Frequently Asked Questions

Ovulation induction is a non-invasive treatment. The medications are typically taken orally or via injections, and any discomfort is minimal.

The IUI procedure is well tolerated with minimal discomfort similar to a Pap smear.

Ovulation induction usually involves taking oral medications for five days at the start of your cycle. You may have two more scans during the cycle to check your response and if the medication has worked.

The entire process, from consultation to the procedure, usually takes one menstrual cycle. However, the actual IUI procedure takes between 5 to 10 minutes.

Success rates vary depending on factors like age, underlying fertility issues, and overall health.

While the IVF process involves some discomfort, most patients find it manageable. Egg retrieval is performed under sedation.

The entire IVF process usually takes 10 to 14 days. However, the timeline may vary depending on your individual treatment plan.

FET success rates are comparable to, and sometimes higher than, fresh embryo transfers, thanks to advances in freezing and thawing techniques.

The number of recommended cycles varies, but many couples undergo 1-3 IVF cycles before achieving success. Our specialists will guide you based on your situation.

FET is considered safe and may reduce the risk of complications like ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) associated with fresh cycles.

Embryos can be safely stored for up to 10 years without losing their viability. There is no significant decline in quality over time.

Like any medical procedure, IVF carries some risks, such as ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) or multiple pregnancies. Our team will closely monitor you to minimise these risks.

Yes, PGT is a safe and well-established procedure. The biopsy process is carefully performed by our expert embryologists. Our embryologists will be happy to speak to you about the procedure.

The embryo transfer process is quick and well tolerated requiring no anaesthesia.

PGT is recommended for couples with a history of genetic disorders, recurrent miscarriages, or failed IVF cycles, as well as women of advanced maternal age.

The entire process, including IVF and genetic testing, typically takes between 3- 4 weeks.