IVF
Eggs and sperm meet in the lab; a resulting embryo is placed in the uterus.
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A short overview of what we offer. The right option for you is decided by a doctor after a full evaluation – this page is not medical advice.
Eggs and sperm meet in the lab; a resulting embryo is placed in the uterus.
Ask about this →One sperm is injected directly into each egg under a microscope.
Ask about this →Washed sperm is placed inside the uterus around ovulation.
Ask about this →Check-ups and treatment focused on the male partner.
Ask about this →Monitored medication to help the ovaries release eggs.
Ask about this →A precise lab laser thins the embryo’s outer shell before transfer.
Ask about this →Sperm collected with a minor procedure when none is in the semen.
Ask about this →Embryos are grown for 5–6 days in the lab before transfer.
Ask about this →An embryo frozen earlier is thawed and transferred in a later cycle.
Ask about this →Genetic screening of embryos, when your doctor advises it.
Ask about this →Surrogacy within the limits of Indian law, with guidance throughout.
Ask about this →Egg or sperm donation as permitted under Indian law.
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