Signs of Poor Egg Quality: Fertility Warning Signs Explained | Dr. Archana S. Ayyanathan

Dr. Archana S. Ayyanathan is a fertility specialist with extensive experience in IVF and the management of high-risk pregnancies. This channel focuses on patient education, fertility awareness, and evidence-based reproductive health guidance. In this video, Dr. Archana S. Ayyanathan explains the important signs that may indicate poor egg quality in women. Egg quality plays a crucial role in natural conception as well as IVF success. As women age, especially after the mid-30s, egg quality may decline, increasing the risk of infertility, miscarriage, and chromosomal abnormalities. This video discusses possible warning signs such as difficulty conceiving, recurrent miscarriage, poor embryo quality during IVF, irregular menstrual cycles, and reduced ovarian reserve. Dr. Archana also explains medical tests like AMH, follicular study, and other fertility assessments that help evaluate egg health. Understanding these signs early can help couples seek timely medical guidance and explore appropriate fertility treatments to improve their chances of pregnancy. This video is especially helpful for women planning pregnancy, couples facing infertility, patients preparing for IVF, and international patients seeking advanced fertility care in Chennai. 📍 Subscribe ⁨@drarchanasayyanathan⁩ for trusted fertility guidance 🏥 Visit Us Dr Archana IVF & Women Centre 12, J25, Agathiyar Nagar Extension 2nd St, J Block, Anna Nagar East, Chennai, Tamil Nadu – 600102 📞 Book an Appointment Call: +91 944 248 1111 🌐 Website (YouTube Visitors): https://www.drarchanaivf.com/?utm_sou... 🔗 Connect with Dr. Archana S. Ayyanathan 📸 Instagram:   / llpinklines   📘 Facebook:   / dr.archanaivf   📍 Subscribe for trusted fertility guidance 📍 Share this video to spread awareness 📍 Consult early. Decide wisely. ⚠️ Disclaimer The information provided in this video is for educational purposes only and does not substitute professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your doctor or qualified healthcare provider for personalised medical care.