IVF & reproductive medicine
Fertility specialists assess why conception is not happening and offer treatments from medicines and simple insemination to IVF. Treatment is usually planned in cycles that need regular scans and timed visits. India regulates assisted reproduction closely. Rules on donor eggs or sperm and on surrogacy for overseas couples are restrictive and change, so confirm what is legal and available with the clinic, in writing, before planning travel.
What this department covers
- Unexplained or long-standing infertility
- Ovulation and tubal problems
- Male factor infertility
- Fertility preservation
- Repeated pregnancy loss
Prices
Rates from our partner IVF centre in Delhi. The hospital charges in US dollars.
- Own eggs and sperm
IVF/ICSI package
US$4,000Your eggs and your partner's sperm - Donor eggs
IVF package
US$5,000Donor eggs and your partner's spermPackage US$4,000 + donor eggs US$1,000 - Donor sperm
IVF/ICSI package
US$4,500Your eggs and donor spermPackage US$4,000 + donor sperm US$500
Tests and surgery
- Diagnostic hysteroscopyA thin camera looks inside the wombUS$750
- LaparoscopyKeyhole surgery to check and treat the pelvisUS$1,800
- TESASperm taken from the testicle with a fine needleUS$750
- Micro TESAMicrosurgery when sperm are hard to findUS$1,800
Freezing and storage
- TESA sperm freezingStored for 1 yearUS$250
- Embryo freezingStored for 6 monthsUS$400
- Embryo freezingStored for 1 yearUS$700
Add-ons
- PGT-AChecks an embryo's chromosomes, per embryoUS$450
- ERAFinds the best time to transfer an embryoUS$900
- PICSIPicks mature sperm for ICSIUS$250
- Intra-ovarian PRPPlatelet-rich plasma placed in the ovariesUS$750
- Intrauterine PRPPlatelet-rich plasma placed in the womb liningUS$200
Travel and stay are planned separately. Ask what each package includes, such as medicines and scans. Your doctor confirms the treatment plan and final cost before anything is booked.
Get a personal quoteProcedures and treatments (8)
Open any procedure to see how it usually works, what recovery involves, typical planning ranges and what to ask your doctor.
IVF with ICSI (own eggs and sperm)
Eggs are collected after hormone stimulation and each is fertilised by injecting a single sperm (ICSI); the best embryo is transferred to the womb.
Read the planning guide Ongoing therapyFrozen embryo transfer
A previously frozen embryo is thawed and transferred into a womb prepared with hormones.
Read the planning guide Ongoing therapyDonor egg or donor sperm treatment
IVF using eggs or sperm from a donor when the patient's own are not suitable.
Read the planning guide Ongoing therapyIntrauterine insemination (IUI)
Prepared sperm are placed in the womb around ovulation, often with mild medicines, for simpler fertility problems.
Read the planning guide Ongoing therapyEgg and embryo freezing
Eggs or embryos are collected and frozen to preserve fertility for later, for medical or personal reasons.
Read the planning guide Diagnostic test or evaluationPreimplantation genetic testing (PGT)
Embryos are tested for chromosome or specific genetic changes before transfer.
Read the planning guide Diagnostic test or evaluationMale infertility evaluation and sperm retrieval (TESA/micro-TESE)
Semen and hormone tests, and where needed a procedure to retrieve sperm directly from the testicle.
Read the planning guide Minimally invasive surgeryFertility surgery (hysteroscopy and laparoscopy)
Keyhole procedures that treat problems inside the womb or pelvis that may affect fertility, such as polyps, fibroids or blocked tubes.
Read the planning guidePlanning points for ivf & reproductive medicine
- A cycle often needs 2–4 weeks in the destination for scans, egg collection and transfer; some clinics let you do early monitoring at home.
- Bring semen analysis, hormone tests, scans and previous cycle summaries.
- India regulates assisted reproduction closely. Rules on donor eggs or sperm and on surrogacy for overseas couples are restrictive and change, so confirm what is legal and available with the clinic, in writing, before planning travel.
- Both partners should plan to attend where possible.
Questions to ask your doctor
- What is the likely reason for our difficulty conceiving?
- What are the chances for people like us, and what does that figure mean?
- What will each cycle involve, and what is the total plan including medicines?
- What happens to unused embryos?
How planning with Prognova works
- A free planning callA non-medical conversation about what you are considering, your timing and practical questions.
- Doctor review of your recordsYou share your reports with a doctor, who tells you whether the care you have in mind is likely to be suitable.
- A written estimateAfter review you receive an itemised estimate. Nothing is charged until you accept it.
- Travel and stay planningWe get you a visa invitation letter from the hospital, and help with arrival, accommodation, local transport, language support and a companion's needs.
- Follow-up when you are homeWe help arrange records, check-ups and continuing care with your own doctor.
Prognova coordinates logistics and information. Doctors decide diagnosis and treatment. A department listed here does not mean a doctor or hospital is available for it today.