Choosing between surrogacy and IVF with donor eggs depends primarily on whether the intended mother can safely carry a pregnancy, since IVF with donor eggs is generally preferred if she can carry but needs healthy eggs, while surrogacy is necessary if carrying is...
IVF suits female-factor infertility with normal sperm, ICSI suits male-factor infertility or low fertilisation in previous IVF, and IMSI suits severe male-factor cases with poor sperm morphology or high DNA fragmentation. The core decision depends on semen quality and...
IVF can fail even with good quality embryos because embryo grade alone doesn’t decide pregnancy. Success depends on uterine receptivity, endometrial thickness, immune response, hidden chromosomal defects, progesterone levels, and sperm DNA fragmentation. In...
Surrogacy in India in 2026 is legal only as altruistic surrogacy under the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021, with the 2024 amendment now permitting one donor gamete in certified medical cases. Eligibility is limited to married Indian couples, NRIs, OCI cardholders,...
The IVF process in India follows eight clinical stages spread across four to six weeks per cycle. It begins with ovarian stimulation, followed by egg retrieval, sperm collection, fertilisation in the lab, embryo culture, embryo transfer, the two-week wait, and finally...
One year after a miscarriage without pregnancy usually indicates an underlying medical cause that needs evaluation. The most common reasons are uterine scarring (Asherman’s syndrome) from a previous D&C, hormonal imbalances such as thyroid dysfunction or...