How IVF treatment helps childless couples?

In our earlier blog, we have discussed about detailed IVF procedure, today we will let you know how IVF treatment help infertile couples on the road to parenthood. In vitro fertilization commonly known as IVF is one of the assisted reproductive techniques available to couples who are unable to conceive despite having unprotected and regular vaginal sexual intercourse for a year. IVF has now become a phrase in such common use that is rare for anyone to talk about “test tube babies” any more.

In vitro means literally ‘in glass’ and the process takes place in a laboratory. During IVF procedure, an egg is surgically removed from the woman’s ovaries and fertilised with sperm in a laboratory. The fertilised egg, now called an embryo, is then transferred to the woman’s womb to grow and develop.

IVF is a viable option for couples to expand family when the rest of the options have failed to achieve positive pregnancy results. If you are going through IVF, you will be given counselling by the team of fertility specialists to guide you through the process.

Who can have IVF?
With a number of treatments available today across the world, almost any couple can have access to IVF in Nepal as an infertility treatment as long as you and your partner can produce your own sperm or eggs. If the treatment costs higher in your home country then travelling abroad is now easier than ever.

IVF as an infertility treatment is a better option for couples whose age is above 35, this means when the female partner have fewer chances of becoming pregnant by naturally. IVF surrogacy Nepal, one of the state-of-the-art IVF Lab in Grande International Hospital will be happy to accommodate women in the early 40’s.