What is the best fertility centre in Nepal for couple infertility treatment?

 

Fertility Centre Nepal is the best centre that treats male and female infertility problems that prevent them from becoming parents. Experts at IVF Centre Nepal have various male and female fertility treatments to help them conceive. These are:

(A) Infertility Treatment for Male Members: Male infertility is now a common problem, and 8 out of 10 male members are dealing with infertility problems. IVF Centre Nepal has various treatment options for male infertility, and these are as follows:

(i) Gamete Intratubal Transfer (GIFT): It is similar to IVF treatment. During this procedure, fertilization occurs naturally, and experts from a fertility centre in Nepal directly place the best-selected sperm into the woman's fallopian tubes.

(ii) Sperm Donor: Sperm Donor is the best fertility procedure to treat male infertility problems like low or poor sperm count, low sperm quality, etc. In this procedure, experts at Fertility Center Nepal select donor sperm and artificially inseminate them with woman eggs in the IVF laboratory. A couple opting for sperm donation as a fertility treatment should speak to their specialist before proceeding.

(iii) Hormonal treatment and drugs: Experts at a fertility centre in Nepal recommend hormone replacement to treat the causes of infertility before suggesting surgery. Hormone replacement is the best fertility procedure that is useful in treating male infertility that occurs due to high or low hormone levels.

(iv) Surgery: Surgery is the last resort recommended by experts when other non-surgical treatments have failed to reverse male fertility. In such cases, a specialist will perform surgery to extract the male sperm using a thin fine needle from the male epididymis, known as percutaneous epididymal sperm aspiration (PESA), or the testicle, known as testicular sperm aspiration (TESA). If these two techniques fail to get enough sperm for insemination, experts at Fertility Center in Nepal will use the latest technique, TESE testicular sperm extraction. After the sperm are extracted, the fertility specialist mixes them with the woman's egg until an embryo is formed. On the day the embryo is developed, the most qualified embryologist selects the healthiest embryo and implants it into the mother's uterus to achieve a successful conception.

(B) Infertility Treatment for Women: Below are some of the best infertility treatments to treat female infertility problems and they are:

(i) IVF: Most fertility experts prefer the first-line treatment before proceeding with other advanced fertility procedures. In this procedure, a specialist collects the genetic parent's eggs and sperm and fertilizes them in an IVF laboratory until an embryo develops. Once the embryo is ready, the embryologist places the created embryo in the mother's uterus and waits for pregnancy symptoms.

(ii) Egg Donation: This is the most commonly used advanced fertility procedure in which experts at a fertility centre in Nepal borrow eggs from young, healthy and fertile women aged 21 to 28 years. Once the eggs are borrowed, a professional fertilize them with sperm from the biological father or a donor to facilitate fertilization. It is the best fertility method for women who cannot produce multiple eggs for fertilization in one attempt. With the help of egg donors, an infertile woman can become pregnant because the fertilized eggs will remain in her womb, and the fertility specialist will continue to monitor the growth and development of the fetus.

(iii) Embryo Donation: Embryo donation is a fertility procedure where couples who have already successfully conceived through a fertility procedure and want to donate their remaining embryo(s) from the first fresh cycle to help other couples who want a child through a fertility procedure.

(iv) Fallopian tube reversal: This is an advanced procedure in which a specialist repositions a woman's fallopian tubes to help her conceive naturally. It is the best fertility procedure recommended by fertility centre Nepal experts for women with burnt tubes. This is a surgical procedure in which an experienced surgeon makes a small incision in the woman's lower pelvic area to operate these tubes. The surgeon uses a microscope and attaches the small tubes with a tiny stitch. After the procedure, women's chances of natural conception will increase. Experts from the IVF Centre Nepal recommend the opposite procedure for women under 40.

(v) Laser-Assisted Hatching: This is unique infertility and advanced technique in which a fertility specialist hatches the eggs from the protective layer and places them directly into the woman's uterus to confirm conception.

(vi) Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET): FET is a procedure in which a professional uses leftover embryos from a couple's previous fertility cycle. The embryologist selects the healthiest embryo and implants it into the woman's uterus, and waits for pregnancy symptoms. According to research, the success of transferring a frozen embryo to a woman's ovaries increases the chance of a successful conception by 2x that of transferring a fresh embryo.