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Navigating the Infertility Journey: Free Virtual Event for National Infertility Awareness Week

Posted on by Nannan Thirumavalavan, MD

Navigating the Infertility Journey: Free Virtual Event for National Infertility Awareness Week
📅 Monday, April 21, 2025 | 🕛 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
📍 Free Online Webinar | 💬 Live Q&A Included | 🎟️ Registration Required

Are you struggling to get pregnant and wondering when to seek help? You’re not alone. Infertility affects approximately 1 in 6 couples in the United States, and the path to parenthood can be filled with questions, uncertainty, and emotional challenges.

As part of National Infertility Awareness Week (NIAW) 2025, University Hospitals is hosting a free, expert-led virtual event titled:
“The Path to Parenthood: Navigating the Infertility Journey.”

This live online session will provide valuable insights from experienced fertility specialists who will explain:

The most common causes of infertility in both women and men
How fertility issues are diagnosed using advanced medical techniques
A range of infertility treatment options, including the latest cutting-edge fertility treatments available at UH
When to seek medical advice if you’re having trouble conceiving
Whether you’re just starting your fertility journey or exploring new options, this informative session will help you understand your choices and feel more confident about your next steps.

💬 The event will include a live Q&A with fertility experts, giving you a chance to ask questions in a supportive and respectful space.

✅ Who Should Attend?
Individuals and couples trying to conceive
Those recently diagnosed with infertility
Anyone interested in learning more about male reproductive health and fertility care
🖥️ Event Details:
Title: The Path to Parenthood: Navigating the Infertility Journey
Date: Monday, April 21, 2025
Time: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM EST
Location: Online (Zoom/Webinar)
Cost: Free (but registration is required)

👉 Click here to register now

Schedule a Male Fertility Appointment in Cleveland, OH

Contact Dr. Nannan Thirumavalavan at (216) 285-5036 if you are experiencing issues with getting pregnant. Schedule an appointment at our urology clinics in Cleveland, OH today.

 

Center of Excellence for Penile Implants

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Dr. Thirumavalavan was awarded the Center of Excellence designation for Penile Implants for Erectile Dysfunction. The Center of Excellence Award acknowledges Dr. Thirumavalavan’s exceptional expertise with inflatable penile implants and his commitment to excellent patient care!

Schedule a consultation to see if a penile implant is the right option is right for you.

 

What To Expect During An Erectile Dysfunction Evaluation

Posted on by Nannan Thirumavalavan, MD

When a man is having concerns about erectile dysfunction, it may take him a while to finally address the topic with his doctor. There may be a lot of anxiety and fear about a diagnosis and even about having the erectile dysfunction conversation. We can ease some worry by giving you an overview of what to expect during an erectile dysfunction evaluation. Continue reading “What To Expect During An Erectile Dysfunction Evaluation”

Dr. Thirumavalavan Chaired a symposium at the ASRM 2024 Annual Meeting

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Dr. Thirumavalavan Chaired a symposium at The American Society of Reproductive Medicine 2024 Annual Meeting. He presented on Reproductive Considerations for Men and Women with Chronic Disease, from Getting Pregnant to Giving Birth and Beyond. He discussed male infertility concerns in cystic fibrosis, organ transplant, and spinal cord injury. Continue reading “Dr. Thirumavalavan Chaired a symposium at the ASRM 2024 Annual Meeting”

Dr. Thirumavalavan was awarded the Mental Health Tipping Point Award

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Dr. Thirumavalavan’s work with Psychologist and Sexual Therapist Dr. Denton was awarded the Mental Health Tipping Point Award for discussing sex therapy interventions after penile prosthesis surgery at the Sexual Medicine Society of North America 2024 Annual Meeting. Continue reading “Dr. Thirumavalavan was awarded the Mental Health Tipping Point Award”

3 Things Men May Not Know About Orgasms (But Totally Should)

Posted on by Nannan Thirumavalavan, MD

Dr. Thirumavalavan explores the physiological and psychological aspects of male sexual climax, addressing common misconceptions and providing insights into the complexity of male sexual health. Topics include the role of the brain and nervous system in achieving orgasm, the variability in duration and intensity of orgasms, and the impact of factors such as age, health, and emotional state. The article also highlights that orgasms can have benefits beyond pleasure, such as stress relief and improved mood.couple in bed.

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Is a Vasectomy Permanent?

Posted on by Nannan Thirumavalavan, MD

A vasectomy is intended as a permanent form of male sterilization. Although reversals are possible, their success rates are not guaranteed. Dr. Nannan Thirumavalavan explains that microsurgical techniques improve reversal success, particularly if done within ten years. Alternatives like sperm aspiration and sperm banking are available for those who might want children inhappy couple on couch. the future. It is advised not to rely on reversals but to consider the decision as permanent.

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Is “Male Menopause” Real?

Posted on by Nannan Thirumavalavan, MD

The article explores the concept of “male menopause,” more accurately termed testosterone deficiency or hypogonadism. Unlike female menopause, which happens abruptly, testosterone levels in men decrease gradually with age, leading to symptoms like fatigue, low libido, and mood changes. Dr. Nannan Thirumavalavan explains that lifestyle changes and, if necessary, testosteroneTestosterone test. replacement therapy can help manage symptoms. However, such therapy isn’t suitable for everyone, particularly those with a history of prostate cancer, and it can affect fertility. Psychological support may also be beneficial for related issues.

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Andropause vs. Male Menopause

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testosterone test tube.The article addresses andropause, often called “male menopause,” which involves a gradual decrease in testosterone levels in men starting in middle age. Unlike female menopause, this change happens slowly. Dr. Nannan Thirumavalavan from University Hospitals in Cleveland notes that symptoms and treatments for low testosterone vary, emphasizing that therapy should be personalized to each individual’s needs. Continue reading “Andropause vs. Male Menopause”

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