What Is IVF?
In-Vitro Fertilisation, widely known as IVF, is the technique in which the egg and sperm are fertilised together outside the woman’s womb in a laboratory. It can be divided into 4 different stages.
In-Vitro Fertilisation, widely known as IVF, is the technique in which the egg and sperm are fertilised together outside the woman’s womb in a laboratory. It can be divided into 4 different stages.
IVF procedure is the only available fertility treatment for women with irreparably-damaged or blocked fallopian tubes. It is also recommended for couples with conditions like endometriosis, ovulatory dysfunction, unexplained infertility, failed SOIUI and sperm disorders.
The entire process of our IVF procedure is significantly more complex and requires more monitoring, as such couples are required to undergo a detailed consultation with our gynaecologist before treatment can commence. This will provide them with a more thorough understanding about what to expect, and helps to reduce patient anxiety when they realise that modern IVF treatments are now relatively stress free.
Our IVF doctor will be delighted to answer any of your questions regarding the entire IVF process during your consultation.
The couple will need to undergo blood tests and health screenings for infectious diseases, semen analysis and ovarian reserve determination.
At our fertility clinic, the success rates for IVF-ICSI treatments vary according to various infertility factors such as the patients’ age (females in particular), the quality of eggs and sperms, the duration of infertility and the general state of health of the couple. Generally, a higher success rate is expected for women below the age of 35.
