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IVF, or In Vitro Fertilisation, is a fertility treatment where eggs are retrieved from the ovaries and combined with sperm in a lab, outside the body. Once fertilisation happens and a healthy embryo develops, it's transferred back into the uterus, where it can implant and grow into a pregnancy just like a natural conception would.
It's one of the most effective and widely used fertility treatments today, often recommended when other, simpler options haven't worked or aren't suitable for your specific diagnosis.
Every IVF journey is personal — your doctor will recommend the right protocol based on your diagnosis, age, and individual fertility history.
IVF is usually recommended when simpler treatments haven't worked, or when your specific diagnosis calls for it directly. Here's when it's typically the right next step.
When the fallopian tubes are blocked or damaged, IVF bypasses them entirely by fertilising the egg outside the body.
Low sperm count, poor motility, or abnormal morphology are often treated effectively with IVF, especially when combined with ICSI.
When egg quantity or quality has declined, whether due to age or other factors, IVF offers the most direct path forward.
Moderate to severe endometriosis can affect natural conception — IVF is often recommended when it's impacting fertility.
If ovulation induction or IUI hasn't worked for PCOS-related infertility, IVF is often the next recommended step.
When standard testing can't identify a clear cause, IVF often succeeds where other approaches haven't.
After several unsuccessful IUI attempts, IVF offers meaningfully higher success rates for many diagnoses.
Couples wanting to screen embryos for genetic conditions before transfer need IVF as the foundation for that process.
From your first consultation to a confirmed pregnancy test, here's what the IVF journey actually looks like.
A comprehensive fertility assessment, medical history review, and diagnostic tests for both partners to understand what's causing the delay.
Hormone injections are given over roughly 8 to 12 days to stimulate the ovaries into producing multiple eggs, rather than the single egg released in a natural cycle.
Regular ultrasounds and blood tests track follicle growth and hormone levels, so your protocol can be fine-tuned as your body responds.
A final hormone injection matures the eggs, precisely timed about 36 hours before retrieval.
A short, sedated procedure to collect the mature eggs directly from the ovaries — most patients go home the same day.
Eggs are combined with sperm in the lab, either through conventional IVF or ICSI, depending on your specific diagnosis.
Fertilised eggs develop into embryos over 3 to 5 days, closely observed by our embryology team for quality and growth.
The healthiest embryo is placed into the uterus in a simple, painless procedure that doesn't require anaesthesia.
About two weeks after transfer, a blood test confirms whether implantation was successful.
Every fertility journey is different — actual results can vary from patient to patient and may not exactly match the figures shown here.
IVF generally offers stronger success rates per cycle than other fertility treatments, especially for more complex diagnoses.
Since fertilisation happens in the lab, blocked or damaged fallopian tubes are no longer an obstacle to conceiving.
IVF makes it possible to build a family using donor eggs, donor sperm, or a gestational surrogate when needed.
Embryos can be tested for genetic conditions before transfer, reducing the risk of passing on inherited disorders.
Extra healthy embryos can be frozen and stored, giving you the option of future siblings without repeating the full cycle.
Every step is closely monitored and timed, giving your care team more control over the process than natural conception allows.
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The cost of one IVF cycle depends on your diagnosis, the protocol recommended, and any additional procedures needed, like ICSI or genetic testing. We explain every cost upfront in detail, so you know exactly what to expect before starting.
Medication dosage, the number of monitoring visits, lab procedures like ICSI or embryo freezing, and any additional testing all influence the final cost. Your doctor will give you a personalised estimate after your first consultation.
Yes, we offer zero-cost EMI options so treatment cost is never a barrier to starting your fertility journey. Ask our team about available plans during your consultation.
A typical IVF cycle takes around four to six weeks, from the start of ovarian stimulation through to the pregnancy test after embryo transfer. Timelines can vary slightly depending on your individual protocol.
In conventional IVF, eggs and sperm are combined and left to fertilise naturally in a lab dish. With ICSI, a single sperm is injected directly into each egg — usually recommended for male-factor infertility.
Yes, IVF works well with donor eggs, donor sperm, or both, when needed. This is a common and effective option for couples facing severe fertility challenges.
Most cycles transfer a single healthy embryo to minimise the risk of multiple pregnancy, though this depends on embryo quality, your age, and your medical history. Your doctor will guide you on what's right for you.
An unsuccessful cycle doesn't mean the end of the road. Your doctor will review what happened and may adjust the protocol, use frozen embryos if available, or recommend further testing before the next attempt.
No strict bed rest is needed after embryo transfer. Most patients resume normal, light activity the same day, though we recommend avoiding strenuous exercise for a short period afterward.
Yes, frozen embryo transfers are generally just as effective as fresh transfers, and in some cases even more successful, since the body has time to recover from stimulation before transfer.
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