Cost of IVF is not a problem anymore at Mother’s Lap IVF Centre

There is good news for all the couples suffering from infertility. Couples who wish to go for In Vitreo Fertilization (IVF) method for pregnancy but step back due to cost factor. Now there is a good news for them that now they can pay in easy instalments.

Whenever a couple plans for the infertility treatment via IVF the first and foremost thing they think about is the cost involved. Usually IVF is an expensive option but here at Mother’s Lap IVF Centre, please do not worry about the cost. If you are planning for a IVF Treatment then cost is not a problem anymore. It is not easy to understand the sadness behind infertile couple’s journey. It is more traumatizing for a childless couple if they are not financially well off. Mother’s Lap IVF Centre has started offering interest-free IVF loan option to the childless couples with fertility treatment at affordable rates. Couples who want to get IVF treatment can now start their

International Patient care at Mother’s Lap IVF Centre

Everybody knows that India is emerging as one of the most preferred healthcare destinations for patients across the globe. With more and more people been diagnosed with infertility problem from all over the world, India is considered the top destination for fertility medical tourism because of the most affordable and technologically viable options for infertility treatments.

Great infrastructures, world-class facilities, state-of-the-art hospitals and centres, highly skilled and professional doctors and affordable treatment costs have grown the medical tourism industry drastically in the country. Growing quality standards and global compliance and evolution in clinical care are helping the industry grow further. Other specialties of medical tourism in India apart from fertility include organ transplantation, oncology, cardiology, neurosurgery, cosmetic surgery, orthopedics, etc.

In 2017-18, we saw an overall 5 to 8% increase in the number of international patients coming to our centre in Pitampura, Delhi, India for infertility treatment when compared with the previous years.

Mother’s Lap IVF Centre is the most sought out centre for all kinds of infertility problems in India. Our clinical excellence is marvellous and our centre has been awarded several times as best IVF centre in Delhi-NCR. It is the finest choice for international patients as it comprises world-class facilities, state-of-the-art equipment, and extensive expertise of most qualified

When should I consult fertility specialist?

Getting pregnant or difficulty in conceiving is a common problem for couples in India now-a-days. Usually fertility in young couples in their 20s and early 30s are at peak and gradually starts declining once anyone crosses 30 years of age. You may not get pregnant in the very first attempt; however even after trying naturally for 1 year if you are unable to conceive, then it is a matter of concern.

As an infertility specialist, over the years, I have seen more and more couples open up about their fertility problems. They are proactively seeking expert help about their reproductive health. It’s no longer a topic behind closed doors. We at Mother’s Lap IVF Centre, helps you to open frankly about your fertility problems, discuss concerns and seek the best medical solution for all your infertility problems. In this blog, I shall discuss on some guidelines that will help you decide when you should consult a fertility specialist.

Firstly the Age Factor:

If you are above 35 years old and have been trying to conceive naturally and failing for 6 months or more, visit a fertility specialist immediately. Women over the age of 35 years have a lesser chance of pregnancy even through assisted reproductive techniques, because the eggs may not be of the best quality at a later age. With age, other complications can also arise leading to a depleted ovarian reserve.

Secondly the Health Factor:

There are several health conditions that have adverse effects on the fertility potential of women. Thyroid disorder in women can lead to hormonal imbalances. Women who suffer from thyroid diseases are known to be affected with conditions like infertility, miscarriages, abnormalities in foetal brain development, etc. However, if the thyroid disorder is identified and the patient takes medication, then the woman can conceive through fertility treatment. During the treatment procedure, it is advised that you consult your fertility specialist regularly.

Women suffering from PCOS or endometriosis are advised to consult the fertility specialist when they decide to get pregnant. Endometriosis leads to an

The best infertility treatments at Mother's Lap IVF Centre

Many thanks to the advanced technology today infertility treatments are like God stepping

in the life for the all the couples who are unable to become parents on their own. All infertility treatments involve bringing the husband’s sperm and the wife’s egg together. This can take place in a woman’s womb or in a laboratory, and there are differing levels of complexity, care and techniques needed.

Let’s see below a short introduction to the 3 most common infertility treatments:

Intrauterine insemination (IUI)

IUI is usually the first line of treatment in most infertility cases. In this treatment, the wife is given hormones to help her ovulate (discharge mature eggs from the ovaries) at the right time, while the husband’s semen is collected, washed (motile sperms separated from the seminal fluid) and the sperms are then introduced into the wife’s uterus using a special sterile tube.

In-vitro fertilisation (IVF)

In IVF, after hormone treatment and an ultrasound to check ovulation, the woman’s egg is picked up and allowed to mingle with her husband’s sperms in a glass dish in the lab, and

Surprising Reasons You're Not Getting Pregnant

It is estimated that globally between 60-80 million couples suffer from infertility every year,

  of which (IVF) may be the only option, it’s important to know some of the very common causes of infertility. Probably between 15- 20 million are in India alone says ICMR Bulletin. It could be very disappointing every month to get a negative pregnancy test especially when you are trying hard to get pregnant. But before assuming that in vitro fertilization

Here are the five possible facts why you might be struggling with infertility and what you can do about it.

1. You don’t have enough healthy eggs:

You’re born with a fixed number of eggs but the number and health of your eggs declines as you get older. In fact, a healthy and fertile 30-year-old has only 20 percent chances of getting pregnant each month, according to a report published in American Society for Reproductive Medicine. If you are consuming fertility drugs then number of eggs further decreases.

What to do: Optimizing egg health is a key, so gets to a healthy weight and if you smoke, quit now. Do not consume drugs for egg formation without IUI and IVF. Consult a good fertility centre and try to complete your family before 35 years of age.

What to do before getting pregnant

Top tips for getting pregnant

I see many patients struggling with infertility and they all have different stories to tell

about their infertility journey. Today the lifestyle we live is the biggest reason that affects thousands and lakhs of couples to become infertile. Sometimes it literally broke my heart when I listened to their stories but being and Infertility specialist, it is indeed my duty to give my best advise to all the couples across the globe to live healthy and give them the best tips to follow for their fertility. Here are certain tips that you need to keep in mind and follow religiously to conceive: 

1. First of all your age matters a lot:  

For a woman the best reproductive years are in her 20s. When a woman reaches her thirties, her fertility will gradually decline, particularly after the age of 35. In your early 30’s you only have a 20% chance of getting pregnant. So, plan early. 

2. Lifestyle choices: 

How you live is the another important factor to be considered. If you are prone to take alcohol, smoking, drugs or taking medications such as painkillers and anti-inflammatory, it will definitely hamper your chances of getting pregnant on your own and then you need to seek a fertility expert. Abstain from such choices. 

Can being overweight lower my testosterone levels?

Obesity is no doubt a major health challenge worldwide. Being overweight brings plethora of

health issues such as heart diseases, diabetes, hypertension, stroke, osteoarthritis and some cancers like colon and breast. And not only these, but obesity highly affects your sex life too. One is considered to be obese when you weigh more than 20% above of your ideal weight.

How obesity can affect your sex life?

Being overweight hinders stamina which is important to sustain sexual performance. It disturbs ones hormonal balance which in turn affects testosterone levels, causing loss of libido or low sex drive. Obesity also affects blood flow to the genitals and lack of blood circulation there causes erectile dysfunction.

Testosterone is actually an important male hormone which helps in development of male sexual organs and builds strong bones. Testosterone levels begin to rise at puberty and peak in early adulthood and then start declining with age. Furthermore, excess fat in the inner thighs and pubic region results in high testes temperatures of over 35°C. This may be

What are some possible causes of infertility?

In Today’s time lifestyle plays a pivotal role in your fertility. There are numerous issues which creates hindrances in becoming a parent. Here are 6 common causes which impairs infertility, please have a look:

Blocked fallopian tubes: Blocked or damaged fallopian tubes prevent sperm from getting to your egg for fertilization. This condition also prevents the fertilized egg from getting to your uterus. For a successful pregnancy to take place, your fertilized egg has to move to the uterus for growth. It is usually caused by pelvic inflammatory disease, sexually transmitted infections (such as chlamydia), and any history of uterine infection caused by abortion or miscarriage.

PCOS: Polycystic ovarian syndrome is very common today and it affects one in 10 women. It is a hormonal disorder, where small cysts grow at outer edges of the ovaries and it makes