Best Fertility Specialist in India

• IVF/ICSI/IMSI: This approach is preferred than conventional IVF and gives better results in case of severe male infertility.
  Intracytoplasmic morphologically selected sperm injection (IMSI) represents the modern form of intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI).
• Egg Donation (own donor egg bank): A woman donates eggs to enable another woman to conceive.
• TESA: Testicular sperm aspiration involves collecting sperm through a small needle injected directly into the testicles.
• Assisted Hatching: Assisted reproductive technology, used in conjunction with conventional IVF treatment to improve the results of IVF.
• ROPA: Reception of oocytes from the partner, where one woman contributes with oocytes and the other with the uterus.
• Donor Sperm: Sperm from the donor obtained by sperm bank.
• Embryo/Sperm/Egg Freezing: Preserving the sperm/egg at a very low temperature (requires special temperature conditions, i.e., -196 degree Celsius).
• Embryoglue: Medium developed for the implantation of embryos.
• Embryo Monitoring: Allows embryologists to record the development of embryos inside at timed intervals.
• ErMap (Endometrial Receptivity Study): Personalised test to diagnose the receptivity status of the endometrium during the window of implantation.
• PGD/PGS: Genetic screening technologies to reduce the risk of passing genetic diseases.
• ImMap (Endometrial Immunological Study): Immunology tests to identify the cause of the failed implantation or miscarriage.
• MACS: Technique that enables sperm with the most superior characteristics to be selected.
• Advanced Sperm Test: Semen analysis to quantify active sperm cells and examine the motility.
• Preconception Genetic Test: Involves blood tests to check whether a woman is likely to conceive a child with a genetic disorder.
• NIPT (Non-Invasive Prenatal Test): A process of assessing the risk that a fetus will be born with a definite hereditary deformity.
• KIR-HLA Genotyping: Genetic test that allows the assessment of the risks of embryo being rejected by the maternal immune system.
• Embryoscope: Uninterrupted viewing of embryos in real-time.

Fertility specialists in India are equipped and updated with the most recent and most advanced developments and techniques in reproductive medicine (obstetrics and gynaecology).

In India, fertility specialists go through a challenging academic curriculum and qualify for exceptionally competitive examinations. First, a medical student must complete a very rigorous 5 ½ years actual graduation (MBBS) that includes an internship. He/she operates in multiple clinical departments on a rotatory basis to obtain real clinical experience in all clinical disciplines.

Post completion of actual graduation, doctors prepare for a nationwide entrance. Upon qualifying the same, they can apply for MD/MS (specialization of 3 years in obstetrics and gynaecology) or a post-graduate diploma (2 years – obstetrics and gynaecology). Doctors can also apply for a highly recognized DNB (Post-graduate Master's degree for Specialist Doctors of National board).

Recent regulation in India also mandates all doctors to complete 2-5 years of compulsory rural service enriching the clinical exposure and better practical experience. Apart from this, several fertility doctors travel abroad to work with globally recognized medical experts and complete distinguished courses in reproductive medicine to possess exceptional clinical expertise. Fertility specialists in India focus on gaining technical expertise.

The majority of fertility specialists in India are entitled to fellowships from the topmost and well recognized global institutes and the exposure of working with internationally recognized healthcare professionals. This makes Indian fertility specialists more suitable and versatile to numerous techniques, approaches, and methods for a variety of surgical treatments.

The average consultation fees/charge of a fertility specialist in India ranges from INR 1000 to INR 2000.

Reproductive Endocrinologists: Gynaecologist with expertise in male-female fertility issues and can provide treatment for the same. A reproductive endocrinologist can carry out and prescribe fertility tests and treatments (IUI and IVF).

Andrologists: Urologists with additional training in male fertility.

Reproductive Surgeon: Capable of performing surgical procedures beyond fertility issues.

Reproductive Immunologist: Specialist with knowledge of immunology and reproductive medicine.

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