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Ferty9 Fertility Centres Bring Global Recognition to Telangana and Andhra Pradesh

Ferty9 Fertility Centres Bring Global Recognition to Telangana and Andhra Pradesh

International Research Achievements Mark World IVF Day

Hyderabad, July 27, 2026: On the occasion of World IVF Day, Ferty9 Fertility Centres, one of the leading fertility care networks across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, has earned international recognition for its outstanding clinical research and innovation in reproductive medicine. The clinical team presented their research at some of the world’s most prestigious fertility conferences, bringing global recognition to Indian fertility care. 

This year, Ferty9 presented four research papers and one oral presentation at ESHRE 2026, four research papers at an international conference in Tokyo, Japan, and eleven research papers at the ASPIRE Conference, highlighting the organization’s commitment to evidence-based fertility care.

The research, based on outcomes from five years of IUI treatments, examined the growing impact of delayed marriages, changing lifestyles, night-shift work, declining sperm quality, increased DNA fragmentation, and other reproductive health challenges affecting fertility.

Ferty9 also highlighted the decline in India’s Total Fertility Rate (TFR), noting that it has fallen to 1.8 in Telangana and 1.7 in Andhra Pradesh, emphasizing the need for greater awareness and timely 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 said that increasing awareness, early diagnosis and timely fertility treatment can substantially improve pregnancy success rates.

Ferty9 Banjara Hills

Dr. Vijaya Madhuri and Dr. Shravya said that personalized treatment plans combined with advanced reproductive technologies are helping more couples achieve successful pregnancies.

Ferty9 Secunderabad (NCL)

Dr. Mrudula Priyanka P., Dr. K. Harika Reddy, Dr. Sandhya Deepika Oruganti and Dr. Tejeswini Nese said that delayed marriages, work-related stress and lifestyle changes are major contributors to infertility, and early specialist consultation remains the best approach.

Ferty9 LB Nagar

Dr. Maunica Sorakayalapeta and Dr. Shruthi Mantri emphasized that early fertility evaluation and individualized treatment significantly improve the chances of conception.

Ferty9 Warangal

Dr. Anusha Kushanapally said that although infertility is increasing due to lifestyle changes, PCOS and male reproductive health issues, modern fertility treatments are delivering excellent clinical outcomes.

Ferty9 Karimnagar

Dr. Biji B. Pillai and Dr. Venukonti Meenasri stressed the need to improve fertility awareness in both urban and rural communities and encouraged couples to seek treatment without unnecessary delay.

Ferty9 Vijayawada

Dr. Suma Varsha said that as more couples choose to start families later in life, fertility awareness and early reproductive health assessments have become increasingly important.

Ferty9 Visakhapatnam

Dr. Kavya Reddy Kumkala and Dr. Pala Keerthi said that advanced reproductive technologies, experienced specialists and patient-centric care are helping couples achieve better treatment outcomes.

Ferty9 Rajamahendravaram

Dr. Aswini Vuyyuri and Dr. Sowmya Varudu said that lifestyle changes and increasing health concerns are affecting fertility, but timely consultation and appropriate treatment can significantly improve the chances of parenthood.

Ferty9 Tirupati

Dr. Suneetha Sadhu and Dr. Sridurga N. said that world-class fertility care, advanced technology and individualized treatment protocols are enabling better success rates for couples.

Ferty9 Kurnool

Dr. R. Susrutha emphasized the importance of increasing fertility awareness in smaller cities and rural areas, noting that modern fertility treatments now offer effective solutions for most infertility challenges.

On the occasion of World IVF Day, Ferty9 has also introduced Needle-Free IVF across all its 11 centres, reducing the discomfort and anxiety associated with daily hormone injections.

The organization is also investing in Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven reproductive medicine research aimed at improving IVF success rates and reducing implantation failures.

Looking ahead, Ferty9 plans to establish a dedicated Centre of Excellence focused on implantation failure and recurrent pregnancy loss, further strengthening advanced fertility care across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. 

About Ferty9

Ferty9 operates 11 advanced fertility centres across Hyderabad (Kukatpally, Banjara Hills, Secunderabad and LB Nagar), Warangal, Karimnagar, Vijayawada, Visakhapatnam, Rajamahendravaram, Tirupati and Kurnool. With internationally trained specialists, cutting-edge reproductive technologies, evidence-based clinical practices and patient-centred care, Ferty9 continues to help thousands of couples fulfil their dream of parenthood while remaining one of South India’s most trusted fertility care networks.

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