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If you’re trying to conceive for some time now and your fertility specialist isn’t able to determine why you haven’t already, then it might help to know that you’re not alone. Almost 15-20 percent of couples experience something called unexplained infertility.
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Did you know that almost ten to fifteen percent of the couples in India are infertile? The common assumption in a more primitive time would be that the woman is probably barren and incapable of birthing offspring. However, modern couples are accepting and aware that infertility could be due to the man, as much as it can be because of the woman. However, we now know that 30-40% of infertility is attributed to male infertility, 35-45% to female infertility and there is still 10-15% which is unexplained infertility.
Archish IVF - Fertility & Wellness Center
Our mission is to see couples opting for fertility treatments armed with genuine information in a patient friendly set up. We aim to deliver high success rates backed by highly experienced IVF doctors & embryologists. Get Free Fertility Consultation : 80888 86698or visit our website : www.archishivf.com
Egg freezing is an advance technique allowing women to preserve their fertility and their eggs so that they can have children at a later stage with their own eggs.
Is IVF Painful?
As you can see from the steps listed above, IVF does not have any surgeries or ivf painful procedures as part of the process. The pain you may feel is the same as taking any other regular injection, along with some additional discomfort, especially during egg retrieval and embryo transfer.
How To Cope With Your First IVF Failure
Your fertility specialist will ask you to get a few tests done to determine the cause of your first IVF failure. Once they have understood the underlying cause, they may suggest some corrective measures before you can again in the next cycle.
IVF as a procedure is not painful as it is done under anesthesia. You may feel a slight discomfort while taking injections. IVF process is done by experienced doctors at Archish IVF.
Well, it can. Yes, it can be devastating and painful all at once. And yes, it is natural to have attached more hopes with the IVF treatment than you did with trying to conceive naturally. But after your first IVF failure, is it time to give up this hope just yet? The answer is no.
A majority of women experience period pain. However, certain kinds of pain can be excruciating and unbearable. Now it is best to visit your doctor and get yourself checked. The doctor will carry out the necessary tests and scans to ascertain the cause of the pain. One such cause may be endometriosis.
Failed IVF Cycle? Get a Second Opinion.
The IVF journey can be an emotionally and financially difficult one for couples. Though it brings along a string of hope for couples longing for a baby, it may not click in the first go. Most IVF treatments may require more than one cycle to be successful. And couples who do not achieve success in their first attempt are most likely to go in for a second attempt if they’re financially and emotionally capable of doing so. IVF is the most promising fertility treatment of all for any couple. Yet, the chances of success even under the best care and clinic is around 55-60 percent. You may experience that after a few attempts, you are still unable to conceive.
Reasons For IVF Failure
- IVF cycles sometimes can fail recurrently because of several reasons. These include:
- The inability of the female’s embryos to grow and implant.
- Older age or Inferior quality eggs.
- Ovaries do not respond positively to IVF medication.
- Embryos have chromosomal defects and deformities.
- Lifestyle and habits of the female and male. If you do not quit smoking or get your body weight in check, you might need double the number of cycles for success.
- Poor sperm quality
- Low ovarian reserve
Why Second Opinion Is A Must After undergoing multiple IVF failures at a clinic, it can get challenging for you to figure out what needs to be done next. You must get a second opinion, of course. Like any other medical treatment you undergo, a second opinion is very important in IVF as well. Getting a second opinion from another unrelated IVF clinic can:
- Help you understand the reasons why your previous attempts or cycles may have failed.
- Suggest a more appropriate approach or fertility treatment to increase your chances of success in the next IVF cycle.
- Suggest alternative options of having a baby like egg or sperm donors, surrogacy, etc.
- Help you understand whether the reason you couldn’t conceive until now is that you simply cannot or because of the previous center’s inadequacy and lack of skill.
When Should You Get A Second Opinion
Getting a second opinion on any medical issues and treatments is the most crucial part of the journey. It’s always recommended. With IVF too, you may not want to rely solely on your experience with one center or one fertility specialist alone.
- You should consider going for a second opinion when:
- You have been under the care and treatment plan of a single IVF center since the beginning and haven’t achieved a successful conception yet.
- You have been consulting with a doctor of OB-GYN regarding your fertility health and feel the need to get a more expert opinion on it.
- You feel there is an issue with your infertility diagnosis.
- There are other centers offering treatment options that your current centers are not.
- You’ve had an unpleasant incident with the current center you consult with.
- You are unhappy about your experience with the current center or you don’t feel confident enough about going ahead with them.
- Your doctor advises you to get a second opinion from an expert.
How To Choose A Center For A Second Opinion?
Going to the right center and the right fertility specialist for a second opinion is as important as, if not more, going for a first opinion. So it is more crucial to choose wisely. How can you decide on where you should go for your second opinion?
1. Ask A Doctor You Trust Doctors who are in the industry or particular field usually know of the most recommended names. Based on your relationship with the doctor, ask for recommendations of centers or fertility specialists suitable for you. They will probably have an obvious reference to give you or at least find out from industry experts and get back to you with a bankable center or fertility specialist.
2. Ask Your Family & Friends Asking around with your family and friends allows you to speak to people who have first-hand experience with centers and industry experts. Based on what you hear about each, take a call on who you would like to meet.
3. Prepare Before Your Meeting Once you’ve narrowed down a few names, prepare a list of important questions you need to ask. Ask those questions at each center and then, based on the response, decide on who you would like to continue your IVF treatments with.
Though the IVF treatment can be emotionally and physically taxing for most couples, you must think practically and with a clear mind. Be smart about making well-informed decisions, and know when it’s time to go for a second opinion, rather than just giving up altogether.
At Archish IVF, one of the most promising IVF centers in Bangalore, our team of doctors as well as IVF specialists come from a background of rich experience and knowledge in the field of infertility and patient care. The clinic is well-equipped with modern, state-of-the-art technology and India’s first see-through laboratory. Walk into the Archish IVF family and fulfill your dreams of starting a family of your own.
IVF has helped several couples become a family. In this article, you will get to know about the different treatments and procedures under Assisted Reproductive Technique (ART), and learn about the ART treatments available in Bangalore, a leading IVF hub, and the average IVF treatment cost in Bangalore
Before you embark on the IVF journey, breaking the most common myth around IVF which is that it is artificial and non-natural is important. This is as important a step as it was for you to properly understand the biological process of reproduction on reaching the age of sexual maturity. We all remember our first […]
Archish IVF was born from the need for ethical and scientific practice in the field of infertility. We started ‘Archish’ to bring to couples the entire process of IVF in a soothing and calm environment.
Treatments offered : IVF, ICSI, IUI, Surrogacy, ERA and other fertility treatments
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Setting Up of IUI Lab Setup in India - Archish Fertility
IUI lab is considered as a stepping stone to an IVF laboratory. This is a semi sterile laboratory with very basic equipment. You do not need a dedicated space for an IUI laboratory any small room or part of a big room will suffice. The cost of setting up an IUI lab setup is 10% that of an IVF laboratory.
What Is In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) - Archish Fertility
Trust your clinician, ask the right questions, and that will be your best bet at understanding IVF. Everything during the treatment is tailor-made. That is, during IVF, one person’s treatment is designed for that person alone and will vary from someone else’s. So, don’t try to relate to the experience of a random stranger you met online. You
Timelines in An IVF Laboratory
Working in an IVF laboratory could be stressful and exciting, both at the same time. Exciting because you are about to fulfil someone’s dream of parenthood and stressful because an important part of fulfilling this dream is to do with how good your laboratory is. Thus, it is important to ensure that every laboratory has set SOPs and QA/QC parameters, which are followed meticulously and routinely.
The difference between a good laboratory and an average laboratory is about having standardisation across all members of the team. Every laboratory or chain of clinics will have their own way of conducting a process, depending upon what type of consumables are being used and which media is being used. However, there are some timelines that have no influence on different SOPs at different laboratories and have to be adhered to as a least standard process. Let us understand what IVF lab setup processes are.
1. Dish Preparation: The right manner of dish preparation is the cornerstone of any embryological process. The design and method of preparation may vary from laboratory to laboratory, but basic time of preparation should be followed. As per good practice, in our experience, all dishes made should be incubated at 37 degrees in a CO2 incubator for a minimum of 8 to 12 hours and is a mix of pre-made sides and dispensed tubes.
2. Fertilization or Day 1 check: Fertilization check is dependent on the manner in which you have handled the cycle on Day 0, typically called the ‘ovum pick up day’. In our experience, it is important to incubate the retrieved oocytes for up to 4 hours before performing conventional IVF or ICSI. Documentation of the time at which these processes are done is extremely important, since an ideal time to perform fertilization checks is 16 to 19 hours post injection/insemination, also referred to as HPI.
3. Day 2/Day3 Checks: Once we have separated the fertilized zygotes from the non-fertilized oocytes, it is important that fertilized zygotes are cultured in a new dish. It is essential to document the time at which you performed the fertilization checks, as this would define the time at which you should check the embryos over the next few days. It is important to note that, from Day 2 onwards the zygote has now developed into an embryo and thus, it is important to start grading the embryos. If your laboratory does perform Day 2 checks, it is important to do so 44 to 71 hours post injection or in simple terms 24 hours after fertilization checks. A similar process needs to be followed when you perform Day 3 checks, which is exactly 24 hours after your Day 2 check. In laboratory terminology, it would indicate 67 to 71 hours post injection. Going forward from here, embryo development to Day 5 or 6 will be based on your laboratory’s and/ or clinic’s practice.
4. Day 5/6 or Blastocyst Checks: So, if your laboratory practices Day 5 culturing, it is important to calculate 48 hours post your Day 3 checks, as we skipped a day in between. Thus, for Day 5, a good range would be 116 to 120 hours post injection. Sometimes, the embryos might be slow and you may have to keep them for another day, i.e Day 6 or some laboratories across the world also have a routine to check up to Day 7. In either of these scenarios, it is important to document the Day and time of check.
No laboratory can do away with these timelines, as they define the outcome of a cycle.