You May Not Need IVF
Simpler treatments can work
- Periods / Ovulation Problems
- Hormone Problems
- Some Sperm Problems
- PCOS / PCOD
- Other Treatable Problems
Other treatments may help you get pregnant.
First, find out why pregnancy is not happening. Then decide the right treatment with your doctor.
Not every fertility problem requires IVF. The right treatment depends on what is causing the difficulty.
Simpler treatments can work
Other treatments may help you get pregnant.
When IVF is the better path
IVF may give you a better chance of pregnancy.
First understand the problem. Then decide.
Your fertility journey, concerns and past treatments.
Reports, scans and treatment history reviewed.
Finding what may be preventing pregnancy.
Possible treatment options, clearly explained.
The right next step becomes clearer.
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Simple answers to the questions couples ask us most before starting treatment.
Ask Our DoctorYour age, egg and sperm quality, uterus, fertility problem and treatment plan can all affect your chances of pregnancy.
Every couple is different. Egg and sperm quality, medicines, embryo development and the uterus can all affect the result.
Yes. The doctor's decisions, medicines, embryology lab and experience of the clinical team can all affect your IVF treatment.
Yes, it may. Understanding your previous treatment and what happened can help your doctor plan the next treatment better.
Your doctor reviews your history, reports and past treatments before deciding which treatment is right for your fertility problem.
Yes. Age can affect egg number and quality. Your doctor considers your age along with your reports before planning treatment.
Yes. Egg quality can affect fertilisation and embryo development. Age and ovarian health can both play an important role.
Sperm count, movement and quality can affect fertilisation. Both partners should be evaluated before deciding the treatment.
The medicine and dose are chosen based on how your ovaries are expected to respond. The same plan may not suit everyone.
Fertilisation and embryo development happen inside the embryology lab, making the lab an important part of IVF treatment.
A transparent process. Advanced technology. Expert care at every step.
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Daily hormone injections help your ovaries grow several healthy eggs. Scans track their growth.
Mature eggs are gently collected under sedation. The sperm sample is collected and prepared the same day.
Eggs and sperm are joined in our lab, either naturally (IVF) or by injecting one sperm into each egg (ICSI).
Fertilised eggs grow into embryos in a controlled incubator. Embryologists check them every day.
The best-quality embryo is placed gently into the uterus with a thin tube. It is painless and needs no anaesthesia.
A blood test confirms pregnancy. Our team stays with you through the early weeks.
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Timings are typical and may vary with your treatment plan.
Different problems may need different approaches.
Pregnancy after 10+ failed IVF cycles
Pregnancy with AMH below 0.5
Pregnancy with sperm count below 1 million
Pregnancy after 8 years of trying
Pregnancy after 4 previous miscarriages
Different journeys. Same hope.
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We understand the profound significance of your desire to start a family. Our team cares passionately and is here to guide you through everything, with personalised care tailored to your unique needs.
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