Explore In Vitro Fertilization treatment options, non-surgical treatment for infertility, the IVF procedure steps, and emotional recovery support at LIV Hospital.
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In the early days of reproductive medicine, IVF was a “one size fits all” procedure. Today, it is a highly personalized science. At Liv Hospital, we understand that a couple struggling with male factor infertility needs a completely different protocol than a woman with Endometriosis or a couple carrying a genetic disorder.
Our IVF Treatment and Care program is built on the philosophy of “Precision Reproductive Medicine.” We do not just treat infertility; we treat your specific biological barriers. By combining advanced microsurgical techniques (like Micro-TESE) with state-of-the-art laboratory technology (Embryoscope, PGT-A) and holistic support (acupuncture, nutrition), we maximize the potential of every single egg and sperm.
For nearly 50% of couples, the barrier to conception lies with the sperm. Liv Hospital utilizes advanced selection methods to ensure that only the “champion” sperm is used for fertilization.
In standard IVF, thousands of sperm are placed in a dish with an egg, hoping one penetrates. At Liv Hospital, we use ICSI as our standard of care for almost all patients.
For couples with severe male factor infertility or repeated IVF failures, standard ICSI may not be enough.
A diagnosis of Azoospermia (zero sperm in the ejaculate) used to mean donor sperm was the only option. With Micro-TESE, biological fatherhood is possible.
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Once fertilization occurs, the embryos spend 5 days in our laboratory. This is the most critical window. We use technology to mimic the natural environment of the womb.
Standard incubators require removing embryos daily to check them under a microscope. This exposes them to temperature and pH changes.
Before an embryo can implant in the uterus, it must break out of its outer shell (Zona Pellucida).
Many couples suffer from “unexplained” IVF failure or recurrent miscarriage because they are transferring embryos that look perfect but are genetically chaotic (aneuploid).
Biology is unfair; women are born with all the eggs they will ever have, and quality declines with age. Egg Freezing stops the biological clock.
For patients diagnosed with cancer, chemotherapy can destroy ovarian reserve. We offer emergency egg or embryo freezing before cancer treatment begins, often coordinating with our Oncology department to start stimulation immediately.
Stress, inflammation, and poor blood flow can negatively impact IVF outcomes. We treat the whole patient.
Many patients choose to have acupuncture sessions before and after embryo transfer.
“You are what you eat” applies to your eggs and sperm too.
IVF involves injectable medications that can be intimidating. Our nursing team provides comprehensive training.
“Training is key. We teach you exactly how to mix and inject during your orientation. You are never alone.”
OHSS is an exaggerated response to excess hormones, where the ovaries become swollen and fluid leaks into the belly. Mild cases cause bloating, while severe cases require medical drainage and hospitalization, though modern protocols make severe OHSS rare.
High-impact exercise is discouraged because it can cause the ovaries to become enlarged and heavy, increasing the risk of ovarian torsion (twisting). Gentle walking and light stretching are safe, but running and heavy lifting should be avoided.
Birth control pills are often used to quiet the ovaries and synchronize the follicles before stimulation begins. This ensures that all eggs start growing at the same time, resulting in a more uniform group for retrieval.
Most patients are nervous initially but find the injections very manageable. The needles used for stimulation are very thin and short, similar to insulin needles, and go into the fatty tissue of the stomach or thigh.
If a dose is missed, contact your clinic immediately. Depending on the medication and the timing, you may be instructed to take it immediately or wait. The timing of the “trigger shot” is the only one that cannot be changed.
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