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What is IVF treatment?

In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is India’s most common assisted reproductive technique. Approximately 2-2.5 lakh IVF cycles are performed annually in India alone. IVF involves fertilizing the eggs with sperm in a vitro dish at a laboratory in a carefully observed environment. This method of assisted reproduction has helped several couples globally to conceive when other treatments have not been successful. It is suitable for various fertility issues such as damaged or blocked fallopian tubes, endometriosis, low sperm count, and more.

IVF technology is safe and improves the chances of achieving pregnancy. It offers hope and support to individuals or couples who desire to have a child but are facing difficulties in doing so. Moreover, IVF offers opportunities for single women to experience the joy of parenthood by using donated eggs or sperm. It’s a successful procedure with minimal complications which is precisely why its demand has boomed in recent years.

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What is the IVF Success Rate in India?

In India, the IVF success rate is currently between 70% to 80% and keeps continuously improving with medical advancements in the field. However, IVF’s chances of success can vary significantly based on various factors. 

One crucial factor that affects the IVF success rate is the age of the woman undergoing the treatment, as fertility declines with age. Usually,  younger women have higher chances of conceiving through IVF, compared to those who’ve crossed a certain age threshold. The cause of infertility is another factor that influences the success rate of IVF treatment.

Certain factors such as blocked fallopian tubes or endometriosis may affect IVF chances of success. The quality of both the egg and sperm used in the IVF process also plays a significant role in the outcome. 

Infertility, whether it is primary (never conceived before) or secondary (previously conceived but unable to conceive again), can also impact IVF chances of success. 

Overall, IVF success can depend upon multiple factors, and it is important for individuals considering IVF to have a thorough discussion with their infertility specialist to understand their specific chances of success based on their unique circumstances.

 

Below is a table summarizing the average IVF success rates by age in India:

Age Group Average IVF Success rate
28 years 45-55 %
31 years 40-50 %
Below 35 years 35-45 %
Above 40 years 15-20%

Why do You Need IVF Treatment?

What is the Difference Between IUI and IVF?

Both IVF and IUI are advanced procedures to get pregnant. While both the procedures help infertile couples welcome parenthood there are certain differences between the two. 

Let us discuss the differences between the two procedures:

  • In IVF, doctors surgically remove eggs from the woman’s ovaries and fertilize them with sperm in a laboratory setting. Then, embryologists make embryos, culture them. Doctors then transfer the embryos into the uterus for implantation. Whereas, in IUI doctors directly place the sperm into the woman’s uterus via a catheter. This is done during the woman’s ovulation to increase the chances of fertilization.
  • In the IVF procedure, fertilization occurs outside the body in a petri dish. On the other hand, in IUI, fertilization takes place within the woman’s reproductive system, naturally.
  • An IVF procedure is suggested in more complex cases of infertility, whereas IUI is suggested in less serious cases. There’s also a difference in the cost of the two procedures. IUI procedures cost less than IVF procedures.
  • The success rates of these two procedures also vary. IVF procedures have higher success rates than IUI procedures. 

 

These two procedures can work differently for different patients. The doctors determine which procedure would work best for a patient carefully assessing their case.

What happens in IVF Procedure?

Before proceeding with IVF treatment, it is essential to determine where exactly the problem lies. The male and female partners need to undergo specific tests so that the infertility specialist can evaluate and determine the best treatment.

 

IVF workup for men

Specific tests in the case of men before IVF treatment include:

  • Semen analysis – The semen is generally collected in the lab in a clean container by masturbating. Doctors then send the semen specimen to the IVF lab for analysis.
  • Hormone testing – It is common to get a blood test to check hormonal balance, testosterone, and other male hormones in the body.
  • Imaging tests – In some instances, doctors also advised imaging tests like an ultrasound or MRI of the genital region to rule out any abnormalities.
  • Vasography – This imaging test checks for any damage or blockage in the vas deferens, a long tube in males that connects the pelvic cavity to the epididymis. The vas deferens transport mature sperm to the urethra.
  • Testicular biopsy –Only in some cases, infertility specialists may recommend testicular biopsy to identify any abnormalities in the male reproductive system that might contribute to infertility.
  • Genetic testing – This test determines whether a genetic defect might contribute to infertility-related problems in a male.

 

IVF workup for women

The common tests that women undergo before the IVF first step:

  • Ovulation testing – This is done through a blood test that can help determine whether you are ovulating or not.
  • Test for ovarian reserve – This test can help the doctor determine the number of eggs available in your ovaries for ovulation. To evaluate your ovarian reserve, the IVF specialist may require testing your hormones at the beginning of your menstrual cycle.
  • Imaging tests – Often, problems associated with the ovaries and the uterus can contribute to problems for which a couple fails to conceive. Therefore, imaging tests like pelvic ultrasound are mostly recommended to identify if there is any abnormality in the uterus or the ovaries of the women.

Hysteroscopy – In some instances, the gyne specialist or the infertility specialist may also require you to undergo a hysteroscopy. In hysteroscopy, the doctor would insert a flexible, thin, lighted medical instrument through the woman’s cervix to view inside her uterus and check if any abnormality is present.

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In Vitro Fertilization Process Steps (IVF Treatment Procedure)

The whole IVF process takes about 3 weeks and comprises several steps. Even though the steps are generally the same for everyone, there can be some differences depending on the situation.

 

Step 1: Taking Medication

The IVF first step starts with either birth control pills or estrogen medication. These pills regulate the patient’s menstrual cycle and prevent the growth of ovarian cysts. This allows the doctor to have better control over the treatment and increase the number of mature eggs that can be retrieved.

 

Step 2: Stimulating the Ovaries

Normally, only one egg matures and is released during a menstrual cycle. But in IVF, the doctor gives the patients hormone injections to stimulate multiple eggs to mature at the same time. Thus, more eggs are available for retrieval. The dosage of the medications depends on the patient’s medical history and other factors.

During this process, the patient’s ovaries’ response is  monitored through ultrasounds and hormone level tests. When the eggs are ready, the patient receives a shot to help them complete their maturation process.

 

Step 3: Egg retrieval

In the egg retrieval procedure, the doctor uses a thin needle guided by an ultrasound to collect the eggs from the ovaries. The patient gets a mild mild sedation to minimize discomfort. The procedure is usually performed 36 hours after the trigger shot.

 

Step 4: Semen/sperm collection

If the female is using their partner’s sperm, it will be collected at the same time as the egg retrieval. The sperm collection can happen in a private room at the hospital or clinic. In some cases, your IVF specialist may offer a home sample collection option. If donor sperm or frozen sperm is being used, embryologists make the necessary preparations in the IVF lab. They wash the collected sperm to remove impurities and ensure that they use only the healthiest sperm. 

 

Step 5: Egg Fertilization

The day after the egg retrieval, the eggs and sperm are fertilized together in an incubator. They are left to develop, similar to natural fertilization. In some cases, a technique called intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) is used, where sperm is injected directly into each mature egg. Only mature eggs can be fertilized, as immature eggs are not ready for development.

 

Step 6: Monitoring Embryo Development

Over the next five to six days, the doctors carefully monitor the development of the embryos. The most viable embryos are selected for transfer, while the rest may not progress further. Suitable embryos are frozen for future use.

 

Step 7: Embryo Transfer

Embryo transfer, also known as embryo transplantation is the final step of the IVF procedure where the doctor transfers properly formed embryos into the uterus. The doctor ensures the precise placement of the embryo using a thin catheter and ultrasound guidance. After the transfer, the woman may need to lie down for a while to increase the chances of successful implantation.

 

Step 8: Pregnancy Test

Approximately 10 to 14 days after the embryo transfer, doctors conduct a blood test to check if pregnancy has occurred. A positive pregnancy test confirms the pregnancy. Following this, the doctor checks your overall wellbeing, and  gives instructions for prenatal care. If the test is negative, you may need another IVF cycle after taking your own time to feel fully prepared.

How to prepare for IVF procedure?

Preparing for an IVF procedure, ensures better treatment outcomes, and better chances of pregnancy. Fertility specialists suggest specific instructions to prepare for IVF based on your overall well-being, and lifestyle habits. Some standard preparation guidelines, are as follows: 

    • Get all your pre-IVF diagnostic tests done: Several diagnostic tests are necessary before an IVF procedure. You must get all the tests including hormonal assessments, ultrasounds, etc, done before the procedure, and keep the reports handy. They are necessary to rule out genetic or other abnormalities that can lower the chances of successful IVF. 
    • Follow instructions regarding medication and supplements: Fertility specialists may prescribe medications to regulate menstrual cycle as well as for ovarian stimulation. Also, your IVF doctor may prescribe dietary supplements to better the body for the treatment. 
    • IVF success calls for necessary lifestyle changes: It is important for the patient to be healthy before the procedure, which includes maintaining a healthy weight and remaining at bay from illnesses. For this, the patients must exercise regularly and eat a healthy diet. They must also refrain from unhealthy lifestyle habits such as alcohol consumption and smoking. 
    • Be financially prepared: IVF procedure costs can be a bit hefty for some couples. So, it’s better to ensure that you have enough funds to go through the IVF treatment.
    • Get emotional support: IVF also accompanies some emotional ups and downs. It is always nice to talk to your partner, close friends, or family members before going for the procedure. Not all IVF procedures end up in a pregnancy, be mentally prepared to face any kind of outcome of your IVF treatment. 

 

Who Should Go for an In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)?

IVF is for individuals or couples who face infertility issues due to different reasons that are impacting their natural conception. There are various factors that affect fertility, and in general, people with the following conditions may consider IVF as a solution:

  • Damaged or blocked fallopian tubes: This condition can hinder the natural fertilization process. IVF bypasses the need for fallopian tubes by allowing fertilization to take place in a laboratory setting.
  • Infrequent, absent, or fewer eggs for fertilization: Some women may have difficulty producing sufficient numbers of eggs for fertilization to occur naturally. In such cases, IVF helps in stimulating the ovaries to produce multiple eggs, which doctors retrieve and fertilize in the laboratory.
  • Endometriosis: Endometriosis is a condition where the tissue lining the uterus grows outside of it. This affects the function of the ovaries, uterus, and fallopian tubes. IVF is an effective option for women with endometriosis, as it allows placing the fertilized eggs directly into the uterus, bypassing any potential issues caused by the condition.
  • Uterine fibroids: Uterine fibroids are noncancerous growths in the uterus that often interfere with the implantation process of a fertilized egg. IVF benefits women with uterine fibroids as it increases the chances of successful implantation by carefully placing the embryos into the uterus.
  • Male fertility issues: IVF is also suitable for couples facing male factor infertility like poor sperm mobility (weak movement), below-average sperm count, or abnormalities in sperm shape and size. In such cases, IVF allows for the selection of the healthiest and most viable sperm for fertilization.

How to Prepare for Your Appointment with an IVF Doctor?

  • Bring all your medical reports, including hormone tests, ultrasounds, and semen analysis (if available)

  • Monitor your recent menstrual cycles and symptoms
  • Discuss about lifestyle habits, smoking, alcohol, stress, sleep, diet, etc.
  • Be aware of your own and partner’s medical and family history
  • Consider your financials and ask about treatment cost, EMI, or insurance

It’s better to come with your partner for complete evaluation

Questions You Should Ask Your IVF Doctor

  • What all tests are necessary before starting IVF treatment?

  • What are our chances of a successful IVF cycle based on our case?

  • How many IVF cycles are mostly needed?

  • Are there any hidden or additional charges involved in the IVF process?

  • Do we need to consider FET, donor options, or ICSI treatment procedure?

  • How do you decide the number of embryos for transplantation?

  • What lifestyle changes can improve our chances?

What to Expect After in Vitro Fertilization (IVF) Procedure?

Following the final step of the IVF procedure i.e., the egg retrieval procedure, most women resume their normal routine life shortly. It is normal to experience mild symptoms after the embryo transfer procedure. These symptoms can vary from person to person and may not necessarily indicate a pregnancy. A common symptom that many women experience is mild bloating and cramping, it happens because the reproductive organs are manipulated during the transfer. This symptom usually goes away on its own after a while. 

 

Another symptom of successful embryo transfer is breast tenderness due to higher levels of estrogen in the body which may make the breasts feel sensitive and sore. 

Light vaginal bleeding, known as spotting, can also happen after embryo transfer. This can occur when the embryo transplantation in the uterus is successful. 

However, immediately get in touch with your gynecologist if you get severe pain or heavy bleeding. Constipation is another common issue that some people face after the procedure. It can be due to hormonal changes or the use of progesterone supplements, which can impact bowel movements.

 

Note: Only your IVF specialist can confirm if you have successfully conceived after embryo transfer or not. So, don’t leave room for guesswork, and keep in touch with your doctor.

What are the Benefits of IVF Treatment?

When other methods of conception fail, IVF offers hope for individuals or couples struggling to get pregnant naturally. Several benefits of IVF treatment greatly improve your chances of conceiving:

  • Effective results when other treatments fail: IVF works wonders in many cases where other medical treatments don’t give positive results. 
  • Increased chances of conceiving a healthy baby: Through IVF, fertility specialists can carefully select the healthiest embryos for implantation, increasing the chances of a successful pregnancy and the birth of a healthy baby.
  • Higher chances of conception: By directly combining eggs and sperm in a controlled laboratory environment, IVF bypasses many of the obstacles that can hinder natural conception. It maximizes the chances of successful fertilization and implantation, increasing the likelihood of pregnancy.
  • Parenthood for single women and same-sex couples: Through the use of donated eggs or sperm, IVF allows individuals or couples who may not have a traditional biological path to conceive a child and build their family.

Risks and complications of IVF treatment

IVF is a safe reproductive technique, and when performed under the guidance of an expert fertility specialist. However, throughout the procedure, there might be some complications involved at different stages of the treatment, like:

  • Bruising – Mild bruising and soreness at the injection sites during ovarian stimulation is a common short-term complication of IVF.
  • Reaction to medications – At the beginning of IVF, doctors usually give a high dose of medications for several weeks. This may cause nausea and vomiting in several women.
  • Allergies – Some women can develop allergic reactions, itching, and redness at and around the injection site.
  • Reaction to hormonal imbalance – Due to the medications, the patient may suffer from breast tenderness, vaginal discharge, and mood swings.
  • Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHS) – OHS is an abnormal reaction to excess hormones. It is a reaction to hormonal medications that stimulate the development of eggs in the ovaries. In this condition, the ovaries become painful and may even get swollen.
  • Multiple births – In the case of IVF, there can be a minor risk of multiple births if the doctor transfers more than one embryo into the uterus. The transfer of multiple fetuses increases the risk of early labor.
  • Miscarriages – The rate of miscarriage in the case of IVF is significantly higher than in normal pregnancies.

Case study

“We are feeling so blessed. There is no joy like parenthood.”

Ritika (name changed, 34 years old) and her husband Amrit (name changed, 38 years old) had been trying to conceive for the last 6-7 years. They consulted many doctors but could not find anyone with the kind of commitment required for the treatment process. The doctors they checked with told them that both the partners were completely healthy and they did not require any medical intervention. They trusted their words and kept trying for a baby, only to be disappointed month after month and year after year. 

Ritika used to track her ovulation and plan intercourse as the doctors guided her. Eventually, they lost hope and gave up on the plan of being parents. It seemed too much of an effort for both of them. 

“When nothing worked, we consulted a few fertility specialists in Delhi NCR who quoted us hefty amounts. We knew fertility treatments are expensive but what they had asked was way beyond our budget. We did not have that much money for treatment,” said Ritika.

After 11 years of marriage, Ritika and Amrit decided to give one last shot for the treatment. And they approached Pristyn Care for IVF treatment. With the guidance of one of the best fertility specialists in Delhi NCR, Ritika, and Amrit underwent IVF treatment and are proud, happy parents to two lovely twin daughters.

“Affordability was a big relief for us at Pristyn Care. The doctor did not give us any false hope; she only guided us with the best of her professional experience. She made us believe and hope. And things did turn into a reality so wonderfully like we never expected. Our married life has found a new meaning. We are so happy and thankful,” says the couple.

Lifestyle Changes to Boost IVF Success

Fertility specialists recommend making some lifestyle changes to improve the IVF success rate. Building a healthier lifestyle ensures better treatment outcomes and raises the chances of a successful pregnancy. Here are some diet and lifestyle changes the patients should make after their IVF procedure: 

  • Healthy and balanced diet for IVF success: Maintaining a healthy diet is crucial for good reproductive health, and keeping away deficiencies. Have a balanced diet and include a variety of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, and healthy fats in your meals. Your diet must be rich in nutritious foods that support the body’s needs during the recovery period.
  • Include Folic Acid and Prenatal Vitamins in the Diet: Take folic acid supplements and prenatal vitamins as your IVF specialist prescribes. These supplements are essential for fetal development and reduce the risk of certain birth defects.
  • Stay Hydrated: Maintain proper hydration by drinking 7-8 glasses of water throughout the day. Adequate hydration is essential for overall well-being and can help with the healthy functioning of various body systems, including the reproductive system.
  • Quit Smoking: Doctors strictly advise to quit smoking during IVF procedures. It has a huge negative impact on the chances of successful IVF and makes you prone to having complications during pregnancy. 
  • Avoid Caffeine and Alcohol: Limit caffeine and alcohol consumption as these adversely impact fertility and pregnancy. You may consider cutting down on consuming alcohol and caffeine during the IVF treatment as well as during pregnancy.
  • Exercise Regularly:  Engage in regular physical activity, as your doctor approves. Low-impact exercises, such as walking, pranayama, and yoga, boost overall well-being and help maintain a healthy weight. Do avoid excessive or strenuous exercise that could negatively impact fertility or implantation.
  • Keep Stress Levels in Check: IVF treatment can have emotional impacts on several women, and therefore, it is important to manage stress effectively. There are several ways to manage stress during this period, including mindfulness, meditation, deep breathing exercises, or engaging in fun activities that a patient enjoys. Talk more to your friends and family members, and get your queries and concerns addressed by your IVF doctor. 
  • Sleep Well: Get 7- hours of sound sleep to allow you to rest and recuperate In case of consistent sleeping issues, discuss it with your doctor.
  • Seriously stick to your doctor’s advice: It’s a must to follow the doctor’s advice and instructions. Attend all scheduled follow-up appointments, take prescribed medications as advised by the doctor, and immediately contact them in case of any emergency. 

FAQs around IVF Treatment

Is IVF treatment painful?

IVF treatment is not a painful procedure. The only stage that might cause discomfort is the egg retrieval stage. Other than this, most patients do not feel any pain except for little cramps and bloating.

What is the right time to consult an IVF specialist?

Women over the age of 35 years should consult a specialist for IVF treatment after trying to conceive for one year. As a woman reaches her mid-30s, her chances of pregnancy decrease. By this age, a woman should speak to a doctor to check her ovarian reserve and take necessary guidance. 

What happens during the embryo transfer procedure?

Embryo transfer is the final stage of the IVF process, which involves the transfer of the selected number of embryos through the cervix into the uterus. A long and slender catheter is used to release the embryo or embryos in the uterus.

How many cycles will it take for successful conception?

For healthy couples, there are high chances of conceiving in the first IVF cycle successfully. However, if the first attempt is unsuccessful, the patients usually have to go through 2-3 IVF cycles to have a pregnancy without complications.

How much time does an IVF cycle take?

Usually, one complete cycle of IVF takes around 6-8 weeks. However, your IVF specialist may split these steps into different parts, which can take longer.

How long does it take to get pregnant after IVF treatment?

After IVF, it takes about a week or so for the embryo implantation to take place successfully. You’ll know if you have conceived with a pregnancy test about 10–14 days later. If positive, an ultrasound in a few weeks confirms everything’s on track.

What happens if a woman doesn't get pregnant during the first cycle of IVF?

It’s a common occurrence to not get pregnant in the IVF cycle. So, if a woman doesn’t conceive during the first IVF cycle, she still has a chance of getting pregnant during the second, third, or even more IVF cycles.

Are there any lifestyle factors that can affect the success of IVF?

Yes. Some lifestyle factors such as smoking and unmonitored alcohol consumption can affect the success of in vitro fertilization. The fertility specialists typically suggest the patients to restrict these habits during the treatment process. In addition, the doctor may also advise patients to maintain a healthy body weight in order to ensure the efficacy of the procedure.

How long does it take to get pregnant after IVF treatment?

One cycle of IVF treatment takes around two months. However, research suggests that women younger than 35 will get pregnant and have a baby with their first IVF egg retrieval and subsequent embryo transfer(s) about half the time.

What happens if a woman doesn't get pregnant during the first cycle of IVF?

If a woman doesn’t get pregnant with the first cycle of IVF, she still has a perfect chance of getting pregnant with the second, third, or even more cycles of IVF.

Can donor eggs be used for IVF?

Yes, you can use the donor egg or sperm as both are viable and you have undergone the appropriate procedures to prepare your uterus for transfer.

Do donor eggs or sperm affect the treatment outcome?

No, donor eggs or sperm don’t affect the treatment outcome.

Are IVF babies healthy?

Yes, an IVF baby is usually normal and healthy. Millions of babies across the globe are born using IVF, which is entirely normal. The only difference between IVF babies and normal babies lies in the process of fertilization. After that, the rest of the pregnancy is as regular as a normal pregnancy.

Can a woman with uterus disease undergo IVF treatment?

It depends on several factors, such as the disease type, cause, and severity. You can book an appointment and consult online/offline with our highly experienced IVF experts to know more about the same.

How does age impact the success rate of IVF treatment?

The success rate of an IVF treatment depends highly on the woman’s age. As a woman ages, her chances of having a successful pregnancy gradually go down. If she is using her eggs:

  • If the woman is below 35 years of age, the percentage of live births per egg retrieval is 54.4%.
  • For a woman between 35 to 37 years of age, the percentage of live births per egg retrieval is 42%.
  • For a woman between 38 to 40 years of age, the rate of live births per egg retrieval is 26.6%.
  • For a woman aging between 41 to 42 years, the rate of live births per egg retrieval is 13.3%.
  • If the woman ages 43 or above, her chances of live births per egg retrieval goes to as low as 3.9%.

What is the IVF Treatment Cost in India?

The average cost of one cycle of IVF Treatment ranges from INR 64700 to INR 90000. in India.

What is the right time to consult a doctor for IVF?

Women who’re under 35 years old, and have been unable to conceive a child despite having regular, unprotected sex, should consult with a fertility specialist for IVF at the earliest. Age is a major factor impacting the success of IVF.

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