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Pristyn Care - Best Hospital For Female Infertility Treatment

Pristyn Care is one of India’s most trusted fertility treatment centres, which has helped a large number of couples live their dream of becoming parents. We curate customized fertility treatment packages at affordable rates to make treatment accessible for all. Our team comprises some of the best fertility specialists in India who have extensive experience providing successful fertility treatments. They also keep themselves updated with the advancement in medicine and use the most modern treatment methods to ensure high success rates. 

Pristyn Care has partnered with top fertility hospitals/clinics in India with world-class infrastructure to deliver an outstanding treatment experience for patients. Our motto is to provide a smooth fertility treatment experience for patients with minimal complications. Book an appointment with our fertility specialist now. 

Female Infertility - Types Of Treatments

Non Surgical:

Listed below are some common and reliable female infertility treatments: 

Egg Freezing

Oocyte Cryopreservation, or Egg freezing, is a technology that can help women have a child whenever they want. A woman’s ability to get pregnant deteriorates as she ages. Therefore, several women find it difficult to conceive once they enter their 30s. Egg freezing is an excellent option for women who are not planning to get pregnant immediately but wish to conceive in the future. In this method, the doctors extract some eggs from the ovaries, freeze them, and then store them unfertilized to be used later. Sometimes, egg freezing is used with IVF or in-vitro fertilization. The ideal age for a woman to freeze her eggs is the late 20s or early 30s. 

Embryo freezing

This procedure is similar to egg freezing, except it involves freezing embryos instead of eggs. This procedure allows couples to store their embryos for later use. The doctor extracts eggs from a woman’s ovaries and combines them with the male partner’s sperm in the lab to allow fertilization. Once the embryo is formed, it is stored at sub-zero temperatures. This method is generally recommended for people who are to undergo chemotherapy in the near future, have genetic disorders that affect the reproduction process or are taking medicines that affect fertility. Additionally, this method also lets same-sex couples and people belonging to other groups of the LGBTQ community plan pregnancies. 

Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) 

ART or Assisted Reproductive Technology, includes multiple infertility treatments in which the sperm and eggs are handled. These methods are used for women who have a blockage in the fallopian tube and in cases where the sperm is unable to fertilize the egg. ART can include treatment through medicines as well as surgical methods. Listed below are the most advanced and commonly performed ART procedures: 

In Vitro Fertilization, or IVF 

IVF, or In Vitro Fertilization, is a reliable ART procedure that has helped a large number of couples achieve parenthood. It is generally recommended when a woman can’t conceive due to blocked or damaged fallopian tubes or the male partner can not produce enough sperm. In IVF, the fertilization process, which generally happens inside a woman’s body, is replicated in a lab on a petri-dish. The procedure begins with stimulating a woman’s ovaries with drugs, which increases egg production. When the eggs mature, they are extracted from the ovaries and combined with sperm in a petri-dish to initiate the fertilization process. When the fertilization process is complete, and embryos are formed, the doctor implants these embryos in the woman’s uterus and waits for pregnancy to happen. 

IUI (Intrauterine Insemination)

IUI, or intrauterine insemination, is another highly reliable infertility treatment which is also quite affordable. In IUI, the doctors implant the sperm of the male partner or donor directly into the woman’s uterus. Unlike IVF, fertilization in IUI happens inside the woman’s body. This treatment is generally recommended in unexplained infertility cases, where the sperm motility is low or the sperm has difficulty reaching the egg. The doctors wash and concentrate the sperm and then inject the sperm directly into the uterine cavity near the time of your ovulation. Women have to wait for approximately two weeks to take a pregnancy test. 

Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) 

This assisted reproductive technology involves introducing a single sperm cell to an egg cell. When the embryo is formed, it is transferred to the uterus or the fallopian tube. This ART is generally suggested if IVF fails to give effective results or when there are serious problems with the sperm. 

Intrafallopian transfer

If the fertility specialist suspects unexplained infertility, low motility in sperm, or blockage or damage in the fallopian tube, they may suggest Intrafallopian transfer. This treatment is divided into: 

• Zygote intrafallopian transfer (ZIFT) or Tubal Embryo Transfer: Here, fertilization happens in a lab, and the fertilized embryo is then placed into the uterus. 
• Gamete intrafallopian transfer (GIFT): In this treatment, the doctors transfer the eggs and sperm into the fallopian tube, and fertilization is allowed to take place in the woman’s body. 

Fertility medications

In most cases of female infertility, doctors start their treatment with medication. The doctor will first perform a thorough diagnosis to determine the best medicines for you. On determining the exact cause of infertility, the doctor will suggest medicines to help you conceive. The most commonly prescribed medicines for infertility are Gonadotropins and Clomid. These medicines induce ovulation and enhance ovarian stimulation to increase your chances of conceiving.