A fertility checkup is an important first step for couples who are planning to conceive or facing difficulty in getting pregnant. It gives a complete picture of reproductive health and helps detect any early issues. The checkup is simple, safe, and designed to identify the root cause without any discomfort.
During the fertility evaluation, both male and female partners are assessed to ensure nothing is overlooked. Women undergo hormone tests, ultrasound scans, ovulation analysis, and other essential screenings. Men undergo semen analysis to check sperm count, movement, and quality.
This checkup helps your doctor understand how your reproductive system is functioning and whether any support is needed. Many fertility problems are treatable if diagnosed early, which is why timely testing is recommended.
A fertility checkup also provides guidance on lifestyle, diet, stress management, and age-related fertility factors. It helps couples make informed decisions and increases the chances of a healthy pregnancy.
Whether you are just beginning your journey or have been trying for some time, a fertility checkup gives clarity, confidence, and direction. It ensures that you receive the right care at the right time. With expert support and accurate diagnosis, your path to parenthood becomes much easier.
A fertility checkup is an important first step for couples who are planning to conceive or facing difficulty in getting pregnant. It gives a complete picture of reproductive health and helps detect any early issues. The checkup is simple, safe, and designed to identify the root cause without any discomfort.
During the fertility evaluation, both male and female partners are assessed to ensure nothing is overlooked. Women undergo hormone tests, ultrasound scans, ovulation analysis, and other essential screenings. Men undergo semen analysis to check sperm count, movement, and quality.
This checkup helps your doctor understand how your reproductive system is functioning and whether any support is needed. Many fertility problems are treatable if diagnosed early, which is why timely testing is recommended.
A fertility checkup also provides guidance on lifestyle, diet, stress management, and age-related fertility factors. It helps couples make informed decisions and increases the chances of a healthy pregnancy.
Whether you are just beginning your journey or have been trying for some time, a fertility checkup gives clarity, confidence, and direction. It ensures that you receive the right care at the right time. With expert support and accurate diagnosis, your path to parenthood becomes much easier.
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In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is an advanced fertility treatment where eggs are retrieved from the ovaries and fertilized with sperm in a laboratory. The resulting embryo is then transferred to the uterus for implantation.
IVF is recommended for couples with:
* Blocked or damaged fallopian tubes
* Male factor infertility (low sperm count or motility)
* Ovulation disorders (like PCOS)
* Endometriosis
* Failed IUI cycles
* Unexplained infertility
Success rates vary based on age, medical history, and other factors on Average 75% . Using advanced techniques like blastocyst transfer and genetic testing can improve success rates.
Ovum pick up is performed under sedation instead of most steps are performed under sedation or anaesthesia.
A single IVF cycle typically takes 4–6 weeks, including ovarian stimulation, egg retrieval, fertilization, and embryo transfer.
Some women may experience bloating, mood swings, mild cramping, or in rare cases, ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS). Your doctor will monitor and manage these carefully.
While IVF significantly increases the chances of pregnancy, no fertility treatment can guarantee success. Multiple cycles may be needed in some cases.
Not Possible.
Yes, IVF increases the chances of twins or triplets if multiple embryos are transferred. However, most clinics now recommend single embryo transfer (SET) to reduce risks.
Yes, IVF is considered safe. Studies show that babies born through IVF are as healthy as those conceived naturally, especially with advancements in embryo screening and lab practices