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FAQs
Most Common Questions About IVF
Success rates can vary based on age, medical history, and other factors. It's important for patients to know what to expect.
Home IVF kits are not a substitute for conventional IVF. They provide tools for at-home sample collection and preliminary analysis. The actual fertilization and embryo transfer still require a clinic visit.
Patients often want a breakdown of costs including consultations, medications, procedures, and follow-up.
The availability of at-home IVF services may be geographically limited. Contact the provider to inquire about service areas outside of Thane and Mumbai. Options for remote consultations and medication delivery might exist.
Common questions include potential side effects of medications, risks of multiple pregnancies, or complications during the process.
Medications for IVF are typically prescribed by a fertility specialist. Depending on the service, they may be delivered to your home, or you might need to pick them up from a pharmacy. Instructions for self-administration will be provided.
Patients typically want a timeline from initial consultation through embryo transfer and pregnancy testing.
This is a common concern for individuals or couples with fertility issues related to egg or sperm quality.
PCOD, or Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, is a hormonal disorder common among women of reproductive age. It causes irregular periods, excess androgen levels, and cysts in the ovaries. PCOD can lead to fertility issues due to irregular ovulation and may require fertility treatment to conceive. PCOD's impact on fertility is crucial for those seeking assistance to overcome reproductive challenges.
PCOD doesn't have a cure, but its symptoms can be managed through lifestyle changes, medications, regular exercise, healthy diet and sometimes surgery. It's important for individuals with PCOD to consult healthcare professionals for personalized guidance and treatment options tailored to their specific needs.
Common medications for PCOD include birth control pills to regulate menstrual cycles, metformin to improve insulin sensitivity, and anti-androgen medications to manage symptoms like excess hair growth (hirsutism) and acne. Your PCOD specialist may also prescribe fertility medications if you're trying to conceive.
PCOD can interfere with ovulation, which makes it harder for women to become pregnant. A PCOD-related hormonal imbalance or irregular menstrual cycle can impact the ovaries' ability to release eggs. Nonetheless, many PCOD-affected women are still able to become pregnant with the right care and lifestyle adjustments.
Managing PCOD during pregnancy is crucial for maternal and foetal health. Consultation with experts ensures comprehensive care for PCOD and tailored treatment plans for women with PCOD during pregnancy. Women with PCOD have a slightly higher risk of pregnancy complications like gestational diabetes and high blood pressure, so regular prenatal care is essential.