All Treatments

Browse the complete library of fertility treatment guides.

15 treatment guides found

ART

Gestational Surrogacy

A gestational carrier carries a pregnancy created through IVF using the intended parents' or donor gametes. India permits altruistic surrogacy under the Surrogacy Act 2021.

12-18 months (legal process + IVF + pregnancy) Read Guide →
ART

Donor Sperm

Using donated sperm for IUI or IVF when partner sperm is unavailable or carries genetic conditions. Regulated under India's ART Act 2021.

1-2 months (selection + treatment cycle) Read Guide →
Preservation

Cryopreservation

Freezing embryos and sperm using vitrification technology for future use in fertility treatment, oncofertility preservation, and family planning.

Storage ongoing; freeze/thaw procedure is same-day Read Guide →
ART

Natural Cycle & Mini-IVF

IVF with no or minimal stimulation medications — collecting 1-3 eggs naturally for a gentler, more affordable approach.

2-3 weeks per cycle Read Guide →
Surgical

Varicocelectomy & Micro-TESE

Surgical procedures for male infertility — varicocele repair to improve sperm quality, and micro-TESE for sperm extraction in azoospermia.

1-3 hours (procedure); 2-4 weeks recovery Read Guide →
Diagnostic

Hysteroscopy

Minimally invasive procedure to examine and treat the inside of the uterus — removing polyps, fibroids, septum, or adhesions that affect fertility.

15-60 minutes (procedure); 1-3 days recovery Read Guide →
Surgical

Laparoscopy

Minimally invasive surgery to diagnose and treat conditions affecting fertility — endometriosis, fibroids, tubal issues, and adhesions.

30 minutes to 2 hours (procedure); 1-2 weeks recovery Read Guide →
Non-Surgical

Ovulation Induction

First-line fertility treatment using oral medications (Clomid or Letrozole) to stimulate ovulation in women who don't ovulate regularly.

1-6 cycles (5 days medication per cycle) Read Guide →
ART

Donor Egg IVF

Using donor oocytes for women with diminished ovarian reserve or poor egg quality.

4-6 weeks Guide coming soon
Diagnostic

PGT Testing

Preimplantation Genetic Testing to screen embryos for abnormalities.

+1-2 weeks to IVF Guide coming soon
Preservation

Egg Freezing

Oocyte cryopreservation timeline, costs, and fertility preservation.

2-3 weeks Guide coming soon
ART

FET

Using previously frozen embryos for pregnancy attempts.

3-4 weeks Guide coming soon
Non-Surgical

IUI

Intrauterine Insemination procedure, success rates, and optimal candidates.

2-4 weeks per cycle Guide coming soon
ART

ICSI

Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection for severe male factor infertility.

Same as IVF (4-6 weeks) Guide coming soon
ART

IVF

In Vitro Fertilization process, timeline, and what to expect during a cycle.

4-6 weeks per cycle Read Guide →

Quick Comparison

Compare common fertility procedures side-by-side.

Treatment Purpose Invasiveness Typical Timeline Success Potential
IVF Fertilize egg outside body High 4-6 weeks Very High (Age dependent)
ICSI Inject sperm directly into egg High 4-6 weeks Very High
IUI Place sperm in uterus Low 2-4 weeks Moderate
FET Transfer frozen embryo Low 3-4 weeks High
Egg Freezing Preserve eggs for future High 2-3 weeks N/A (Preservation)

Not Sure Which Treatment Applies To You?

Many fertility treatments are recommended based on your diagnosis, age, fertility history, and reproductive goals. Understanding your underlying condition is often the first step.

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Treatment Success Depends On More Than The Procedure

Several factors influence the outcome of any fertility treatment.

Age

Maternal age is the single biggest predictor of IVF success.

Egg Quality

Ovarian reserve and egg quality determine embryo viability.

Underlying Condition

Diagnoses like severe endometriosis affect treatment paths.

Clinic Protocols

Lab quality and specific doctor protocols impact outcomes.

How We Review Our Treatment Guides

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We cite peer-reviewed studies from PubMed, ASRM, and ICMR guidelines.

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