• IVF begins with taking fertility medications for several months to stimulate the production of a large number of mature eggs. During this process, ovulation is induced. In order to monitor your hormone levels and egg production, ultrasounds or blood tests may be performed on a regular basis.

   

• Your doctor will remove the eggs from your body once your ovaries have produced enough mature eggs (this is called egg retrieval). Generally, egg retrieval is performed under a doctor’s supervision in a fertility clinic.

   

• An ultrasound is used to view inside your body as the doctor inserts a thin, hollow tube through the vaginal wall and into the ovary and follicles that contain your eggs. The needle is attached to a suction device, which gently removes the eggs from each follicle.

   

• Insemination refers to the process of combining your eggs with sperm cells from your partner or a donor in a laboratory. During fertilization, the eggs and sperm are stored together in a special container. Sperm with lower motility (does not swim as well) can be injected directly into the eggs to encourage fertilization.

   

• It is the scientists who keep track of how the cells in fertilized eggs divide and become embryos. One or more embryos are implanted into your uterus about 3-5 days after the egg retrieval (this is called embryo transfer). Using a thin tube, the doctor inserts the embryo directly into your uterus through your cervix.

   

• It is possible to become pregnant by attaching an embryo to your uterine lining.

   

• Plan on resting for the remainder of the day following your embryo transfer. It is possible for you to resume your normal activities the following day. After the embryo transfer, you may also need to take progesterone pills or receive daily shots for the first 8-10 weeks. Hormones assist the embryo in sustaining itself within your uterus.

IVF may be an option for you or your partner if you or your partner is diagnosed with one of the conditions listed below.

• Endometriosis
• Sperm counts are low.
• Obstacles to the uterus or the fallopian tubes
• Obstacles to ovulation
• Problems with antibodies that harm sperm or eggs
• Sperm are unable to penetrate or survive in cervical mucus.
• Eggs of poor quality
• Mother’s or father’s genetic disease
• Unexplained fertility problem

• Patients’ chances of success vary, especially according to their age, but on average, approximately 30-40% of patients will become pregnant after one round of standard IVF. There is an overall success rate of 60-70 percent for frozen embryo transfers. There may be a need for multiple IVF attempts in some cases. Similarly, every patient is unique, so when you ask the doctor questions, consider how they apply to you. Be aware that the road ahead may not be easy; develop resilience, patience, and trust in your physician.

  The expert team at Womanz Health Fertility & IVF Centre will be able to answer all of your questions, allowing you to move through the IVF process with ease and confidence.

In our IVF clinic, we use cutting-edge technology to treat our patients. Our goal is to provide our clients with the highest level of comfort and satisfaction. Providing excellent and efficient treatment is our primary concern, and we have a team of experienced physicians who provide this service. Because this procedure involves a number of steps, we have a separate embryo transfer area, an IVF laboratory, an ovum pick-up area, and an andrology laboratory.

We can assist you in finding the best lady gynecologist in Delhi. If you are looking for an IVF center near me, you can search for Womanz Health. Please complete the online booking form on our website to receive a call from our experts. We are just a phone call away.