Before beginning treatment, the doctor will review your medical history and conduct a sonogram to ensure the best approach.

Once your blood test and sonogram results are received, the doctor will review them and recommend the appropriate medication dosage and treatment plan.

During your consultation, the clinical coordinator will provide you with a detailed treatment plan, a visit summary, consent documentation, and financial counselling.

Our andrologist will look at sperm count and morphology and freeze it during your treatment.

The doctor will start injections to stimulate your ovaries to develop multiple eggs. Our nurse will teach you how to take the injections.

Throughout your treatment, we will do sonography regularly to monitor your ovarian response to the prescribed medication.

Regular sonography and blood tests are required on the 7th, 9th, and 10th days of the period. After achieving the appropriate levels, a trigger injection will be given to mature the eggs.

During an egg retrieval procedure, eggs are indeed retrieved under mild anaesthesia using a needle inserted through the vagina. A fresh or frozen semen sample is collected on the same day. 

Eggs are fertilised with selected good-quality sperm using a newer technology known as ICSI.

About 3-5 days after the egg retrieval, the best embryo(s) are transferred back into the uterus, and the remaining good embryos can be frozen for future use.

You must have a blood test (HCG) on the given date to confirm pregnancy and communicate your result to us so that we can guide you for further support.