Timing and plans vary for every patient. This is a general guide; the exact plan is determined after examination.
Treatment journey
Your health history, previous tests and expectations are reviewed.
The physician explains any examinations or tests that are needed.
Suitable options, timing and follow-up steps are discussed together.
The agreed plan is carried out and monitored according to clinical needs.
First consultation
Everything people ask, in one place. In short: come in, we listen, then we plan together.
You do not need to wait for a specific cycle day for the first consultation; some tests for women are done on certain cycle days and the doctor will schedule them. If you want to speed things up, coming on day 2–3 of your cycle can save time.
Detailed answer →Come with your partner if possible. The assessment covers both of you, and a semen analysis is usually one of the first steps for the man; coming together avoids a second visit.
If you have them: previous test results, ultrasound and HSG reports, records of earlier IVF cycles, surgical reports and a list of current medicines. If you have none, that is fine — we start from scratch.
The doctor listens to your history, performs an examination and ultrasound, and identifies any missing tests. You leave with a list of tests and a general roadmap. The definitive plan is set once results are in.
Allow a few hours for the consultation, examination and any tests that can be done the same day. No hospital stay is needed.
We help out-of-town and international patients with accommodation; let us know in advance so the consultation and tests can be combined in one visit.
Detailed answer →The process
From the first consultation to the pregnancy test — see when each step happens.
Injections at home, ultrasound checks every 2–3 days. No need to stop working.
15–20 minutes under anaesthesia. You go home the same day.
Fertilisation and embryo growth to the blastocyst stage.
Transfer without anaesthesia, then the hCG blood test.
Timings are approximate: your doctor sets the exact plan based on your test results.
Bring previous examination results, test reports and a list of current medicines, if available.
You do not need to stop working, and no hospital stay is required — all procedures are outpatient.
Leave your name and phone number — we will call you back.
