In-Vitro Fertilization

An IVF cycle consists of several steps, each designed to maximise the chances of successful fertilisation and implantation. The steps include ovarian stimulation, monitoring of follicle development, egg retrieval, fertilisation in the laboratory, embryo culture, and embryo transfer. Fertility specialists carefully coordinate and guide you through these steps to optimise the chances of a successful pregnancy.

IVF has been used successfully for several decades to help couples struggling with infertility to conceive. Millions of babies have been born worldwide through this procedure. The procedure includes retrieving eggs from the woman's ovaries, fertilising them with sperm in a sterile laboratory, and then transferring the resulting embryos back into the woman's uterus. IVF is a highly controlled process performed by experienced medical professionals in a state-of-the-art fertility centre like Ferty9 Fertility Centre. While, like any medical procedure, there may be some risks involved, its overall benefits in helping couples achieve pregnancy outweigh any potential risks.

As with any medical procedure, there may be some side effects associated with IVF. These can vary from person to person and may include bloating, mild cramping, breast tenderness, and mood swings. These side effects are usually temporary and subside on their own. The patients typically do not experience pain during the retrieval of eggs or the transfer of embryos. The team at Ferty9 Fertility Centre takes every measure to ensure patient comfort throughout the IVF process.

The number of IVF cycles a couple can undergo depends on several elements, including their age, overall health, and the couple's specific circumstances. In general, it is recommended to discuss the optimal number of cycles with the fertility specialist. While some couples may achieve success in the first cycle, others may require multiple attempts. The team at Ferty9 Fertility Centre understands the emotional and physical impact that IVF can have and provides comprehensive support and guidance to couples throughout their fertility journey.

If an IVF cycle is unsuccessful, it is essential to allow the body some time to recover before undergoing another cycle. The exact gap period required can vary depending on individual circumstances and the reasons for the previous cycle's failure. Typically, a gap of two to three menstrual cycles is recommended to optimise the chances of success in subsequent cycles. During this time, the fertility specialist may conduct further tests and evaluations to identify any underlying issues contributing to the failure of the previous cycle.

IVF success rates can be influenced by various factors, including the woman's age, embryo quality, and the couple's circumstances. At Ferty9 Fertility Centre, our success rates are among the highest in the field, a testament to the dedication and expertise of our fertility team. We understand that success can't be guaranteed, but we are committed to giving each couple the best chance to fulfil their dream of parenthood.

Several factors can affect the success rate of IVF treatment. Some of the key factors include the woman's age, the quality of the embryos, the cause of infertility, the overall health of the couple, and the experience and expertise of the fertility centre. Younger females generally have higher success rates due to better egg quality and a higher chance of implantation. Additionally, lifestyle factors such as sustaining a healthy weight, avoiding smoking and excessive alcohol drinking, and managing stress can also contribute to the success of IVF treatment.

Pregnancy following IVF is a precious and exciting time. While the overall care during pregnancy is similar to that of a naturally conceived pregnancy, there may be additional precautions to consider. Regular prenatal check-ups, monitoring of hormone levels, and ultrasounds are essential to ensure the well-being of both the mother and the baby. It is also important to continue taking any prescribed medications and following the doctor's advice. We send the patient back to gynaecologists after1st trimester.

Travel during and after IVF treatment is generally possible, but it is essential to plan and discuss with the fertility specialist. During the treatment cycle, it may be necessary to visit the fertility centre for monitoring and procedures, so it is essential to ensure availability and accessibility. If travel is necessary, making arrangements in advance and communicating with the medical team for guidance is critical. After the IVF procedure, it is generally safe to travel, but it is advisable to listen to the body and avoid strenuous activities. It is always best to consult your doctor to ensure a smooth and safe journey.