In Vitro Fertilization is an Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) where a woman’s eggs and man’s sperm are combined in an advanced high-tech laboratory to create an embryo. In fact, the actual meaning of the word “In Vitro” is “Outside the body of living organism” therefore the entire fertilization process in an IVF procedure takes place outside the human body. When the egg combines with a sperm it starts to fertilize and develops into an embryo. Usually, on Day 5 of fertilization, the embryologists identify the best embryo which is then transferred into the female uterus. Of course, optimum laboratory environment and high-tech equipment are required to ensure healthy embryos develop and the desired pregnancy can be achieved.
This can be very subjective from patient to patient. Your experience with IVF could be totally different to even your best friend or your sibling. IVF is a personal journey and it can be like a rollercoaster therefore you must remain positive and keep your hopes high throughout the treatment. Read More
There are many factors that may determine your success with IVF Treatment. Age – IVF Success Factor Historic data suggests that age is one of the most important success factors when it comes to IVF. Read More
Louise J Brown was the first IVF Baby born on 25th July 1978 to lucky parents Lesley and John. Initially IVF was recommended only for women with blocked Fallopian tubes. However currently IVF is recommended for the following patients: Read More
One round of IVF treatment can be explained as an IVF ‘cycle’. Typically the treatment would start with the 2nd day of your menstrual period. At ACIMC, depending on your fertility plan you may even start certain medications Read More
Learn more from 1000s of our patient’s exciting success stories who received treatment at Australian Concept Infertility Medical Centre and realized the dream of becoming a parent with the blessings of Allah.
