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IVF (Infertility)

It is estimated that 1 in 7 couples worldwide have
problems conceiving. Infertility has profound psychological and social impact
and today there are promising treatments to help you fulfill your dream of
having a child.
Central Hospital Reproductive Medicine and Infertility Center offers
integrated, evidence-based approach to diagnosis and treatment of infertility
and our compassionate team will assist you through every step of this
experience!
An extensive testing and evaluation process is performed to accurately identify
reproductive problems and to appropriately devise solutions like IVF.

What is IVF (Infertility)?

Infertility is the failure to get pregnant in a year
despite unprotected regular sex.   Studies performed demonstrate that
in healthy families, the chance for a woman under 35 to get pregnant in a year
is around 90%.    Infertility is a problem faced by
approximately 10-15% of the couples. 

Generally, couples have problems in getting pregnant due
to factors attributable to the female in 40-50 % of the cases, and due to
reasons attributable to the male in 30-50% of the cases.   In 10-20%
of the couples, the problem is attributable to both.  Standard researches
suggest that in about 10-15% of the cases there may not be a factor causing
infertility in both the female and the male.    This condition
is called a “unexplained infertility”.

Factors associated with the female include ovulatory
problems with an incidence of 30-40%, uterine tube problems with an incidence
of 30-40% and other problems including cervical problems, congenital uterine
disorders, immunity disorders, etc. with an incidence of 10-15%.