Sonu Balhara: Learning, Sharing and Rethinking at The Poor Responder Series
Sonu Balhara, Director of ART Fertility Clinic India, shared on LinkedIn:
”Learning, Sharing and Rethinking the Poor Responder
It was a pleasure to be part of The Poor Responder Series – Delhi Forum, Rita Bakshi, Indian Fertility Society – IFS, an evening filled with stimulating discussions, shared clinical experiences, and new learning.
Poor ovarian response remains one of the most challenging areas in IVF, and the discussions reinforced an important message: there is rarely a one-size-fits-all approach to ovarian stimulation.
An especially interesting part of the evening was revisiting the role of LH activity and hCG in ovarian stimulation and discussing where these may add value in selected patients.
What I value most about such academic interactions is the opportunity to question our routine practices, learn from colleagues, seniors Sonia Malik and international faculty Fabiocruz Cruz, and return to our clinics with a fresh perspective.
Every difficult case teaches us something-and every good discussion helps us treat the next patient better.
Grateful to the organisers, Ferring Pharmaceuticals, faculty, and colleagues for a truly enriching evening.”

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