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In a hysteroscopy, the gynecologist guides a thin camera through the vagina and cervix and studies the uterine lining on a screen. That camera, called a hysteroscope, needs no cuts. Doctors tend to bring it up when bleeding keeps returning or pregnancies end early. A...
Read about IVF for long enough and the ERA test is bound to show up. Its full name, Endometrial Receptivity Analysis, carries more weight than the idea behind it. In practice it works like this. A doctor takes a small piece of the womb lining, and a lab then checks...
ICSI in India typically costs between ₹1.5 lakh and ₹3 lakh per cycle, compared to roughly ₹1.2 lakh to ₹2.5 lakh for standard IVF. The difference comes down to a single additional step in the embryology lab. In conventional IVF, sperm and egg are placed together in a...
For a first IVF cycle, the answer is usually no. A standard semen analysis covers what’s needed to plan treatment in most cases, and a sperm DNA fragmentation test isn’t part of that routine workup. Where it does earn a place is in more complicated...
Laser assisted hatching is a lab based technique that can raise implantation rates for certain IVF patients, but it isn’t something every embryo needs. The procedure creates a small opening in the embryo’s outer shell, the zona pellucida, to help it break...
