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I am here to discuss the different circumstances which are been helpful to a newly married couple when they are unable to become a parent. Infertility has been viewed as a sensitive issue that to the inability of the ladies to conceive a child several advanced treatments have been discovered in this era of technology which is quite helpful to give them the joy of parenthood.

IVF (InVitro Fertilization) it is one of the primary treatments for the couples to experience parenthood and is a more involved procedure than “IUI” as it requires stimulating your ovaries to produce eggs, having an embryologist Fertilize them with your partner's sperms or donated sperm in the laboratory, followed by close observation of any developing embryos, until the optimum time for transfer which ensures only the best quality embryos are placed back into uterus so that they can continue growing as with a normal pregnancy.

ICSI(Intra-Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection) was introduced as a clinical level improvement to conventional IVF treatments. It involves carefully selecting only one single sperm of the best quality for injection into an egg to achieve fertilization. This procedure is done using a high precision technique called ‘micromanipulation’. The resulting embryo is then transferred back into the uterus to continue its development as with a normal pregnancy.

Testicular Sperm Extraction Or Aspiration (TESE/PESA) Each of these procedures normally takes less than one hour under local anesthetic and men can leave the clinic after a short recovery period with minimal disruption to day-to-day activities. PERCUTANEOUS EPIDIDYMAL SPERM ASPIRATION (PESA) This is a straight forward procedure that is performed under local anesthetic and involves your sperm is aspirated from the tube that lies above and behind each testicle using a fine needle and syringe. The procedure is carried out by a consultant Uro-Andrologist.

Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) If you have undertaken a previous IVF cycle of medication, egg collection, and fertilization of embryos for transfer, you will have been advised of the availability of any additional good quality embryos that you may have requested be frozen in preparation for any subsequent treatment. Your embryos will be cryopreserved (frozen) and stored on-site at our clinic. Our laboratory uses the highly successful technique of Vitrification to freeze the embryos and hence the survival rates of embryos are in excess of 95%. The pregnancy rates from Vitrified (frozen) embryos are as good as fresh transfers if they survive the thawing.