Assisted Reproductive Technology results have been improved due to the improvement in culture media conditions. There are number of commercially available culture media in the market with components like protein, antioxidants, carbohydrates etc. In this blog, we are going to discuss the key components of media & how they support to embryo growth. What is Culture Media? Culture media…
IVF or In vitro fertilization treatments are popular all over the world. However, the attention of IVF treatment seekers has turned to India as their choice of the treatment location. Many people from the western world are visiting India for this purpose. Affordability of the cost of IVF treatment in India coupled with excellent success rates attract many couples from…
An oocyte is a female gamete which is involved in reproduction. It is one of the largest cells in the body 120 microns in diameter and develops in the ovarian follicle during oogenesis. On the basis of oocyte grading we can find the ideal oocyte for fertilization. While Oocyte Pickup, on the basis of cumulus we can get an idea…
Infertility has become a more frequent problem today. The modern lifestyle and environmental factors have been able to affect the fertility of many men and women in a significant way. If you are one of those living in the anguish and thinking about an IVF treatment, India could be the best place to visit for your treatments. India is one…
Revolution in the medical sciences provides a chance to women to revitalize their ovaries by a therapy called ovarian rejuvenation. The therapy offers hope to those patients who have problems like low Oocyte reserve, premature ovarian failure, early menopause problems, and Anti-Mullerian hormone levels. It is a fact that, a woman is born with millions of Oocyte in her ovaries…
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A very common question being asked after an IVF failure, in spite of transferring good quality embryos. In fact a very frustrating moment for the infertility specialist also. The couple and the treating specialist usually develop high expectations after seeing beautiful embryos on the monitor. But reality is an implantation rate of 25-40%. Another tendency is to blame the uterus…
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Adenomyosis is a condition in which the cells of endometrium (the uterine lining) are present inside the muscular wall of uterus. There is also associated hypertrophy uterine muscles. Adenomyosis can affect fertility in two ways. Firstly it effects the uterine contractions which helps sperms to reach the tubes. Secondly it also increases the number of toxic cells in the uterine…
The most common question asked in IVF counsellings is “Doctor, as we have heard, we need to do complete bed rest after embryo transfer or I can move around. Do you think 15 days leave is sufficient.” So it’s time to give away this myth forever now. The implantation of embryos placed inside your uterus after embryo transfer depends upon…
