We fertilized the client's own egg with sperm outside of her body. The fertilized egg (embryo) is then inserted in the uterus to start pregnancy. We use this IVF to remove challenges to conception for couples, such as blocked fallopian tubes, low sperm count, and ovulation issues. We offer support networks in case you require counseling need.

When a client utilizes the eggs of another woman (donor) for IVF. Egg donation is done for a variety of reasons, including age-related fertility loss, ovarian difficulties, and genetic abnormalities. We rigorously screen egg donors for their medical history, genetics, physical and psychological well-being. Donors may be anonymous or known, depending on the preferences of the our clients.

If donor cycle cannot progress for any reason (e.g., medical concerns, personal situations), the IVF Donor Cycle with Donor Backup program provides access to a backup donor from a pool. This ensures that the client has a contingency plan in place.

The IVF Own Cycle with Donor Backup program gives you access to a different donor backup option in case your own cycle with your egg becomes unsatisfactory. This guarantees that the client has prepared a backup plan.

Intrauterine insemination (IUI) with husband sperm is a fertility care option for couples experiencing infertility owing to unknown causes, minor male-related infertility, or cervical issues that may impair sperm motility or transport. At the time of ovulation, we transfer the concentrated and cleaned sperm of the husband into the uterus of the woman.

One method of treating infertility is minimal stimulation and scheduled intercourse, which entails stimulating ovulation with low dosages of fertility drugs and scheduling intercourse to occur at the same time as ovulation. This is for partners who are attempting a natural conception.

Sperm freezing, sometimes referred to as sperm cryopreservation, is the process of gathering, treating, and freezing sperm cells at extremely low temperatures in order to maintain their viability for potential use in assisted reproductive technologies (ART) or other fertility preservation initiatives. We do this to guarantee that guys become parents in the future.

We preserved embryos produced by in vitro fertilization (IVF) for later use using a process called embryo freezing, sometimes referred to as embryo cryopreservation. In the lab, the developing embryos are watched to determine their developmental progression. Only the best embryos are selected by our doctors for cryopreservation.

During the frozen embryo transfer (FET) cycle, we thawed previously frozen embryos and implanted them into women's uteruses in the hopes of resulting in a pregnancy. When compared to an entire IVF cycle, it's a more economical choice. Our expert assesses the thawed embryos, selecting the most viable one or ones for transfer.

It may be necessary to drain a cyst in order to increase the likelihood that IVF treatments will be successful. Fluid-filled sacs called ovarian cysts can develop on the ovaries. Through a tiny abdominal incision, a thin tube equipped with a camera is inserted during a laparoscopy. One can use a laser or a needle to clear the cyst. In transvaginal aspiration.

Semen analysis, sometimes referred to as a sperm count test, is an essential part of the fertility assessment for infertile couples. This examination offers important details regarding the number and quality of sperm in a man's ejaculate. We can propose appropriate fertility treatments based the result of sperm analysis.

A diagnostic technique called Sono Hysterosalpingography (Sono HSG) is used in fertility treatments to assess uterus and fallopian tubes for structure & shape, as well as to identify possible causes of infertility. It is a variant of the standard Hysterosalpingography (HSG) process, however it makes use of ultrasonic imaging rather than X-rays.

Anonymous donor sperm can be used as an option for people or couples who are unable to conceive naturally because of infertility in men. Sperm from a donor whose name is kept secret from the intended recipient as well as any offspring. Anonymous Sperm Donation is an option for couples who would rather keep their relationship with the donor anonymous.