IVF Clinic in Delhi NCR:

Dr. Mona Dahiya is a World acclaimed infertility specialist who has contributed immensely to the field of infertility through her research articles and publications. She is Delhi’s foremost infertility expert with Medical Degrees from India’s Elite Lady Hardinge Medical College, Delhi University & Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi University. She did her Super specilaization in IVF from Singapore General Hospital and has done over 5000 IVF cycles in a career spanning over 20 Years. Her IVF success rate of over 80% is one of the Highest in India.

Dr. Mona Dahiya strictly follows an Individualized Treatment approach based on Medical History, Infertility Symptoms, and Tests done to diagnose the exact cause of infertility. The Factors of Infertility are broad-based and it is important to treat the root cause of infertility based on a thorough assessment of both partners. Causes of Infertility can be linked to a Female or a Male or in many cases both partners. The Field of infertility is complex but thankfully one can connect the dots with advanced options for diagnosis and treatment. The Treatment approach is based on consultation leading to certain Tests for evaluation. A Conclusive approach is finally made based on an in-depth assessment of Tests and Symptoms. The potential Timeline of Diagnosis to Treatment usually is about (2-3) weeks.

IVF is perhaps the most advanced and reliable Assisted Reproductive Technique among all the infertility treatment options. An early stage Infertility diagnosis can be addressed through Medications, Lifestyle Improvements, and IUI Treatment. However, effective treatment of infertility problems associated with Low AMH, PCOS, Polycystic Ovaries, Endometriosis, Low Ovarian Reserve, Hormonal Imbalance, Poor Egg Quality, Low Sperm Count, Age-Related Factors, and other Genetic Disorders can only be addressed through IVF.IVF is different from other infertility treatments because it is based on clearly identifying the exact causes and options to treat them in a Lab through the process of right fertilization and implantation.

We have a structured approach for Consultation, Financial Counselling, Infertility Tests, Treatment approach, Follow Up Schedule, Prescription Medication, Pick Up, and Finally Transfer. Every Patient undergoing treatment is given a Clear docket about the timelines and assigned to a dedicated patient Coordinator. Dr. Mona Dahiya is very particular about clarity and structures the procedure with Check Points for discussion and updates. She handholds every Patient/Couple undergoing infertility treatment through scheduled calls and Physical Meetings that are coordinated through the dedicated patient coordinator.

There is no prescribed number of times that one can try IVF. There are prescribed limits to going for Natural Cycle IVF before opting for Donor Egg IVF and/or Donor Sperms IVF. The age of a woman is usually a Key determinant and It has been observed that about 60% of Patients conceive in the First IVF Cycle,80% in the second IVF Cycle, and about 90% in the Third IVF Cycle. There are limits to the number of Embryos that can be transferred in every cycle depending on individual Diagnosis. A Large percentage of the Couples who visit us for the First time have had a failed IVF cycle in the past at some other IVF Clinic in Delhi.

It is very rare to encounter any risks or complications associated with IVF unless the infertility specialist is inexperienced. One can experience some mild discomforting symptoms after taking fertility injections used for follicle stimulation in an IVF procedure. These symptoms could be Nausea, Breast Tenderness, Mood swings, or Vaginal Discharge and are usually mild. In some rare cases, a woman may have Hyper stimulated ovaries which can also be addressed through medication. During the Egg Retrieval stage, some women may experience mild pain but should not be a case of concern as it is momentary. After the Implantation (Embryo Transfer) stage, some women may experience mild Cramps or Spotting. In summary, IVF is a Harmless procedure and one should visit an experienced IVF Doctor for treatment.

The procedure of IVF is similar to a Natural Cycle with the difference being that the Egg is fertilized outside and the resultant Embryo is implanted in the Uterus by an IVF Specialist. That being said, the chances of having Twins are Higher in IVF as opposed to a Natural cycle when multiple Embryos are transferred. Many IVF Doctors in Delhi end up transferring more than one embryo with the assumption that at least one will get successfully implanted and thereby increase the chances of pregnancy. However, in such cases, 2 or 3 Embryos may get implanted resulting in Twins or Triplets. Multiple Embryos should only be transferred if the quality of all Embryos is below average and an IVF doctor takes an experienced decision after informing the couple. Strictly speaking, IVF Doctors must follow Single Embryo Transfer and freeze the balance Embryos for a Future IVF Cycle if required. One should ideally follow the Concept of Grading Embryos on a scale of 1 to 5 with 1 being the Highest. Only a Single Embryo that is Top graded should be transferred as transferring multiple Grade Embryos can actually decrease the chances of pregnancy.Advanced research shows that a Low-Grade Embryo can actually hamper the chances of implantation of a High-Grade Embryo

Couples conceiving naturally or through the IVF Treatment process will have the same risks (if any) of Birth Defects. It is a MYTH that Couples undergoing IVF Treatment might have higher chances of Birth Defects. A birth defect is an outcome of Chromosome abnormalities arising out of Poor Quality Egg and/or Sperms and has nothing to do with IVF. Women conceiving at a later age, wrong Lifestyle habits of Men /Women, hereditary genetic issues, and premature pregnancy are the leading indicators of birth defects whether conceiving Naturally or through IVF. As a matter of fact, a good infertility specialist can lower the chances of Birth defects by proper diagnosis of any abnormalities. In an IVF procedure, one can minimize the risks by evaluating the genetic composition of the Embryo that is finally transferred.