What are the benefits of IVF?

IVF was established by Sir Robert Edwards and Patrick Steptoe in 1978 and since then it has helped numerous people, across the globe, become parents. Dr.Kammela Sreedhar outlines some of the benefits allied with IVF. For further information, it is always recommended to consult a fertility specialist who can counsel you in more detail regarding the IVF treatment.

IVF helps out the patients who are otherwise unable to conceive through natural process. The eventual advantage of IVF is pulling off a successful pregnancy and a healthy baby. IVF can make this a veracity for people who are inept of having baby otherwise:

Blocked tubes

For women having blocked or damaged fallopian tubes, IVF offers the best opportunity of conceiving a child using their own eggs.

Older patients/ patients with a low ovarian reserve

IVF can be used to capitalize on the chance of older patients conceiving. At Dr. Kammela’s clinic, they have great proficiency with older women and those with low ovarian reserve. They make use of Natural and Mild IVF to concentrate on quality of eggs, rather than the quantity.

Male infertility

Couples with a male infertility trouble will have a much greater chance of conceiving with IVF than conceiving naturally. With the help of various laboratory techniques experts can facilitate this including intra-cytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI).

Unexplained infertility

As per researches, 1 in 6 couples will experience infertility problems and sometimes these remain undiagnosed even after examination. Such patients may perhaps benefit from intervention.

PCOS

Polycystic ovary syndrome is a common condition wherein there is a hormone imbalance resulting in irregular menstrual cycles. IVF has proved to be very successful in patients with PCOS, not responding properly to fertility medication in isolation.

Endometriosis

Patients with endometriosis, where parts of the womb lining develop outside the womb, can also opt for IVF, as it has produced successful results in this group.