IUI involves washing, processing, and concentrating sperm before placing it directly into the uterus. It's typically the first line of treatment for unexplained infertility, ovulatory disorders like PCOS, and mild male-factor infertility.

Ovaries are stimulated with medication to produce multiple eggs, which are retrieved and fertilised with sperm in a lab. The resulting embryo is placed in the uterus a few days later. IVF is commonly used for blocked tubes, hormonal conditions, and severe male infertility.

No — infertility can stem from either partner, or both. Male and female factors contribute roughly equally, which is why we evaluate both partners as part of a complete diagnosis.

Yes, for both partners. A woman's fertility begins declining after 30 and drops more sharply after 35, with higher pregnancy complication risks as she ages. Male fertility declines more gradually, though age past 45 raises miscarriage risk too.

Not typically. Most steps involve only mild, temporary discomfort — injections and monitoring visits are minor, and egg retrieval is done under sedation, so you won't feel the procedure itself.

Yes. IVF babies grow and develop just like naturally conceived babies. We follow strict medical protocols throughout treatment and pregnancy to support a healthy outcome.

Success depends on age, diagnosis, and how well the body responds to treatment. Dr. Samidha's dedicated infertility practice has maintained consistent results of more than 75% over more than a decade.

Cost varies by treatment type, the protocol recommended, and how many cycles are needed. We explain every cost upfront in detail, with no hidden charges, so you always know what to expect.

You can book directly through our website or call us — our team will confirm a convenient time to meet with the doctor and discuss your fertility journey.

A fertility-friendly diet can help. Whole grains, fruits, vegetables, lean protein, healthy fats, and folate-rich foods support hormone balance and ovulation, while excess sugar, processed food, and caffeine are best kept in check.