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Q: What kind of precautions should be taken during IVF treatment

If you are under IVF treatment, here are the precautions that you must keep: Injections and medications should be taken regularly Don't have sex for six to seven days after receiving an injection. Avoid smoking, alcohol, and habit-forming drugs Avoid lifting heavy weights or other activities that lead to extra inter-abdominal pressure Maintain a healthy diet regimen Stress management

Q: Is ICSI more beneficial than IVF?

IVF and ICSI have distinct functions. When traditional IVF has not worked or when male infertility is a contributing cause, ICSI is used. It's quite helpful in these situations. Depending on the patient's demands and unique reproductive challenges, ICSI or IVF may be the best option.

Q: What are the risks associated with ICSI?

Even though ICSI tends to be safe, there are dangers associated with any medical treatment. Numerous pregnancies, ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS), and the possibility of birth abnormalities in children conceived using ICSI are examples of possible consequences. Nevertheless, the likelihood of birth abnormalities is minimal and mostly linked to underlying reasons for infertility.

Q: Can I actively participate in medical appointments and the birth of my child?

You're encouraged to actively participate in medical appointments and be present at the birth of your beloved child.

Q: How long does it take to find a surrogate and initiate the surrogacy journey?

We expedite the process, with most clients finding a surrogate and initiating the journey within 2-6 months.

Q: How are surrogates screened and prepared for this remarkable journey?

Our surrogates undergo a thorough screening process and psychological and physical preparation to provide a positive and transformative surrogacy experience.

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