Author: Athar Anjum

When you are struggling to plan a baby, everything seems gloomy and unfortunate. Constant failures on that pregnancy test can be very heartbreaking. Also, IVF treatment is not an easy decision to make. Which is why IUI (intrauterine insemination) comes handy and is an affordable option (iui cost in delhi is quite affordable) too. It has good success rate in females having the favorable conditions. Finding out these favorable conditions is very important as iui treatment in delhi, India depends upon these factors a lot.

What is IUI or Intrauterine insemination?

IUI is the simplest assisted reproduction technique which involves taking the sperm from the male partner and washing them in the lab. These sperms are then segregated on the basis of health, motility and shape etc. The healthy and motile sperms are chosen and transferred to the female uterus with the help of a catheter. The patient is then sent home and some success tips for IUI are given by the iui specialists to increase the chances of a successful pregnancy. Other than these tips, some factors need to be considered before choosing IUI treatment.

Things to be Considered for Females for IUI Treatment in Delhi

• You should have a near regular menstrual cycle (with or without medications)
• Mild Pcod cases can also go for iui treatment after getting accessed
• Don’t try to lose weight in the waiting period as the measures you might be taking for that may decrease your chance of getting pregnant after IUI treatment.
• A normal uterine cavity is a plus
• A good ovarian reserve should be there so that if the IUI treatment fails several times, you still have the IVF choice left.

Things to be Considered For Males

• If you are suffering from mild male infertility then you can go for IUI treatment for your partner
• The patients having low sperm count or low sperm motility can also opt for this treatment as the sperm are washed and segregated before inserting in the uterine cavity
• Frozen sperm can also be used for treatment at our iui centres in delhi

Other than these, there are certain ailments that can cause infertility but iui treatment has shown successful pregnancy in them. Here are those candidates who can go for iui treatment despite having these ailments. Some of them are given below –

• Patients suffering from unexplained infertility can opt for IUI treatment with high success chances
• Mild endometriosis patients can also find a good iui treatment in delhi at Pristyn Care Ferticity IVF & Fertility Clinics.
• IUI is also a good option for females suffering from scarring in cervical tissues
• Females having anti-sperm antibodies in the vaginal tissue can also opt for this procedure as the sperms are directly introduced in the uterus surpassing the vagina.
• Obese females can also opt for iui treatments as the chances of pregnancy increase.

The success rate increases in the first three cycles of IUI and then start decreasing in the next three. However many couples who don’t get results in the first three cycles, got positive results in the next three cycles. on the other hand, many are fortunate enough to become pregnant in the very first IUI cycle.

Poly-cystic Ovary Syndrome or PCOS/PCOD is very common in women of reproductive age. This is the cyst formation on the ovaries that in turn creates problems in ovulation thereby affecting fertility of the patient. PCOS starts with hormonal imbalance in the female body which leads to many symptoms such as excessive hair growth, problems in getting pregnant, acne, irregular menstrual cycle etc. Pristyn Care Ferticity Clinics is known for the best PCOS treatment in Delhi India.

What are the Symptoms of PCOS?

PCOS or PCOD is a hormonal disorder where the ovaries are filled with small fluid filled sacs called cysts. These cysts cause hormonal disturbances and hampers the normal ovulation process in females. The symptoms of PCOS or poly cystic ovary disease are –

• Acne/pimples on face, neck, back and chest
• Irregular Periods (menstrual cycle)
• Unwanted Hair Growth on face, neck and other body areas
• Thinning of hair on head
• Patches on scalp due to hair loss
• Weight Gain
• Skin Darkening etc.

Some of these symptoms are always there is females suffering from PCOS. If you are also experiencing such symptoms then don’t delay any further and meet the best PCOS doctor in delhi to get treated.

How is PCOS related to Infertility?

The cysts in the ovary hamper the normal cycle of ovulation which in turn creates problems in getting pregnant. So PCOS is one of the most common reasons for infertility in females. The symptoms of PCOS can be controlled via treatment and lifestyle modification. We at Pristyn Care Ferticity, give utmost preference to treat the diseases that can be causing issues in getting pregnant. So PCOS treatment is required to help in planning a baby.

PCOS Treatment Options to Get Pregnant

There are many treatment options for polycystic ovary which in turn can help in getting pregnant. Some of the most common treatment options are –

Medications and Hormone Replacement

In severe cases of PCOS, hormone replacement is performed to give relief to the patient from the symptoms. However in mild to moderate cases, other medicines and lifestyle changes are advised.

Losing Weight

Excessive weight can lead to hormonal imbalances as well. Shedding extra weight can help in regaining that balance and treating the symptoms.

Laparoscopy Surgery for PCOS

Laparoscopy surgery for PCOS is known as ovarian drilling, in which the excessive thickness is removed from the ovary. This leads to normal release of eggs (one egg per cycle). This surgery boosts fertility to many folds

IVF Treatment

The final treatment of PCOS for fertility is IVF treatment. One must consult the best IVF clinic in Delhi, India where the doctors are experienced and the success rate is high. In IVF treatment the sperms and eggs of the couple are fertilized in a lab and then the embryo is transferred in the mother’s womb. A pregnancy test is performed after 15 days.

So, if the PCOS treatment is not done well in time then it can make the female infertile. Be it the mild case or severe, the treatment and doctor’s consultation is necessary. Call us to Book an appointment with our PCOS specialist doctors to get your fertility back!

IVF or Invitro Fertilization is a widely popular and highly successful fertility procedure. It is a boon for childless couples. However, there are still many myths associated with IVF which put the couples into a dilemma. To help such couples and clear any confusion about the IVF treatment, here we are sharing 10 facts about IVF from the best IVF doctors in Delhi so that they can make a decision based on the real facts.

These IVF facts will serve as eye-openers for couples seeking fertility treatment:

Babies born from IVF Treatment

The babies born after IVF treatment are completely normal and healthy as other babies. They are not any special babies who have any different needs and healthcare requirements.

About The Pregnancy after IVF

IVF procedure works differently till the pregnancy is achieved, after that it is a normal pregnancy just like other pregnancies. Utmost care is taken to keep the baby safe and healthy just like in normal circumstances.

Growth & Immunity of IVF Babies

The growth of the baby and his/her immune system are just like other normal pregnancies. The health features, immunity depends upon the mother’s health, nutrition and the genes running in the family.

About the IVF Procedure

The procedure of IVF is not as complicated as it may sound. The couple is counseled and the mother is given medications to help her ovulate more. After ovulation, the sperm is retrieved from the male partner and the eggs are taken from the female partner. Later, these sperm and eggs are fertilized in an IVF lab. The embryo formation takes place. These embryos are then implanted in the mother’s womb by a simple and painless procedure. After about 15 days, a pregnancy test is performed to confirm the pregnancy. Get more information about IVF treatment in Delhi here.

IVF in simple Words

In-Vitro Fertilization is just a facilitation process to achieve pregnancy in infertile couples. It is a simple procedure to help childless couples get pregnant with their biological child.

IVF Procedure if Male Partner has Less number of Sperms

IVF is possible even if the male partner has low sperm. This procedure is known as ICSI-IVF. In ICSI-IVF treatment, only one healthy sperm is selected and inserted into the egg. Later, the embryo develops in the lab. This embryo is then transferred to the mother’s womb to achieve pregnancy.

IVF procedure if Female Partner does not have healthy Eggs

IVF is possible even if the female partner is not producing healthy eggs through the Donor IVF Programme. The eggs are taken from the donor and the sperm from the male partner. They are then fertilized in an IVF lab and implanted in the female partner’s womb. Thereby a lady can become pregnant even if she is not able to produce healthy eggs.

IVF Procedure if the Female is unfit to become pregnant

If the mother is medically not fit to become a mother due to cancer or any other medical problem, then she can still become a biological mother of her child. This is possible by the surrogacy treatment where the sperm and eggs are taken from the couple and fertilized in a lab. The embryo is then transferred to the surrogate’s womb. She just carries the child and will not be the biological mother of the baby or related anyhow.

Couples having a history of Failed IVF Treatment

Failed IVF treatments can create a successful pregnancy by some assisted reproduction techniques such as –

• Assisted Embryo Hatching – The outer layer of the embryo is made thin to facilitate the pregnancy this time.
• Blastocyst Transfer – The embryo is transferred when it reaches the blastocyst stage(fertilized embryo), where it has the most chances of latching and hatching, thereby resulting in a successful pregnancy.

Couples With Unexplained Infertility

The couples having unexplained fertility who doesn’t want to go for IVF treatment can opt for the IUI treatment. Intrauterine Insemination also has great chances of creating successful pregnancies in healthy couples.

Meet the best and most experienced IVF doctors at the best IVF clinic in Delhi, Pristyn Care Ferticity IVF & Fertility Clinics.

The fallopian tubes are a part of the reproductive system in a female’s body. Their function is to collect the egg and through propulsive movements transport it to the uterus. For any pregnancy to occur the tubes should be open and they should be functioning normally.

Tubal Factor is implicated in 15-25% of the cases of infertility. Tubes can be damaged i.e. blocked or their normal function can be disturbed leading to improper functioning. Repeated pelvic infections in females, history of tuberculosis, endometriosis, any pelvis mass like fibroid, large ovarian cysts, and history of pelvic radiotherapy for cancers can cause tubal factor infertility. Often, the damaged tubes have a fluid collected in them which is known as hydrosalpinx. This collected fluid has harmful chemicals which are toxic to embryo development.

There are various tests to evaluate the tubal patency:

• The most simple is Sonosalpingogram (SSG) which is routinely performed in clinics under ultrasound guidance. A very small diameter rubber catheter is placed inside the uterus and saline is injected which comes out of the tubes freely if the tubes are open. There is no cut or stitch in this process. However, the functioning of the tube cannot be seen in tubal patency tests.
• Another test that helps in visualizing the tubes is known as Hysterosalpingogram (HSG). In this test radiopaque dye is injected inside the uterus and when the dye flows inside the tubes, its pictures are captured with the help of an X-ray machine. This test delineates the tube clearly and pathologies like tubal distortion, blockage of tube, beading of tubes, convolutions of the tube, presence of hydrosalpinx can be easily made out.
• Tubes can also be tested during Laparoscopy where a telescope is inserted through a keyhole below the umbilicus inside the abdominal cavity and fluid can be seen coming out through the tubes directly. Laparoscopy is an invasive test that involves anesthesia administration, but it has the added advantage that any pathology can be treated in the same setting.

The treatment options for tubal pathology depend on many factors. The age of the female partner, duration of infertility, history of failed treatments, the extent of damage to the tube or presence of hydrosalpinx. Patient preferences should be taken into consideration and thorough counseling should be done before starting a treatment. Sometimes when the patient is anxious during the tubal test evaluation, the reports can show a false tubal blockage, which should be ruled out laparoscopically. The HSG film should be read by an experienced infertility expert who can pick up subtle abnormalities and this can make huge differences in the management of the problem.

IVF is offered for those patients where the age of the female partner is advanced, the couple has a long duration of infertility, multiple IUI failures, ovarian reserve is less, associated male factor infertility is present, the tubes are moderate to severely damaged or there is the presence of hydrosalpinx. In IVF, mature eggs are directly picked up from the ovaries with the help of a needle placed through the vagina and then each egg is injected with a healthy sperm (ICSI) in the laboratory. The embryos are transferred into the womb. In this way, the damaged tubes are bypassed and pregnancy can be achieved.

In the era of IVF where the tubes can be bypassed, the role of tubal surgery has become limited. However, if a couple is young, there is no other infertility factor, the tubal pathology is mild and there is no hydrosalpinx, a tubal surgery can be given a chance. It should be kept in mind that the results of tubal surgery in the terms of pregnancy, depend on the patient’s profile, the extent of damage to tubes, and the surgeon’s expertise. If a hydrosalpinx is present then the tube should be detached from the uterus (tubal clipping) to prevent the backflow of toxic fluid from the damaged tubes to the uterus. This procedure is called laparoscopic tubal clipping and it is done to improve the chances of pregnancy outcome.

Being diagnosed with infertility can be an extremely painful and challenging experience. It is often talked about that going for an IVF can be a roller coaster ride with a lot of ups and downs of emotions and it is extremely normal for you to feel stressed about it. However, it is important to keep in mind that you are not alone, everyone going through this phase has mixed emotions. Everyone’s reaction to the diagnosis of infertility is different and is extremely normal. It is normal to ask ‘Why Me?’ but it is ‘Not You’, Infertility is Normal and it can be treated with the right treatment and care.

In-vitro Fertilization (IVF) is not a single process but rather a series of steps or hurdles where each stage has to be crossed before tackling the next one. You may find yourself experiencing the following during your IVF journey:

• Your emotions would be more intense. You may feel more vulnerable, angry, sad, anxious, isolated, with a sense of loss, shame than usual.
• You would take less interest in things that you previously enjoyed doing.
• You may react in a very different way to your spouse or friends over little things they’ve said…
• You might pick up on arguments that previously did not matter much.
• You may stay in more and avoid going to social gatherings, especially where you encounter babies or pregnant friends.

Responses to hormonal medication used during stimulation sometimes may have an impact on you or not. Some women do not have any symptoms at all while other women feel more emotional and irritated. Others might feel uncomfortable with bloating, nausea, disturbed bowel movements, tiredness, headaches and mood swings. While you cannot help the way you feel you can definitely find a way to better manage your feelings and reactions.

• Information is the key to power, understanding and preparing yourself for IVF by talking to your doctor or counselor, so as to understand the treatment better.
• Ask Questions to all the people around, nurses, coordinators, counselors, doctors, and clear your doubts.
• Talk to your counselor, who can professionally help you deal with the interpersonal issues that you are facing.
• It is important that you take an adequate amount of rest and do not stress yourself during your process.
• Do not put yourself into extreme situations which can make you feel different or anxious, like moving to a new house, going to a big event, anything which can be emotionally hard for you to take.
• Try to do something meaningful and engage yourself in your favorite activities or spend some quality time with family and friends.
• Be thankful for the positive things in life.
• Communicating more with your spouse by expressing how you feel during this treatment would be extremely helpful.

We know this journey can be hard for you but it will lead you to something beautiful and precious. We at Pristyn Care Ferticity, want to give you that ‘Gift of Life’ by helping you with all your fertility-related issues or queries. Talk to us now, the best IVF centre in Delhi is here to help you!

Compiled By:

Anchita Kapoor

Counselling Psychologist

What is the problem with us, why are we not able to conceive?

The female as well male partners both need to be assessed for the potential problems. First of all, history is taken which focuses on the duration of the marriage and since when the couple was trying to conceive. The menstrual history is taken to assess whether the female is normally forming and releasing one egg per cycle. The past medical/ surgical history or family history such as tuberculosis, diabetes, hypertension is assessed. Also, previous treatment records are reviewed and documented. Some initial blood tests are done to know the general health of the patient. The male partner is advised to take a semen examination which includes sperm count, motility, and percentage of normal-shaped sperms. A baseline ultrasound of the female partner is done in the clinic to assess her ovaries and uterus.

What will be the next step and how are we going to proceed?

Based on the initial history and examination, the problems are identified in both partners. Depending on the problems, thorough counseling is done and step by step treatment plans are made.

When the problem is at the formation of an egg i.e. ovulation, then the drugs for ovulation are given to a woman and timed intercourse or IUI( Intrauterine Insemination ) at the time of egg rupture is offered. Similarly in patients where semen parameters are subnormal then IUI (separating and putting one of the healthiest sperm in the womb) is offered. Before IUI, a sonosalpingogram test is done routinely without anesthesia. It is a test to know whether the tubes are open or not.

4-5 cycles of ovulation induction and IUI can be offered to the patient depending upon the age and other factors. If the number of eggs is less in the ovary then treatment should be at the earliest and thus, IVF is offered. If both the tubes are blocked then, IVF is the only solution.

What is IUI? How is it done?

It is a technique where semen is prepared, concentrated and put inside the womb at the time of egg release. It has the advantage of directly putting sperms that are good in number and highly motile closer to the egg. It is an office procedure and is done without any anesthesia. There is no cut or pain involved. The patient needs to rest for 15 minutes and can carry out her daily routine.

How many cycles can I try for IUI?

The chances of conceiving are maximum within the first 4 cycles of IUI. However, a maximum of 6 cycles can be done depending upon the age and ovarian reserve of the patient.

What are the chances of us getting a baby?

In IUI chances are between 10-15% per cycle. In IVF, there is a chance of 40-45% per cycle .

What is IVF & ICSI? How is it done?

IVF is the technique where drugs are given to the female partner to produce many eggs. The eggs are then collected through the vagina. The procedure is called ovum pick up and it is done under general anesthesia. This procedure requires no cuts or stitches. The eggs are then mixed with the sperm to make babies. When the eggs are incubated with semen in a Petri dish then fertilization takes on its own, this procedure is known as IVF( In vitro fertilization). However, when one sperm is injected inside each egg then it is known as ICSI ( Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection). The embryos are kept in an incubator and transferred into the womb on day 3 or day 5 depending upon the number and quality of the embryos.

What is the duration of the treatment?

The stimulation of the female takes 9-10 days. It starts from day 1 or day 2 of the cycle. Then the ovum pick-up occurs 34-36 hours after which the final injection is given to mature the eggs. The embryo transfer occurs from day 2 to day 5 after the pick-up. So the whole process takes around 12-15 days. Sometimes, when the female produces a large number of eggs, especially in the case of polycystic ovaries, then the embryos are frozen and transferred into another cycle, and it is known as the Frozen embryo transfer cycle.

What precautions do we need to take before starting the treatment?

The female is advised to take a healthy diet with regular exercise. Good sleep, yoga/meditation helps to relax oneself. Smoking and alcohol should be avoided.

How is the embryo transfer done?

It is a simple procedure without anesthesia. The woman is asked to come with a full bladder and with the help of abdominal scan guidance, the embryos are placed inside the uterine cavity in the right place. It is a painless procedure and one can go home or work after the procedure.

What are precautions after the embryo transfer?

Constipation should be avoided by drinking plenty of fluids and having a good diet rich in roughage. Rigorous exercises like lifting heavy weights should be avoided. The medicines and injections on the prescription should be taken diligently.

If you have any questions don’t hesitate to reach out to us, our fertility experts at Pristyn Care Ferticity Fertility Clinics will be glad to help you.

We are one of the best IVF centres in South Delhi and have helped thousands of couples to build a happy family. You can be the next!

FSH stands for follicle stimulating hormone. It is produced by the pituitary gland in the brain. As the name suggests, it stimulates the growth of the follicle inside the ovary. Its level in the blood are in turn regulated by the estradiol and inhibin produced by the growing follicle inside the ovary.

FSH levels are measured along with antimullerian levels( AMH) and antral follicle count( AFC) to assess the ovarian reserve of the patient. As the FSH levels vary throughout the menstrual cycle, it should be done on day2/3 of the cycle and preferably along with estradiol levels for correct interpretation.

As the age advances, the number of follicles decline in the ovary resulting in low AMH and High FSH levels. However in around 10% of the patients accelerated ovarian ageing occur and they present with low AMH and high FSH levels at a younger age. Certain autoimmune disorders , prior radiation , chemotherapy , as well as certain viral infections may cause ovaries to fail prematurely which is defined by FSH levels > 40 mIU/ml .

High FSH and low AMH entails need for aggressive fertility treatment. IVF remains cornerstone therapy in these patients.

The success rate of IVF using self eggs varies from 6% to 30% depending upon the age of the patient and cause of the decreased ovarian reserve. A young patient with decreased ovarian reserve or high FSH has a better prognosis than a old patient with high FSH. The challenge for fertility specialist in such patients is at many levels. Poor response to stimulation requiring high dose of gonadotropins, obtaining less number of poor quality oocytes which in turn form poor quality of embryos with chromosomal abnormalities. This result in poor implantation rate and high miscarriage rates . Prestimulation with DHEA , and aggressive individualised stimulation protocols may help in some patients

The success rate of IVF using donor eggs is upto the tune of 60% to 70%. Since donors are typically of a young age, the chances of miscarriage are of a young woman with normal ovarian reserve. Donor egg is also treatment of choice for patients with premature ovarian failure.

Every couple should be thoroughly counselled so that they are able to take an informed, individualized decision.

It is in research that patients at risk of developing decreased ovarian reserve may be identified through screening of FMR1 gene premutations. These patients may be offered fertility preservation through ovum or embryo preservation. Patients undergoing chemotherapy or radiation therapy may be offered ovarian cortex cryopreservation.

Therefore treatment options for patients with high FSH are highly individualised and need thorough discussions and counselling with the fertility specialist.

BURSTING yet another very common myth surrounding IVF treatment is that one needs complete bed rest after an embryo transfer.

Undoubtedly, IVF is a time-taking and costly procedure. Therefore  after embryo transfer, many women are afraid that their careless actions can lead to failure. Most women are worried that their chances of conceiving may decrease if they do not take bed rest and resume their day-to-day activities.

It is very common to get apprehensive about the aftercare following the IVF treatment. We understand that you worry about, “what if I did something wrong after the IVF procedure that can reduce its effectiveness?”

But don’t worry, in this article, we will find out if bed rest can improve the success rate of IVF and for how long bed-rest is required.

Do You Need Bed Rest After Embryo Transfer in IVF?

No, there is no need to put your life on pause after the IVF procedure.

The idea of bed rest is an absolute myth. ‘Fertility and Sterility‘, a study reported in 2013 by Gaikwad, Garrido et al (Spain), reports that 10 minutes of bed rest could be essential post the procedure.

The study included two groups of women, the first, who was told to take a rest for 10 minutes post the procedure and the second, who was discharged immediately. The results concluded that the second group of women, who were discharged immediately post the transfer had an 18% higher success rate and a 10% decrease was also observed in the spontaneous abortion rate as compared to the first group of women who took rest after the procedure.

An embryo does not fall out of the womb as a woman moves or stands up. The endometrium has its own movements and patterns. When the embryo reaches the uterus, it keeps it inside the uterine cavity, hence preventing it from expulsion or implantation in the inappropriate area.

Therefore, it is important to understand that implantation does not depend on women’s posture or movement.

Movement, however, plays an important role in blood circulation.

The longer a person lays down in bed, the slower the blood circulation is, which further affects the blood circulation to the uterus, which can further hamper the growth of the embryo.

The more time you are going to spend in bed, the more time you will have unnecessary thoughts, anxiety and stress, which can be dangerous for your health and will affect the embryo as well.

Winding Up

Most importantly, before listening to anyone who has undergone IVF, kindly consult with your doctor. Whether you need to follow a similar routine or not as every woman has a unique system of functioning, a different body type with different needs.

We suggest you talk your heart out to our counselor/psychologist to gain a better understanding of any issues.

Instead of letting your mind wander into unnecessary thoughts, be with your family more, interact more, talk to your doctor for any doubts, watch good movies, go out for walks, just do not indulge in a heavy workout. Look and create a positive environment for yourself.

If you have any queries regarding IVF and infertility treatment then there is no better place than Pristyn Care Ferticity to look for high success rates.

Compiled by: Anchita Kapoor (Counselling Psychologist at Pristyn Care Ferticity Fertility Clinics)

Surrogacy is a popular procedure of assisted reproduction in which the eggs from a female and sperm of the male are retrieved and fertilized outside the body under favorable conditions in a lab. The embryo thus produced is then implanted inside the uterus of the surrogate which agrees to bear the child of the couple. She thus carries the embryo in her womb and delivers the baby to the intended couple.

Surrogacy came out as a boon to couples who are infertile and have problems getting pregnant. And with the help of surrogacy, they can fulfill their dream of parenthood. When the woman is unable to conceive due to any medical reasons or physical ailment, it is advised to go for IVF treatment or surrogacy if possible.

Now a very common question that comes in everybody’s mind is who is looking for a surrogate for their child whether their child will be genetically similar to the surrogate or them? or will the child born through surrogacy be genetically normal as compared to the ones born with a normal pregnancy? Well, the child will be completely normal and genetically similar to its parents as the intended parents will be his biological parents and the surrogate will only carry the child until the delivery.

Who should opt for Surrogacy treatment?

Here is the list of pointers on which you can decide whether you should opt for assisted reproduction treatments like IVF/ICSI, Surrogacy, etc.

• Multiple miscarriages
• Couples who have not achieved success in the fertility treatments like IVF/ICSI
• Increased age
• Hysterectomy (removal of the uterus) for some reason.
• Abnormal Uterus

Last but not the least, surrogacy treatment is also considered when the mother is exposed to the risk of life due to pregnancy. Complications like these urge a woman to choose between having a child and carrying great risk to life or opting for surrogacy/assisted pregnancy treatment.

What is the process of surrogacy?

The process of surrogacy is not that simple. It involves three individuals in particular – the couple and the surrogate. During the process, eggs are retrieved from the female partner, and a semen sample is collected from the male partner. The two samples are then kept in a culture dish for fertilization by IVF process. Post-fertilization, the embryo is implanted inside the uterus of the surrogate for further development of the embryo. After nine months of pregnancy, the surrogate hands over the baby to the couple.

All these processes are strictly done under the guidance of professional doctors who own ample knowledge about these processes and how to perform them effectively without posing any risk to the patient.

Combined with the latest medical infrastructure and techniques, surrogacy in India comes out as an effective method for infertile couples to get pregnant.

Are you searching for the best surrogacy treatment centre? Well, your search ends at Pristyn Care Ferticity, the best surrogacy treatment in South Delhi. We at Pristyn Care Ferticity, provide the best environment and services for the top-class treatment of surrogacy. The treatment cost of surrogacy at Pristyn Care Ferticity is reasonable and highly competitive and this is why it is the most popular surrogacy treatment centre in Delhi. The expert doctors, IVF experts, and trained staff at Pristyn Care Ferticity are proficient enough to carry out these complicated assisted pregnancy treatments without any hassle for their patients. So, live up to your dream of becoming parents keeping aside the problem of infertility.

If you’ve been confused what exactly does egg donor IVF cycle refers to and how it is helpful for couples planning for IVF assisted pregnancy, here is your answer to it all. The medical experts of ferticity, which is known as the best IVF centre in Delhi NCR, shared their knowledgeable experience in compiling this questionnaire. Read below to know everything about the same.

Qns.1 Under what circumstances do you recommend a donor egg IVF Cycle?

Ans: The following are the conditions under which the Donor Egg IVF Cycle is recommended:

• Age Factor- Diminished ovarian reserve with advancing age.
• Natural Menopause
• Risk of transmitting/ carrying genetic mutation or disease.
• Surgical Menopause.
• Repeated IVF Failure (self-cycle)

Qns.2 What are the criteria for selecting a donor?

Ans: The medical experts at infertility treatment centre in Delhi consider these following criteria while selecting the donor for the process:

• Age of the donor usually preferred young donor between 21years to 27years
• The donor should be married and should have at least one healthy living child.
• Medically and psychologically fit.
• As per ICMR 2017, the donor can donate only once in her lifetime.
• Good Ovarian reserve.
• Donors are selected through registered agencies.

Qns.3 Can a known / relative of the couple act as a donor. If no, why?

Ans: As per Indian Council Medical Research Guidelines, the relative of the couple cannot act as a donor.

Qns.4 How do you ensure the confidentiality of the donor and the couple?

Ans:

The identity of the couple opting for donor egg cycle is kept confidential. The details of the donor are discussed before beginning the treatment process. The details collected include their biophysical profile, medical reports, family background and the educational qualification of the donor, chosen bythe couple. As per Indian Council Medical Research Guidelines, the identity of the donor is not revealed. Hence, the doctors select the donor on the basis of the criteria’s given by the couple. The donors are chosen by the experienced doctors at the best infertility treatment centre in Delhi with an aim to arrange a matching egg donor.

Qns.5 Does the donor egg cycle guarantees 100% success?

Ans: the Success rate of IVF with egg donation is generally greater than the average IVF pregnancy rates because the eggs come from a young, fertile and healthy woman. Plus, the techniques and tools used by the medical experts at the best IVF centre in South Delhi ensure you get satisfactory results.

Qns.6 Does the donor cycle IVF pregnancies always result in twins?

Ans:

Donor cycle IVF pregnancies do not always result in twin pregnancy. Twin conception depends on various factors like quality of the embryos and the endometrial receptivity, the age of the recipient.

If you still have any doubt, feel free to get in touch with the expert doctors of the best fertility centre in Delhi, Pristyn Care Ferticity, known for delivering satisfactory treatment for infertility in women.