Infertility Treatment in Pune

Infertility is the inability to conceive or get pregnant even after having unprotected intercourse for over a year. Infertility is common in females above 35 years old as the egg quality and quantity decline rapidly after this age. Females should seek infertility treatment as early as possible because the sooner the cause of infertility is diagnosed the higher the chances of future pregnancy will be. An early diagnosis will also help in providing the right treatment by the fertility expert which will improve the chances of a successful pregnancy.

Inamdar IVF Fertility Center  has been the best Infertility Treatment centre in Pune. We are known to provide the best female infertility treatment in Pune, India, with more than 10 years of combined expertise and thousands of joys delivered to families by IVF and other methods.

We at Ferticity, assess the couple first, talk to them about their biological clock, expectations and previous experiences. Some of the most common questions we ask are –

• Is the female partner forming an egg during her cycle? Remember that cycles may be anovulatory (no egg formation) even if the menstrual cycle is completely regular
• Are her fallopian tubes open? Fallopian tubes perform the important task of picking up an egg after ovulation, hosting it in its lumen for fertilization and then shifting the embryo into the uterus for further growth
• Are all the hormones that set up these events normal?
• Is the uterus normal – as it has to allow implantation of the embryo and nurture the fetus for the next 9 months?

For the male partner, a semen analysis is performed to check for the semen quality and assessment of sperm count, shape and motility.

So, a basic evaluation is done at first which includes semen analysis, ultrasound for confirming ovulation and uterine problems, blood tests for thyroid, prolactin and ovarian reserve (FSH, LH, E2 & AMH) and a test for the health of the fallopian tubes.

The health of the fallopian tubes (Tubal patency) can be tested through HSG – which is an X-ray-based dye test or SSG – an ultrasound-based test.