Treatment Details
IVF Treatment
Overview
IVF Treatment (In Vitro Fertilization) is a medical procedure that helps with fertilization, embryo development, and implantation, offering hope to couples struggling with infertility. IVF is used to assist with childbirth or prevent genetic defects by combining medical treatments and invasive procedures.
During IVF:
Mature eggs are retrieved from the ovaries.
They are fertilized with sperm in a lab.
The resulting embryo is transferred to the uterus.
IVF in India is considered safe and popular, supported by affordable healthcare, skilled professionals, and world-class facilities.
During IVF:
Mature eggs are retrieved from the ovaries.
They are fertilized with sperm in a lab.
The resulting embryo is transferred to the uterus.
IVF in India is considered safe and popular, supported by affordable healthcare, skilled professionals, and world-class facilities.
Symptoms of IVF Treatment
Patients Encounter Stroke or Mini-stroke/ Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA) with symptoms like:
Sudden severe headache
Sudden weakness of the limbs or face generally on either side
Dizziness or loss of balance
Trouble with eyesight in both eyes
Trouble talking or understanding
Sudden severe headache
Sudden weakness of the limbs or face generally on either side
Dizziness or loss of balance
Trouble with eyesight in both eyes
Trouble talking or understanding
Diagnosis of IVF Treatment
IVF is performed in cases of infertility due to:
Advanced maternal age
Blocked or damaged fallopian tubes
Decreased sperm count or male infertility
Endometriosis
Ovulation disorders
Unexplained infertility
Uterine fibroids
Advanced maternal age
Blocked or damaged fallopian tubes
Decreased sperm count or male infertility
Endometriosis
Ovulation disorders
Unexplained infertility
Uterine fibroids
Causes of IVF Treatment
TBF
Treatment Options / Stages of IVF Treatment
Procedure
I: Ovarian Stimulation (Superovulation)
Fertility drugs stimulate egg production.
Hormone levels monitored via blood tests and ultrasound.
II: Egg Retrieval (Follicular Aspiration)
Performed under anesthesia without incisions.
Needle guided through abdomen to extract eggs.
Suction device retrieves eggs one by one.
Donor eggs used if needed.
III: Insemination
High-quality eggs mixed with sperm.
Natural fertilization or ICSI (sperm injection into egg).
Fertilized eggs monitored in lab for development.
IV: Embryo Transfer
Fertilized eggs become embryos within 5 days.
Embryos placed in uterus.
Multiple embryos may result in twins/triplets.
Pregnancy occurs when embryo implants in uterine lining.
I: Ovarian Stimulation (Superovulation)
Fertility drugs stimulate egg production.
Hormone levels monitored via blood tests and ultrasound.
II: Egg Retrieval (Follicular Aspiration)
Performed under anesthesia without incisions.
Needle guided through abdomen to extract eggs.
Suction device retrieves eggs one by one.
Donor eggs used if needed.
III: Insemination
High-quality eggs mixed with sperm.
Natural fertilization or ICSI (sperm injection into egg).
Fertilized eggs monitored in lab for development.
IV: Embryo Transfer
Fertilized eggs become embryos within 5 days.
Embryos placed in uterus.
Multiple embryos may result in twins/triplets.
Pregnancy occurs when embryo implants in uterine lining.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is Natural/Unassisted Conception?
A: Fertilization and pregnancy occurring without medical aid.
Q: What is ART (Assisted Reproductive Technology)?
A: Medical procedures that help women get pregnant.
Q: What is Laser-Assisted Hatching?
A: Technique to help embryo attach to the womb lining.
Q: What is Infertility?
A: Inability to conceive after one year of regular, unprotected sex.
Q: What is Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID)?
A: Infection of female reproductive organs that may cause infertility.
Q: What is Endometriosis?
A: Painful growth of uterine tissue outside the uterus.
Q: What Causes Blocked Fallopian Tubes?
A: Surgery or PID may lead to blockage.
Q: What is OHSS?
A: Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome—fluid retention and abdominal discomfort after fertility medication.
Q: Warning Signs After IVF?
Fever
Pelvic pain
Heavy vaginal bleeding
Blood in urine
Q: Role of Progesterone?
A: Thickens uterus lining for embryo implantation; deficiency may cause miscarriage.
Q: Why Does IVF Increase Chances of Twins?
A: Multiple embryos are often transferred to increase pregnancy chances.
Q: What is ICSI?
A: Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection—direct injection of sperm into egg.
Q: IVF Success Rate Depends On?
A: Cause of infertility, doctor’s expertise, and patient’s age.
Q: What is the Prognosis for IVF?
A: Pregnancy rates vary; live birth rates are ~40–45% for women under 35.
Q: What Happens to Unused Embryos?
A: They may be frozen, donated, or discarded.
Q: When to Take a Pregnancy Test?
A: 12–14 days after embryo transfer; avoid early home tests due to HCG remnants.
A: Fertilization and pregnancy occurring without medical aid.
Q: What is ART (Assisted Reproductive Technology)?
A: Medical procedures that help women get pregnant.
Q: What is Laser-Assisted Hatching?
A: Technique to help embryo attach to the womb lining.
Q: What is Infertility?
A: Inability to conceive after one year of regular, unprotected sex.
Q: What is Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID)?
A: Infection of female reproductive organs that may cause infertility.
Q: What is Endometriosis?
A: Painful growth of uterine tissue outside the uterus.
Q: What Causes Blocked Fallopian Tubes?
A: Surgery or PID may lead to blockage.
Q: What is OHSS?
A: Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome—fluid retention and abdominal discomfort after fertility medication.
Q: Warning Signs After IVF?
Fever
Pelvic pain
Heavy vaginal bleeding
Blood in urine
Q: Role of Progesterone?
A: Thickens uterus lining for embryo implantation; deficiency may cause miscarriage.
Q: Why Does IVF Increase Chances of Twins?
A: Multiple embryos are often transferred to increase pregnancy chances.
Q: What is ICSI?
A: Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection—direct injection of sperm into egg.
Q: IVF Success Rate Depends On?
A: Cause of infertility, doctor’s expertise, and patient’s age.
Q: What is the Prognosis for IVF?
A: Pregnancy rates vary; live birth rates are ~40–45% for women under 35.
Q: What Happens to Unused Embryos?
A: They may be frozen, donated, or discarded.
Q: When to Take a Pregnancy Test?
A: 12–14 days after embryo transfer; avoid early home tests due to HCG remnants.
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