Trusted Fertility Care in Tirupati

Couples under 35 should seek help if they have been trying to conceive for 12 months without success. If the woman is over 35, it is better to consult after 6 months or earlier if there are known medical concerns.

We start with a detailed history, ultrasound scan, hormone blood tests for the woman, and a semen analysis for the man. Based on these results, the doctor plans the next steps.

No. Many couples conceive with simpler treatments like ovulation induction, timed intercourse or IUI. IVF is suggested only when necessary or when other options have not worked.

A typical IVF cycle takes around 4–6 weeks from the start of medicines to the pregnancy test, with a few monitoring visits in between.

Most women find IVF uncomfortable rather than painful. Injections are given with fine needles and egg collection is done under anesthesia so you don’t feel pain during the procedure.

Maintaining a healthy weight, balanced diet, regular exercise, good sleep and avoiding smoking, alcohol and high stress all support better fertility for both partners.

No. With modern IVF we usually transfer a single high-quality embryo to minimise the risk of multiple pregnancy and keep the mother and baby safe.

Most women can continue routine office work and light activities. Heavy lifting and very strenuous exercise are best avoided. Your doctor will guide you individually.

Fertility starts to decline after 30 and more sharply after 35. Egg/embryo freezing is usually recommended before 35 years for the best results if you plan to delay pregnancy.

This depends on age, medical history and embryo quality. Many couples conceive within 1–3 cycles. Your doctor will review each cycle and advise about further attempts.