It is a specialised technique that uses hormonal therapy to stimulate the growth development and release of eggs in women who are facing infertility due to anovulation, a condition marked by the inability of the ovaries to release eggs during menstruation. The hormones may either be given orally or administered into the body in the form of injectables. Once the medicines are started, you will be required to undergo regular ultrasounds to monitor your body's response.

Semen or egg freezing technique is recommended to those males or females, who wish to preserve their chances at parenthood. These can be later used in procedures like IVF or ICSI, to induce pregnancy when the couple/ intended parent is ready.

ICSI stands for Intra cytoplasmic sperm injection, a technique that inverse the use of a micropipette and needle to inject a single healthy sperm directly into the cytoplasm of the egg. The procedure is more commonly recommended in the case of male factor infertility, especially when the problem is related to sperm quality. A sample of sperm is retrieved from the male partner and assessed to find the healthiest sperm. This is then immobilised and picked up using a needle and injected into the egg retrieved from the female partner. The needle is withdrawn, allowing the sperm to fertilise the egg.

Also referred to as cryopreservation aims at freezing and storing the eggs that have been fertilized. This is done so that the embryos can be used to induce pregnancy in future. You can go for embryo freezing if you plan on postponing your pregnancy due to any personal or medical reason. This technique is also ideal for people who have to undergo therapy for cancer, as the same can impair their fertility.

Intrauterine insemination, also referred to as artificial insemination, involves the collection of a sperm sample, which is washed and prepared in a laboratory setting. This is directly administered into the uterus of the female partner when she is ovulating. The idea behind the treatment is to bring the sperm closer to the egg at the time when the latter is released. IUI may be recommended to couples suffering from a wide range of fertility issues, concerning either the male or the female partner.

It is a superfast cooling technique that helps to store and preserve the embryos, to be used for fertility treatments in future. Vitrification can help to cool the reproductive cells to a temperature of -196 degrees celsius and comes with many benefits over the normal cryopreservation technique. It offers a better survival rate and can also help to enhance clinical outcomes.

In vitro fertilization is one of the most popular assisted reproductive techniques, recommended to couples with severe female factor infertility. The technique involves the retrieval of a semen sample from the male partner and placing it along with a sample of eggs taken from the female partner. This is done in a safe and suitable laboratory setting. The process of fertilization takes place naturally and the resulting embryo is placed inside the womb of the intended mother, where it grows just like in the case of natural pregnancy.

It is a technique used in IVF, that uses a strong beam of light to create a small hole in the shell, making it easier for the embryo to come out. The procedure is performed on the third day following fertilization, in IVF or ICSI treatment. The technique is recommended for women who plan their pregnancy late, have high production of follicles, have a history of multiple unsuccessful IVF cycles, or have a tendency to produce thick zona pellucida.

Hysterosalpingography is an x-ray technique that helps to detect or assess any kind of blockage in the fallopian tubes. It involved the use of a special dye and a thin to that is introduced inside the body using a transvaginal approach. As the dye passes through the uterus and fallopian tubes, it helps to create an outline which can be easily seen using the X-ray. This helps to detect any abnormality or blockage, which could be interfering with your ability to conceive.

It is an umbrella term used for a variety of gynaecological interventions that aim at restoring, maintaining or enhancing the reproductive function of a female. The surgery aims at correcting congenital malformations or any defect that has been acquired later while keeping the ovarian reserve intact.

It is an advanced technique that involves the collection of sperm samples directly from the testicular tissues. Soum retriever procedure is recommended for males with severe male factors in fertility. It is a very important step in assisted reproductive techniques like in vitro fertilization and intracytoplasmic sperm injection. There are several different ways in which the sperm can be retrieved, which can be both surgical and non-surgical. The former include procedures like Testicular Sperm Extraction (TESE), Testicular Sperm Aspiration (TESA), Microsurgical Epididymal Sperm Aspiration (MESA), Percutaneous Epididymal Sperm Aspiration (PESA), where are the latter includes procedures like Penile Vibratory Stimulation (PVS) and Electroejaculation (EEJ).