#IVFbaby

[tour2wellness]

[awomansnote]

We are Pregnant!

What a journey it has truly been. 2 years of infertility treatments, wow was it really that long? It felt like forever.. the days really dragged out. The waiting on the clinic phone calls, the days to stall between pregnancy tests, the every other day blood draws at 7 in the morning... the list goes on and on but we made it... she's almost here!

[lathifertility]

How IVF Centers Make Dreams Bloom

Introduction:

The yearning for parenthood can bloom in the most unexpected gardens. Yet, for some couples, nurturing that bloom requires a helping hand. This is where In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) emerges, not just as a medical marvel, but as a bridge to fulfilling the dream of family. In this article, we step inside the world of IVF centers, unveiling their magic in weaving hope and happiness into the fabric of life.

What is an IVF Center?

Think of an IVF center as a sanctuary for fertility challenges. Here, teams of dedicated specialists - from fertility doctors and embryologists to nurses and support staff - come together to navigate the intricate journey of IVF. Equipped with advanced technology and expertise, they transform hope into reality, one delicate embryo at a time.

A Tapestry of Care: Services Offered by IVF Centers

Unraveling the Mystery: The journey begins with unraveling the puzzle of infertility. Comprehensive evaluations and advanced diagnostics help specialists craft personalized treatment plans, charting the course to overcome specific challenges.

Nurturing the Bloom: To ensure a bountiful harvest, ovulation induction techniques encourage the ovaries to produce multiple eggs and maximize the chances of successful fertilization.

Gathering the Precious Seeds: Through a gentle, minimally invasive procedure, mature eggs are retrieved from the ovaries, ready to embark on their transformative journey.

A Dance of Life: A delicate dance unfolds in the laboratory's heart. Skilled embryologists meticulously fertilize the eggs with sperm, nurturing the resulting embryos in a carefully controlled environment, and selecting the healthiest ones for implantation.

Planting the Seed of Hope: With utmost care, the chosen embryos are transferred into the welcoming embrace of the uterus, paving the way for a potential pregnancy.

Preserving the Future: For added flexibility, IVF centers offer cryopreservation, a process that freezes and stores embryos for future use, allowing couples to revisit their family-building dreams at their own pace.

Holding Hands Through the Storm: Beyond the science, IVF centers recognize the emotional rollercoaster patients navigate. Support groups and counseling services provide a haven, a hand to hold through the highs and lows of the fertility journey.

Conclusion and Recommendation:

Choosing an IVF center is not just a medical decision; Nestled within Aurangabad, India, lies a beacon of hope for couples navigating the journey to parenthood: Lathi Gynaecare & Fertility Clinic. Led by the renowned Dr. Sonal Lathi, a seasoned IVF specialist and compassionate doctor, this clinic embodies the expertise and care described throughout this article.

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IVF specialist in Nashik | Dr. Aarti Parakh.

Dr. Aarti Parakh is a skilled IVF specialist in Nashik, having achieved high success rates in treating numerous couples.

[sriramakrishnahospital]

IVF Cost and Success Rate

IVF சிகிச்சை முறையில் கருத்தரிப்பின் செலவு எதனால் மாறுபடுகிறது அதன் வெற்றி விகிதங்கள் என்ன என்பது பற்றிய மருத்துவரின் விளக்கம்

முழு வீடியோவை பார்க்க: https://youtu.be/10sLuVjpQ94

[mediworld-fertility]

मातृत्व का सपना अब होगा साकार Mediworld Fertility के https://mediworldfertility.com/contact-us/

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[selectivf]

Understanding the Cost of IVF Treatment in Punjab

Infertility is a common issue faced by couples today and with advancements in medical technology, In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF) has emerged as one of the most effective methods of treating infertility. IVF is a complex procedure that involves several steps and is therefore a costly affair. In this article, we will delve into the various factors that contribute to the cost of IVF treatment in Punjab.

Cost of IVF Treatment in Punjab

The cost of IVF treatment in Punjab varies depending on various factors such as the fertility clinic, the experience of the doctor, the type of IVF treatment, and the cost of medication. On an average, the cost of IVF in Punjab ranges between Rs. 1,50,000 to Rs. 3,00,000.

Factors Affecting the Cost of IVF in Punjab

Fertility Clinic: The location, reputation, and experience of the fertility clinic play a significant role in determining the cost of IVF treatment. Reputed clinics in urban areas are more expensive compared to smaller clinics in rural areas.

Experience of the Doctor: The experience and expertise of the doctor performing the IVF procedure is another factor that affects the cost of IVF treatment. A doctor with a higher level of experience would naturally charge more for their services.

Type of IVF Treatment: The cost of IVF treatment also depends on the type of IVF procedure that is being performed. There are different types of IVF procedures such as Natural Cycle IVF, Mini IVF, and conventional IVF. Each procedure has its own cost, with conventional IVF being the most expensive.

Cost of Medication: The cost of medication is another important factor that affects the cost of IVF treatment. The cost of medication varies depending on the type of medication that is required for the IVF procedure.

Cost Comparison of IVF in Punjab with Other States

It is important to note that the cost of IVF treatment in Punjab is relatively lower compared to other states in India. For instance, the cost of IVF in Delhi and Mumbai can be up to 50% higher compared to Punjab.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the cost of IVF treatment in Punjab depends on various factors such as the fertility clinic, the experience of the doctor, the type of IVF treatment, and the cost of medication. On an average, the cost of IVF in Punjab ranges between Rs. 1,50,000 to Rs. 3,00,000, making it relatively affordable compared to other states in India. It is important for couples to choose a reputable fertility clinic, an experienced doctor, and a type of IVF procedure that suits their budget and needs.

[lakshman11]

Infertility Center In Hyderabad

Are you struggling with infertility? The Infertility Center in Hyderabad can help. We offer a wide range of services, including IVF, IUI, egg donation, and surrogacy. We are committed to helping you build the family you have always wanted. Contact us today to learn more about our services.

[herbanwytch]

This is what a miracle looks like. Our grandson Wolfie, who was born several hours before Thanksgiving. I’m reposting this from @sgf_ny with complete and total gratitude for what they did for our son and daughter in love. They helped them every step of the way… smiled and inspired them when the journey got hard and cheered with them when they got their news. I will always be grateful. They are the unsung heroes of life. I could get very political here but I won’t. Let me just say that IVF and other fertility treatments are under attack in many parts of this country. Protect them before someone that you love cannot get them. Also? It must be said that my daughter in love @angie.gehring is a badass, bold and wonderful mama. We’re just so proud of them. ❤️ “We love seeing photos of our SGF NY miracles! Repost from SGF NY patient @angie.gehring "11.23.22 - Wolfgang Theo Gehring - My heart is exploding with love for our Wolfie!♥️ It's been quite the journey to welcome you into this world and @scoobyjonesmusic and I couldn't be any happier or more in love. I am so thankful for the amazing doctors and staff at @sgf_ny for helping us bring this miracle into our life. #ivfbaby" #ivfjourney #ivfmiracle #grandson #miracle #miraclebaby https://www.instagram.com/p/Cm9pwULO6Eo/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[ayushmanscs]

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Embryo Transfer Procedure in IVF

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[ecolixwellness]

Why did I start living a low tox life?

I often get asked this question. In all honesty, five years ago, I had no idea about the number of toxins (chemicals) in the everyday products I was using. It wasn't until I started on my (very challenging) journey to conceive that I had to face the truth. The mainstream products I was using often contained ingredients that were not very good for me.

I was fortunate to be able to have two beautiful babies, who are now little girls. I continue to share what I have learned about the benefits of more natural products to help them. I'd love for my girls to lean towards natural products and ingredients without even thinking about it. If they can know from a young age what it took me decades to understand, that will be a win.

Head to the Ecolix website here to learn more about my journey.

[futurebird]

Should we have kids?

A. and I have been married for 15 years. 15 years already? How did that happen? I guess this is how you get old. We talked about if we wanted kids before we got married, of course. We agreed that we probably did want them, someday, but not right away. Not just now. We were still both in our 20s and it seemed waaay too soon.

We focused on work, and art, and having adventures together. We learned to operate a small sailboat and went from CT to NYC by the Long Island sound. We traveled and bought an apartment in the Bronx. We found two kitten in the courtyard of that building and kept them too. Now only one of the cats is still alive (but she's still just as lively as ever) both of us have wriggled our way into jobs that we both like AND that pay us decently enough (I used to be an adjunct lecturer at a college, and I loved that job... but the pay was... insulting.) Life is good. About 8 years ago we stopped using birth control. I think both of us thought that having kids would just happen to us naturally... without intention. Four years later we had to admit that it might not be that simple. We enrolled in an IVF program. It was hell. The procedures were painful, I remember coming back from one and spending two day just throwing up.

Then I had other health complications. I broke a bone rather badly and had to spend nearly 8 weeks in bed. I'm just starting to walk normally again now. I've admitted to myself that if we do have kids I won't be the one giving birth to them. And-- that was upsetting, something I've had to grieve over a bit. So, now the question of having kids remains a question. Nature will not step in and say "here you go! do your best!" we will need to do IVF again. Research surrogacy. Get our parents to help with the financial side. Basically move heaven and earth so we have have kids. And that makes saying "yes" much harder.

I can imagine us being happy without kids. I can imagine many times when having kids would be stressful, and exhausting. It's all up to us.

And our families do want to help. A's sibling isn't going to have kids. My brother has one child. We are kind of dying out.

I have no idea how to make this choice. The IVF people recently emailed and asked if we wanted to keep the eggs on ice for another year. This costs $2500, each year. I said no... then forgot to do all of the paper work. So the eggs are still there. Maybe I didn't fully have my mind made up.

I guess I should mention adoption because that's what people tend to bring up when I talk about this. I've done a lot of research on adoption, including reading accounts from those who grew up adopted and it's really not a simple fix for a couple who wants to have kids. Nor are there "so many babies who desperately need parents" --there are babies whose parents can't care for them because they lack resources or because they are sick, or addicted or in jail. Even if parents are dead and gone forever most people have extended family. There are many children and teens in the foster care system, and these are young people who have families and as a culture we aren't doing enough to make it possible for them to be with their family in most cases. I could see being a foster parent to a kid or teen. But that isn't like being their mother or father. It's a pretty deep human impulse to want to take care of your kids. It's horrible when you just can't do that.

I also did a lot of reading about surrogates. At first I was opposed to the entire idea. The current state of affairs is you have a contract and pay someone around 100k to have your kid for you. Often these people have kids of their own and have done surrogacies before. It's dangerous work, but passes the test of "would I do that if I could?" provided the compensation is decent. So, I can almost, sort of talk myself into this whole thing.

At the same time, all of the technology and prices feel contrived. It's so much effort-- but we've go to decide.

[wifeofhalloween]

Luna Alexandra 🖤 My sweet little miracle bebe. These are a few of my favorites 🫠 #lunazilla #newbornphotography #ivfsuccess #ivf #ivfbaby @ijustlovemyphotos https://www.instagram.com/p/Ciir0azvlVS/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=