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IVF baby in India
Twine baby delivered by IVF baby in India on 20/9/2014
after 8 years of marriage to Mrs. Anita w/o Mr. Ashok Kumar R/o Village –
Dhanipur, Dist- Bharatpur, Rajisthan by IVF treatment in Sunrise IVF Centre
(Sunrise Hospital) Khandsa road, Near Sect-10 A, Gurgaon near Delhi in India by
Dr. Yamuna (Sr. Gynaecologist) under
supervision of Dr. Shalini Jain Nawal (Head of Sunrise IVF Centre) and with
financial support of Mrs. Rashid Khan r/o G-12/14, DLF Ph-1, Gurgaon, Mrs.
Neelam Khanna (lions Club) r/o H.No.: 10, Sahtut Marg, DLF ph-1, Gurgaon and
some other Holy ladies in Gurgaon.
Sh. Yugal Kishore Upadhay, CEO of Sunrise Hospital told - Mrs.
Anita completed 7 months of pregnancy & she was planned for an emergency
LSCS (Caesarean Section). Twins 1st (Female) IVF baby delivered at 9:39 PM of birth
weight of 1 kg and Twin 2nd (Male) IVF baby delivered at 9:39 PM of Birth
weight 800gm In view of premature and low birth weight and having respiratory
distress (Hurried breathing or fast breathing) babies were admitted in NICU
(Neonatal Intensive Care Unit) of Sunrise Hospital.
Twine 2nd Male was
having immature lungs (HMD) for which baby received 2 setting of surfactant
therapy on Mechanical Ventilator (Artificial Ventilation) surfactant is used to
help mature lungs in Premature babies gradually both the twins started showing
signs of improvement (that is both babies were out of danger). Gradually tube
feeding (mother’s milk) was started and both the babies have started gaining
weight team of paediatrician is taking care of this twins IVF baby in India under supervision of Dr. Sachinder Jain Nawal (Head of Neonatology)
IVF in India
In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) can be used to overcome a range of fertility issues, including sperm antibodies, endometriosis, and unexplained infertility. For many couples, it gives them the best chance of having a baby.
At IVF India your treatment will be coordinated by your fertility specialist who is supported by an experienced team of nurses, counsellors and scientists. We understand how important having a family is to you and can assure you that we will provide you with the highest standard of fertility care.
Yugal Kishore Upadhyay
09811372779
IVF Treatment in India
IVF Treatment in India
In vitro fertilisation (IVF) is the best treatment for
certain kinds of fertility problems. However, it can be demanding and doesn't
always result in pregnancy.
If you’re interested in fertility treatments, or if you’re
about to start a course of IVF, find out as much as you can about the
treatment.
Knowing what to expect can make IVF easier to manage.
What is IVF?
When a couple conceives naturally, sperm from the man and
the egg from the woman meet in the woman’s fallopian tubes. These are the tubes
that join the ovaries to the uterus (womb). One sperm penetrates the egg and
fertilises it.
In IVF, this process of fertilisation happens outside the
woman’s body. A woman’s eggs are surgically removed and fertilised in a
laboratory using sperm that has been given as a sperm sample.
Next, the fertilised egg, called an embryo, is surgically
implanted into the woman's womb.
Typically, one cycle of IVF takes between four and seven
weeks.
What to expect of IVF treatment
IVF does not always result in pregnancy.
In the India, around 20-25% of IVF treatment cycles result
in a birth. In general, younger women have a higher chance of success. Success
rates decrease dramatically in women over 40
IVF can be a physically and emotionally demanding process.
Some men and women have mental health or emotional problems such as anxiety or
depression during or after IVF.
Anyone undergoing IVF should be offered counselling to help
with the emotional impact of the process and its results.
IVF risks
There are health risks involved in IVF treatment. These
include:
Multiple pregnancy
There is an increased chance of multiple pregnancy with
IVF. Multiple pregnancy has health risks for both the mother and children as
twins or triplets are more likely to be born prematurely and to be underweight
at birth.
Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS)
Drugs used to stimulate the ovaries during IVF can lead to
ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS). In OHSS, the ovaries enlarge and
become painful, causing abdominal discomfort. More severe cases can lead to shortness
of breath, fluid retention in the abdominal cavity and formation of blood
clots. In these cases, you may need a stay in hospital.
Infection
When eggs are removed from the woman, a fine needle is
passed through the vagina and into the ovaries. There is a risk of introducing
infection into the body, though antibiotics and surgical hygiene ensure that
this rarely occurs.
Yugal Kishore Upadhyay
IVF India
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