Low-Cost IVF Clinic in Saket, Delhi

• Lowest IVF cost starting at just Rs.90,000/– only.
• Best certified IVF center at World standards.
• Offers advanced IVF treatments at low packages.
• Produces highest IVF pregnancies success rate up to 100%
• Offers full range infertility services under one roof.
• Call us 919311850412 Email: info@fertilityworld.in

If you are looking for the lowest cost IVF treatment in Saket, Fertility World is the right place for you! Fertility World takes pride in announcing the Low-cost IVF treatment in Saket between Rs.90,000.-1,60,000. This includes the cost of all medical drugs that may be required at the time. IVF treatment may be offered in combination with many ICSI, PESA, and TESA depending on your medical information and reproductive issues. If you need additional treatment, this may increase the cost of your IVF treatment. IVF treatment is offered at an average cost of Rs. 1,00,000 per single cycle . Many fertility centers attempt to attract clients with confusing pricing and money-back guarantees. These deals can end up costing patients more in the long term. IVF pricing is done differently according to the additional treatment required with it. Costs vary according to the type and number of treatments. OTE: The clinic requires full payment prior to initiating a cycle. This is a non-insured procedure. Patients are responsible for all expenses associated with this treatment.

TREATMENT OPTIONS

In-Vitro Fertilization is when the egg is fertilized outside the body and cultured to produce an embryo/blastocyst. The embryo is then transferred back into the uterus for further pregnancy and implantation. Louise Brown was the first IVF baby born in 1978. Since then technology has improved dramatically, with a decrease in multiple gestations and increases in the success rate of embryo transfers. There has also been an increase in single embryo transfers. In 2018, IVF was used to create more than 8 million children worldwide.

The advances have been attributed to improved IVF laboratory techniques, upgraded instruments/equipment, enhanced physician training, advancements in research, frozen embryo transfer, and the availability of pre-implantation genetic testing.

Lab Procedures Assisted

The ultimate goal of the Fertility World team when starting an IVF treatment is to work with patients to create healthy babies while minimizing the risk for multiples. Recent advances in laboratory technology have allowed us to increase success rates and minimize the risk of multiple births.

Assisted Reproductive Technologies include intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection, blastocyst cultivation, assisted hatching, and pre-implantation genetic test. These are all laboratory techniques that work with the eggs, the sperm, and embryos from outside the body.

Assisted Hatching

This involves creating a small hole within the zona pellucida, the sugar-protein membrane that surrounds embryos at 6-8 cells stage. It takes approximately one hour before embryo transfer. The embryo’s growth will cause the hole to become larger. This allows the embryo to hatch out of its shell and facilitates implantation. This procedure can be performed on patients with thickened zona pellucida as well as patients older than 35 or with other histories.

LGBTQ+ Families

Fertility World is proud of its involvement in the LGBTQ+ community. We also help gay couples have a family. We know the stress and difficulties patients experience as they embark on this journey.

Planning for LGBTQ+ Families

Fertility World takes full responsibility for LGBTQ+ families also. These could be egg donors, sperm donors or gestational carriers (surrogates). Fertility World is dedicated to helping our patients throughout this process. This includes matching them with an ethical, discreet and reliable egg donor, surrogacy agency and/or sperm banks that meet your needs. Fertility World is proud to work with the best third-party agencies in the . Every candidate must undergo a complete psychological and medical assessment and meet with legal counsel. Fertility World has helped thousands of potential parents to have successful egg donor/gestational carrier outcomes.

Fertility Preservation

If you’re not ready to have a family, or are going through any surgery or procedure that could affect fertility, Fertility Preservation is a great way of planning for the future.

How to Preserve Your Fertility

It may be a good idea to consider fertility preservation if you are not ready to start a family. Preserving your fertility will give you more time to plan for the future. As we age, our eggs and sperm quality may decrease. Individuals can store eggs and sperm in fertility preservation techniques for future use. These techniques can protect your fertility before any surgery or treatment that could permanently affect your ability to conceive naturally.

• Before you freeze your eggs, we recommend that you discuss all the risks, benefits, advantages and disadvantages with our acclaimed physicians.

Donor Sperm

Therapeutic donor insemination (TDI), a treatment for severe male factor infertility, is used in heterosexual couples for single women as well as couples of same-sex (lesbians). This treatment involves purchasing frozen sperm samples from a sperm bank, thawing the sample, and placing it high in the uterus (intrauterine insemination – IUI) just before ovulation. Our nurses perform this procedure and it is usually not painful or difficult. You can also use donor sperm for IVF.

Patients can purchase sperm samples directly from these sperm banks

The screening and testing procedures used by commercial egg and sperm banks to evaluate potential donors must be in compliance with Health Regulations. They collect information like personal medical and family histories, physical examinations and targeted genetic screening. The commercial sperm bank can provide details about specific screening tests and procedures. There is no guarantee that any child born through assisted reproduction with donor sperm will be healthy.

Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI)

ICSI can be used to facilitate fertilization. A skilled embryologist injects one sperm into the mature egg’s cytoplasm using a microscope at high magnification. ICSI is a recommended procedure:

• Low sperm count (concentration)
• Poor sperm motility
• Low normal sperm morphology
• When there is a high level of antisperm antibody titres
• If IVF failures with conventional insemination have occurred previously.

Dr Nidhi Sharma