A typical IVF cycle takes about three weeks from the first injection to embryo transfer. Here is how it unfolds.
A typical IVF cycle takes about three weeks from the first injection to embryo transfer. Here is how it unfolds.
History, scans, blood tests and a semen analysis for both partners.
Options, chances and cost explained, so you decide when you are ready.
About 8 to 12 days of injections, with scans to track your response.
Eggs are collected under anaesthesia and fertilized by IVF or ICSI.
Spare embryos can be frozen for a later cycle.
A blood test 9 to 14 days later, with early scans if positive.
IVF, ICSI, IUI and fertility surgery, planned around your reports and explained in plain words.
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Dr. Manjunath currently consults in JP Nagar, Bangalore. Please contact the clinic before visiting to confirm your appointment.
Fertility can involve factors affecting either or both partners. When possible, attending together can help the doctor review both medical histories and recommend appropriate evaluation.
Yes. Previous blood tests, ultrasound scans, semen-analysis reports, treatment summaries and IVF records can provide helpful clinical context.
Yes. You may request a second-opinion consultation and bring your previous investigation and treatment records for review.
No. Recommendations depend on your age, medical history, test results, duration of infertility and previous treatment. Dr. Manjunath will explain whether IVF or another option may be appropriate for you.