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At Broad Health Network, we understand that every family’s journey is unique. Our state-of-the-art IVF treatments combine advanced technology with compassionate care, offering you the best chance to turn your dream of parenthood into reality.
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At Broad Health Network, we understand that every family’s journey is unique. Our state-of-the-art IVF treatments combine advanced technology with compassionate care, offering you the best chance to turn your dream of parenthood into reality.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
Does The Women’s Age Have An Effect?
Yes, age has a very important effect. There is a gentle but steady decline in establishing a pregnancy after the age of thirty in Indian Women.
How Many Attempts Should We Have?
Every couple is different and the answer to the question will inevitably depend on the specific treatment you have had and the results of preceding treatment cycles. It is believed that IVF success optimizes in three cycles. Decisions on how to proceed will be discussed in detail with you during your consultation or at a review appointment.
What About My Particular Infertility Problem?
There are differences in success rates depending on the cause of infertility, for example, tubal factors, endometriosis and male factor, unexplained or anovulatory infertility. You will have detailed discussions regarding your special circumstances.
How Many Times In A Cycle Will I Have To Come To The Clinic?
This varies from patient to patient and also with the stage for treatment. In a DI or IUI (H) cycle, for example, the likely number of out-patient visits for monitoring is 2-4, for IVF or ICSI 4-5. During these visits egg and endometrial development are checked. Some blood tests may be advised to assess egg maturity and decide on the drug dosage. The first visit is on Day 2/3 of the cycle. At this visit an ultrasound is done to rule out any residual ovarian cysts and to check for endometrial thickness. Drug administration is withheld in case these parameters are not within the required limits.
Egg recovery is generally carried out under anaesthesia unless you opt to have it under sedation and requires you to be in hospital for half a day. For embryo transfer you are required to come in with a full bladder and you will be asked to rest for a couple of hours in hospital after the transfer.
What Are The Risks For Assisted Conception Pregnancies?
What Happens If Treatment Is Not Successful?
Be assured that we shall make every endeavor to care for you and to help you cope. ART has made tremendous progress in the last few decades and there will certainly be a treatment, which would benefit you.
Is there an increased risk of malignancy? Current knowledge does not show any definite increase in malignancy. The scientific committees’ worldwide are constantly looking into this and we will keep you updated as to the results. Women in whom there is a family history of ovarian malignancy should limit the exposure to ovarian stimulation drugs.
Who is a candidate for IVF (In-Vitro Fertilization) and ART?
Assisted reproductive technologies (ART) include IVF, which is the technique of fertilizing a woman’s egg in the laboratory. While it was designed originally for women with tubal diseases, IVF has been extended with equal success to infertility due to endometriosis, poor cervical mucus, unexplained factors and male infertility.
How Do I Know If ART Can Help Me?
Thorough evaluation by an infertility specialist familiar with ART is necessary to decide whether IVF or another treatment is appropriate for you. Tests previously done usually need not be repeated as long as past records are available. Alternative therapies are presented to you if another approach offers an equal or greater chance of success.
