How IVF Technology is a Boon?

When Louise Brown, the first IVF baby took her first breath on the morning of July 25th, 1978, history was made. Several couples who were unable to conceive a child saw it as an opportunity to bring back their hopes of having a child. People’s experiences with infertility have always been very upsetting. Infertility turns up as the worst nightmare for any couple. In India, one out of every six couples is facing this tumultuous condition and the number is incessantly going up.

In-Vitro Fertilization technique allows the combination of egg and the sperm in vitro (in glass), which when successfully fertilized is being transferred to the uterus of the same or another woman to establish pregnancy. With its safest track records, IVF is so far the most lucrative type of assisted reproductive technologies. The technology has advanced since its advent in 1978 and is further improving. 

The success stories of IVF are innumerable. It has helped people achieve a successful pregnancy and a healthy baby. Ranging from women who had blocked fallopian tubes to older patients with low ovarian reserve, it has provided the best opportunities for all. Patients with male infertility problems are observed to have a pretty higher success rate of conceiving via IVF than naturally, with Intra-Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) facilitating the process.  IVF has also proved itself unbeaten in treating patients with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), where hormonal imbalance leads to irregular menstrual cycle and hence the patient faces difficulty in conceiving due to ovulation induction. Women with premature ovarian failure or menopause have also been benefitted from this technique, ascertaining its effectiveness. All in all, IVF has been very successful in almost any case of unexplained fertility and helped varied patients to cherish their dream of becoming a parent.

IVF’s efficiency is attributed to the fact that unlike other reproductive technologies, it has always been on the rising side. No other technology has undergone the same level of improvement as IVF did. It comes covered with techniques like Pre-Implantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD) and Pre-Implantation Genetic Screening (PGS) which are some of the most reliable ways to ensure that the child conceived will not suffer from any disorder. PGS screens the embryos for chromosomal syndrome such as Down’s syndrome and perks up the chances of a more lucrative result. 

In India, infertility affects around 10-14% of the Indian population with slightly higher rates in urban metropolitan areas like Delhi and Mumbai. To help couples get the right IVF treatment in Delhi and other cities including Bengaluru and Jaipur, Fortis La Femme has been providing the best healthcare services. If you are looking forward to blessing your lives with a child, then consider Fortis La Femme, your home.