IVF →
In vitro fertilisation brings eggs and sperm together in an embryology laboratory. Whether it is appropriate depends on both partners’ evaluation, treatment history and personal circumstances.
Information before decisions
Understand your fertility treatment options
Explore the purpose, process, limitations and questions worth asking about each option. A guide can help you prepare, but personal recommendations require assessment by a registered specialist.
उपचार की जानकारी हिन्दी में →Choose the question you want to understand
ICSI →
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection is a laboratory fertilisation technique used within an IVF cycle. A single selected sperm is injected into a mature egg when there is a clinical reason to consider it.
IUI →
Intrauterine insemination places a prepared sperm sample inside the uterus near ovulation. It is less invasive than IVF, but it is suitable only in selected circumstances.
egg freezing →
Egg freezing, or oocyte cryopreservation, preserves unfertilised mature eggs for possible future treatment. It may offer an option, but it cannot guarantee a future pregnancy.
embryo freezing →
Embryo cryopreservation uses vitrification to store suitable embryos created through IVF or ICSI. Future use requires clinical review, valid consent and compliance with Indian ART law.
male infertility care →
A male factor may contribute alone or alongside female factors. Early joint assessment can reduce delay, identify health concerns and support a more appropriate fertility plan.
fertility testing →
A thoughtful fertility evaluation usually considers both partners at the same time. Tests are selected from the history and should answer a clinical question—not become an endless checklist.
PGT-A →
Discuss whether PGT-A is appropriate in your IVF plan and request a written cost breakdown. Testing screens selected chromosome abnormalities; it is not needed for everyone and cannot guarantee pregnancy.
altruistic surrogacy guidance →
Umeed IVF provides medical information and treatment-pathway guidance only for altruistic surrogacy involving eligible Indian intending couples, subject to the Surrogacy Act, Rules and current approvals.
Clarity before choosing treatment
Does a fertility concern always mean IVF?
No. The appropriate next step depends on individual assessment. IVF is one possible pathway, not the starting assumption for every person.
What happens during the first counsellor conversation?
You can discuss general questions, your language preference and appointment needs. The first conversation is free; it is not a medical diagnosis.
Are treatment results guaranteed?
No. Outcomes depend on age, diagnosis, egg and sperm factors, embryos, uterine health and other individual considerations.
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