Best IVF Treatment Centre in HSR Layout, Bangalore

    Usually a women produces one egg (oocyte) every month. This egg is released from the ovary at the time of ovulation and transported to the Fallopian tube, where it meets the sperm and gets fertilized. This fertilized egg grows into an embryo , which travels to the uterus to attach and grow.

    In IVF, the ovaries are stimulated to develop multiple eggs. These eggs are collected directly from the ovary before ovulation (under anaesthesia ) and are fertilized with male partners sperm in the laboratory. The fertilized eggs ( embryos) are incubated for a period of 3 to 5 days. 1 or 2 of these embryos are selected and transferred into the uterus of the female partner through a thin embryotransfer catheter. A couple's own eggs and sperm can be used for the procedure. Alternatively, IVF can be performed with eggs or sperms from donors.

    What are the steps involved in IVF?

    1. Evaluating the couple.

    2. Planning individualised best IVF stimulation protocol

    3. Stimulating the ovaries with fertility medications for minimum of 8-12days to develop multiple mature eggs.

    4. Monitoring the response to stimulation medication by serial ultrasound scans and hormonal blood tests.

    5. Collecting the eggs under short anaesthesia by needle aspiration and ultrasound guidance via vaginal route ( no scar on abdomen / no pain / daycare procedure)

    6. Male partner provides semen sample - by mastrubation/ surgical sperm retrieval method

    7. Eggs collected are fertilized with male partners sperm in the embryology laboratory by senior embryologist.

    8. The resulting fertilized egg called embryo is cultured for 3 to 5 days in special incubators to facilitate growth.

    9. Genetic testing of embryos done if recommended after 5 days of development of embryos

    10. Selection of 1 or 2 embryos for transfer to the female partners uterus.

    11. Supportive medication given for 2 weeks

    12. Pregnancy test done after 2 weeks.

    In vitro fertilization is suitable for whom?

    1. Couple with or at risk of genetic disorders

    2. Recurrent pregnancy loss or repeated miscarriages

    3. Female partner with blocked / damaged Fallopian tubes

    4. Unexplained infertility

    5. Female partner with age related infertility

    6. Female partner with low ovarian reserve

    7. Female partner with ovulation disorders

    8. Female partner with endometriosis / adenomyosis

    9. Female partner with history of tubal sterilisation surgery (family planning surgery )

    10. Female partner with ovarian failure for IVF + regenerative medicine / donor oocyte IVF

    11. Fertility preservation for cancers or other health conditions / social reasons.

    12. Severe male factor infertility - very low sperm count/ very low motility

    13. Couple with failed IUI cycles

    IVF: what are the advantages ?

    1. Natural selection of sperm

    2. High chance of healthy baby compared to IUI

    3. High success rate

    4. Can time for embryo transfer later using the frozen embryos as per convenience

    IVF: What are the risks?

    1. Multiple births (twins or more) are the most commonly reported risk associated with IVF.

    2. Abdominal discomfort or bloating sensation

    3. Nausea

    4. Mild headache

    5. Discomfort or bruising at injection site

    6. Risk of OHSS - we at VRIKSH FERTILITY are an OHSS FREE CLINIC by following all the protocol to avoid the rare complication by close monitoring and minimal stimulation.

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