• The process involves fertilising an egg with sperm outside the body, in a laboratory.
• The resulting embryo is gently placed into the uterus, where it has the chance to grow into a healthy pregnancy.
• IVF may be recommended for various fertility challenges, including low sperm count, low egg numbers, blocked fallopian tubes, endometriosis or even when there's no obvious explanation for infertility.
• Success in IVF depends on a personalised treatment plan tailored to each patient's unique needs, the expertise of the medical team, and the advanced technology used at the clinic.

How Does It Work?

• IVF begins with hormone treatments to stimulate your ovaries to produce multiple eggs.
• Once mature, these eggs are retrieved in a short procedure under sedation. They are then fertilised in the lab using your partner's sperm or donor sperm.
• After monitoring embryo development, a high-quality embryo is transferred to your uterus in a carefully timed cycle.

How Does It Work?

• The process begins with hormone treatments to stimulate your ovaries to produce multiple eggs. Once the eggs are mature, they are retrieved in a short, minimally invasive procedure.
• In the lab, the retrieved eggs are fertilised using carefully screened, anonymous donor sperm from a licensed sperm bank in India.
• Embryologists then monitor the development of the embryos and select the healthiest one for transfer to your uterus in a precisely timed cycle.

• A pregnancy test is performed 10-14 days after embryo transfer to confirm success.
• If positive, the first pregnancy ultrasound is scheduled 2–3 weeks later to check for a healthy, ongoing pregnancy.
• You will then be referred to your GP for antenatal care.