A blastocyst culture in simple terms is the creation of Embryos artificially in the laboratory rather than inside the uterus through IUI or Natural Cycles. Blastocyst culture essentially increases the chances of attaining pregnancy especially in...
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Surrogacy, which used to be widely misunderstood and stigmatized by myths especially in developing economies like India is slowing making inroads and gaining acceptance especially due to media coverage. The broadcasting media covering the surrogacy stories...
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Assisted hatching is a fertility technique used as part of IVF treatment to facilitate the embryo hatching and implantation process. Pregnancy rates for in vitro fertilization or IVF procedures with assisted hatching have been shown...
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Whether you conceive naturally or with the help of ART methods, the quality of the egg determines the success rate. The following factors contribute to the quality of eggs. Age: women are born with all the...
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It’s possible with the help of Assisted Reproductive Technology such as IVF. Postmenopausal eggs are no longer useful, but there are still two ways one can take advantage of IVF. One can use eggs they had...
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According to the gynecologists and doctors of Kiran Infertility Centre – Bengaluru the causes of blocked fallopian tubes in a woman include the following factors- • An infection in the pelvis most commonly Tuberculosis • An...
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Although transferring multiple embryos into a woman’s uterus in one IVF cycle enhances the chances of a positive pregnancy test, the pregnancy may be complicated, as multiple pregnancies are considered a difficult pregnancy with their own...
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Intended parents are infertile couples, who are trying to conceive but unable to because of a wide variety of reasons. One thing they all have in common is that they want to realize their aspirations of...
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We at Kiran Infertility center believe that the ultimate age to freeze eggs is in the 20s and early 30’s. With freezing eggs, women have more say in controlling their reproductive health. It even permits the...
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The answer is a significant NO. The testis may be producing sperm but due to some reasons they may not be present in the ejaculate. These causes include a blockage along the reproductive tract, hormonal problems,...
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