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‘Point of View’ Physician-Scientist while treating Infertile Couples: Safety & Quality

The process of Human conception is very intricate and has many variables relevant to each patient - variables such
as  low-functioning or blocked fallopian tubes, low quality of fertilizable sperm or the clinically fertilizable status of the
ovum. The anatomical reality is universal for every woman. To preserve the natural reproductive environment has
always been the primary challenge for the medical world. Dr. Kamala Mokha-Nag resolved this challenge through
Human Engineering. It took Dr. Mokha-Nag a decade of research and development in patients deemed clinically
infertile by other physicians to refine the scientific methods to solve challenging problems such as:

  • How to enhance chances of conception using seven medical parameters.

  • How to conceive efficiently (shortest time frame) with noninvasive Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART)
    and minimal medication.

  • How to prepare an in vivo (in body) micro-environment favorable for conception by verifying functioning of the
    fallopian tubes, nullifying anti-fertility factors and assuring the production of NATURAL endometrial fluid.

  • How to avoid additional medical intervention subsequent to initial treatment cycle.

  • How to obtain physiologically functioning fallopian tubes with no special medication/surgery (62.3% success in
    49 cases in patients who were diagnosed with block tubes and referred to expensive and invasive in vitro
    fertilization).

  • How to eliminate risks of life-threatening diseases like ectopic pregnancy and placenta previa associated with
    ART.

  • How to create a disposable, custom-made transfer-technique device (KamaSoft Catheter) for each patient
    and sterilize it employing standard microbiological techniques.

  • How to expand the narrow uterine cavity and straighten the uterine angle with an empty urinary bladder in a
    comfortable position.

  • How to clinically confirm that results of the transfer technique comply with the normal physiology of the uterus.

  • How to prepare clinically fertilizable sperm within 10 minutes using two special culture media containing
    ingredients found naturally in the body - without the use of chemicals used in traditional sperm processing.

  • How to control the rate of motility and direction of millions of free-swimming human sperm cells (NASA Life
    Sciences Biomedical Project).

  • How to perform routine gynecological procedures like videosonosalinography, radiological
    hysterosalpingography quickly (6 procedures in 10 minutes) and without causing pain.

All procedures are safe, quick, pain-free and can be performed during patients' lunch break. Dr. Kamala Mokha-Nag
has used the KamaSoft Catheter for Intrauterine insemination procedures to help infertile couple for more than 20
years. A large number of patients conceived subsequently without further medical assistance within one year of
unblocking fallopian tubes and/or preparing the conception micro-environment.

Clinical data in over 300 infertile women confirmed the ease of insertion of the KamaSoft Catheter. Videotape
(available in American Society of Reproductive Medicine library) confirming the technique and an evidence-based
study involving statistics of sonography films in 29 patients was presented in academic conferences in India and the
U.S. The study included sonography evidence of the exact measurement of the straightening of the uterine angle,
widening of the narrow cavity and identified the tip of the KamaSoft Catheter in the lower uterine segment.  

Videotapes and statistics were confirmed by physicians in the fields of sonography and nuclear medicine  
(Hysterosalpingography) and pathologists confirmed the microscopic differences of sperm-quality improvements.
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