Elizaveta Aleksandrovna Borovik

Infertility is a common condition that can affect both women and men. According to medical statistics, approximately 15–20% of couples of reproductive age experience difficulties conceiving, and the causes may be related to disorders affecting either or both partners. A timely consultation with a reproductive specialist helps identify the factors preventing pregnancy and determine the most effective treatment. The earlier the diagnosis is made, the greater the chances of achieving a successful pregnancy and giving birth to a healthy child.

Dizziness, a sensation of spinning, balance disorders, unsteady gait, and fear of falling are among the most common reasons for seeking medical care.

Hemoglobin is one of the most important indicators measured in a complete blood count (CBC). It reflects the body's ability to deliver oxygen to tissues and organs. A low hemoglobin level may be temporary or indicate anemia, chronic diseases, or nutritional deficiencies. Reduced hemoglobin can negatively affect overall well-being, physical performance, and the function of all body systems, making timely diagnosis and treatment essential.