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What is IVF?
IVF stands for In Vitro Fertilization. It means that the egg and sperm are combined outside the body in a laboratory to create an embryo.

According to the World Health Organization, infertility is a common condition and affects millions of people worldwide.

When is IVF recommended?
IVF is not needed for everyone. It is usually advised in the following situations:

• When a woman’s fallopian tubes are blocked

• When the male partner has low sperm count or poor sperm quality

• When there are ovulation issues such as PCOS

• When the woman is above 35 years of age

• When pregnancy does not occur even after multiple attempts

According to All India Institute of Medical Sciences, every patient is different, and treatment is planned based on individual conditions.

How does IVF work? (Simple Example)
Imagine you want to grow a plant, but the soil is not suitable. So, you first grow the seed in a pot and later transfer it to the soil.

IVF works in a similar way. First, the embryo is created in a lab, and then it is placed in the uterus.

Is IVF safe?
Yes, IVF is generally considered safe. It has been used for many years, and millions of babies have been born through this method.