr Pallavi Chalasani
09 April 2025
Low Egg Count You Still Have Choices.
There’s a moment that freezes many women in my clinic. A blood test report lands on the table. Their AMH levels — the marker of egg reserve — are lower than expected for their age. The sentence comes quickly, softly: “Your egg count is low.”
And just like that, the panic begins.
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By: Dr Pallavi Chalasani
09 April 2025
Why Thin Endometrium Can Break Your Heart And How to Fix It
She walks into my clinic with hope and hurt in equal measure. “I had perfect embryos,” she says, almost in disbelief. “Good eggs, good sperm, the transfer went well. But it still didn’t work.”
And I ask gently, “Did anyone check your endometrial lining?”
Read More
By: Dr Pallavi Chalasani
22 April 2025
It’s Not Just Age – How Lifestyle Affects Fertility in Young Couples
We often hear this line:
“But we’re still young… why is it taking so long to get pregnant?”
It’s a fair question. For generations, age was the main factor when it came to fertility. And yes, biology still agrees — fertility does decline with age. But in today’s world, that’s only part of the story.
Read More
By: Dr Pallavi Chalasani
22 April 2025
Should You Freeze Your Eggs What Every Young Woman Should Know
Let’s talk about something we don’t talk about enough in India — egg freezing.
Not because something is wrong. Not because your clock is ticking too loudly. But because you're allowed to plan your life on your terms — including your fertility.
Read More
By: Dr Pallavi Chalasani
22 April 2025
Donor Egg IVF – The Questions You’re Afraid to Ask
There’s a quiet moment in the consultation room that I’ve come to recognise.
A woman sits across from me. She’s strong. She’s hopeful. She’s tired. She’s done the tests, tried the cycles, taken the injections. And then I say the words that feel heavier than they should:
Read More
By: Dr Pallavi Chalasani
09 April 2025
Not Just PCOS – Understanding Premature Ovarian Insufficiency (POI)
If you're a young woman dealing with irregular periods, you've probably heard someone say, “It’s just PCOS.” It’s a phrase thrown around casually in clinics, gyms, even family gatherings. But what if it’s not PCOS? What if it’s something that’s been silently affecting your future chances of becoming a mother — and no one caught it in time?
Read More
By: Dr Pallavi Chalasani
09 April 2025
Low Egg Count You Still Have Choices.
There’s a moment that freezes many women in my clinic. A blood test report lands on the table. Their AMH levels — the marker of egg reserve — are lower than expected for their age. The sentence comes quickly, softly: “Your egg count is low.”
And just like that, the panic begins.
Read More
By: Dr Pallavi Chalasani
09 April 2025
Why Thin Endometrium Can Break Your Heart And How to Fix It
She walks into my clinic with hope and hurt in equal measure. “I had perfect embryos,” she says, almost in disbelief. “Good eggs, good sperm, the transfer went well. But it still didn’t work.”
And I ask gently, “Did anyone check your endometrial lining?”
Read More
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No. Male fertility also plays a big role. Sperm quality, count, and DNA health are important. In some cases, sperm has to be extracted directly from the testes.
ERA is a test to find the exact time your uterus is ready for embryo transfer. It helps women who had repeated IVF failures, even with good embryos.
Yes. Doctors may use hormone therapy, PRP (platelet-rich plasma), or adjuvants to improve thickness and blood flow.
Endometrium is the lining of the uterus where the baby attaches. If it’s too thin (less than 7mm), it becomes difficult for the embryo to stick, even in IVF.
Yes, it can be costly. A basic IVF cycle can cost ₹3 lakhs or more. Donor cycles cost extra. However, some insurance companies are now starting to cover fertility treatments.
If a woman cannot use her own eggs (due to age, POI, or surgery), she can receive an egg from a donor. It is matched based on physical and genetic features and fertilized with her partner’s sperm
Yes. Egg freezing is a great option for young women, especially those with low egg count or planning to delay pregnancy. Eggs can be used later with IVF.
No. While PCOS is common, many women with irregular cycles might actually have POI. That’s why it's important to do hormone tests and scans to find the real cause.
POI is a condition where the ovaries stop working earlier than expected. Women may lose their egg reserve at a very young age, even in their teens or 20s, leading to irregular cycles or infertility
Infertility means not being able to get pregnant even after one year of regular, unprotected sexual intercourse. It can be due to issues in the woman, man, or both.
Dr.Pallavi Chalasani –Fertility consultant |ART specialist |Hyderabad |Birthright fertility by Rainbow hospitals
With over more than 10 years of dedicated experience in reproductive medicine, she has been at the forefront of helping couples realize their dreams of parenthood , combining compassionate care with cutting -edge medical expertize .
With a strong foundation in obstetrics and gynaecology , Dr Chalasani has undergone extensive training in advanced assisted reproductive medicine {ART}. Her clinical focus includes a wide range of fertility treatments such as intrauterine insemination {IUI}, oocyte retrival , invitro fertilization {IVF }, intracytoplasmic sperm injection { ICSI},surgical sperm retrival techniques { TESA,TESE, MICRO TESE }, embryo transfer procedures , ensuring individualized care plans that are tailored to the unique fertility needs of each couple ..
Absolutely. She provides comprehensive guidance on nutrition, supplements, timing, and optimizing fertility before conception.
Yes, she assists couples struggling to conceive again after a previous successful pregnancy (secondary infertility).
Based on the location and severity, options include tubal surgery or IVF. Dr. Pallavi will guide you based on your test results.
Treatments may include lifestyle modification, medication to induce ovulation, or assisted reproduction depending on severity.
POI is early ovarian decline before 40. While natural conception may be challenging, fertility options like egg donation or IVF are available and discussed in detail by Dr. Pallavi.
Yes, she specializes in diagnosing and treating recurrent miscarriages with advanced tests and personalized therapies.
Most fertility treatments are safe and minimally invasive. Dr. Pallavi ensures every patient is well-informed and comfortable throughout the process.
Success rates vary depending on age and diagnosis, but Dr. Pallavi's protocols align with international standards and personalized care to maximize outcomes.
Yes, she offers egg freezing and fertility preservation for women who wish to delay pregnancy due to medical or personal reasons.
The hospital offers IUI, IVF, ICSI, fertility preservation, ovulation induction, laparoscopic surgery, hysteroscopy, and donor programs
Not at all. Dr. Pallavi customizes treatment plans based on the cause—ranging from ovulation induction, IUI, to IVF or even lifestyle changes.
PCOS and endometriosis can affect ovulation and implantation. Dr. Pallavi provides targeted treatments for both to improve fertility outcomes.
Hormonal tests, ultrasound scans, semen analysis (for the male partner), and lifestyle assessment are commonly done during the initial evaluation.
Yes, she evaluates and manages male factor infertility, including low sperm count, motility issues, and erectile dysfunction.
nfertility is defined as the inability to conceive after 12 months of regular unprotected intercourse (or 6 months if you're over 35). It’s advisable to consult a fertility expert like Dr. Pallavi if you're facing such challenges.
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