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Fertility care
Share your test results and history for specialist review, understand your options and request a written estimate before you decide whether to travel.
Begin here
Varies by treatment; confirmed by your fertility team
Typical stay
JCI / NABH
Partners
48h
Case review
Overview
ertility care covers the assessment and treatment of difficulty conceiving, for women, men or both partners. Care can range from tests, medicines and lifestyle changes to treatments such as IUI and IVF, and the right option depends on your age, medical history, test results and goals. Outcomes vary between patients, and no clinic can guarantee a pregnancy. MedMax helps you organise your records for specialist review. It does not recommend a treatment.
Pathways
The right option depends on the cause of the difficulty, your age, how long you have been trying and your overall health
Tests and consultation to look for causes in one or both partners, such as ovulation, tubes, uterus and sperm.
Medicines that help the ovaries release eggs, often combined with timed intercourse or IUI.
Prepared sperm is placed in the uterus around ovulation, for selected patients.
Eggs are collected, fertilised in the laboratory and the resulting embryo is transferred to the uterus.
A single sperm is injected into an egg during IVF, commonly used for male-factor infertility.
Options such as egg or embryo freezing for patients who wish to delay pregnancy or face treatment that may affect fertility.
Evaluation and treatment of low sperm count, poor sperm quality or blockages, including surgical sperm retrieval in selected cases.
Treatments
A fertility specialist should explain the purpose, benefits, risks and alternatives of each step, including the chance of success for your age and situation.
Blood tests and ultrasound to estimate the number of eggs remaining, such as AMH and antral follicle count.
A laboratory test of sperm count, movement and shape
Scans or dye tests to check that the fallopian tubes and uterus are healthy.
Keyhole procedures to examine and, where needed, treat problems in the uterus or pelvis.
Injectable or oral medicines to help several eggs mature, with scans and blood tests to monitor response.
A short procedure, usually under sedation, to collect eggs from the ovaries.
Eggs and sperm are combined in the laboratory, and embryos are grown for several days.
One or more embryos are placed in the uterus, either fresh or after freezing.
Storage of eggs or embryos for use in a later cycle.
Blood tests and ultrasound after transfer to check for pregnancy.
Care desk
Fertility treatment is planned by your fertility team after reviewing your history and test results. MedMax helps you organise your information, so you can ask clear questions and compare options.
Help you gather and share test results, scans and previous treatment history for specialist review.
Clarify proposed treatment plans and request an itemised written estimate from the clinic.
Help you plan travel, stay and coordination with your doctor at home, including monitoring and follow-up.
Causes
Age-related decline in egg quantity and quality
Ovulation disorders such as PCOS
Blocked fallopian tubes, endometriosis or fibroids
Low sperm count, poor sperm movement or other male-factor causes
Hormonal conditions, genetics, lifestyle factors and, in some couples, no cause found
Treated
Procedures
Why this pathway
01
Fertility tests can identify the likely cause, so treatment is matched to your situation rather than started by default.
02
Age matters for fertility, so timely assessment can help you understand your options and plan realistic timelines.
03
A written plan helps you compare expected cycles, medicines, costs, time away from home and what happens if the first cycle is unsuccessful.
Timing
Book an appointment if you have not conceived after 12 months of trying (6 months if the woman is 35 or older), sooner if you are over 40 or have known conditions or irregular periods.
Seek urgent medical care after egg retrieval or treatment for severe abdominal pain, heavy bleeding, fever, rapid weight gain, marked swelling or difficulty passing urine. Contact your treating clinic straight away.
Call emergency services immediately for difficulty breathing, chest pain, fainting or severe sudden abdominal pain. Do not wait for an online enquiry.
After the theatre
Stay on
Guest house, service apartment, or a hotel near campus — arranged as Recovery, not a tourist add-on.
Fertility treatment is a significant emotional, physical and financial commitment, and a careful review of your records can help you choose a plan with more confidence. Share your complete history, ask for a written plan with realistic expectations, and confirm the clinic’s accreditation, embryology lab and team before you decide to travel.
Send your test results and history for review so you have a clearer picture of your options, and a list of questions to discuss with your own doctor, before any decision about travel
It depends on tests for both partners, your age, your history and how long you have been trying. A fertility specialist can explain the likely cause and compare suitable options, including less intensive ones.
Costs vary by clinic, medicines, whether ICSI, embryo freezing or other add-ons are needed, and how many cycles are required. Ask for an itemised written estimate and confirm what is and is not included; this page does not promise a fixed price.
Success depends mainly on age, egg and sperm quality, the cause of infertility and the treatment used. No clinic can guarantee a pregnancy or live birth. Ask the clinic for results relevant to your age group and how they are measured.
This varies. Some patients conceive in the first cycle, while others need several or may not conceive. Your specialist can discuss realistic expectations and plan for the possibility of more than one cycle.
It depends on the treatment and protocol. Some or all monitoring may be done near home, with a shorter stay for egg retrieval and embryo transfer. Ask the clinic to explain the timeline and which steps must be done in person.
Often yes, if your local clinic is willing to coordinate. Ask the clinic in writing how remote monitoring, medicines and scans would be arranged.
Injections and egg retrieval cause some discomfort, and egg retrieval is usually done under sedation. Risks include ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome, multiple pregnancy, infection and bleeding. Your team will explain these for your case.
No. Sex selection is illegal in India, and clinics cannot offer it. Ask the clinic about any genetic testing it offers and what the law permits.
Rules in India are strict and have changed in recent years, particularly for international patients. Ask the clinic what is legally permitted for your situation before you plan. This page does not offer legal advice. [confirm current legal position with counsel before publishing any donor or surrogacy content]
Yes. You can share your test results, scans and treatment history for review, and the team will advise on any further tests needed.
You will need pregnancy testing, early scans and antenatal care with a local provider, and possibly continued medicines. Ask the clinic for a cycle summary, embryo records and a clear handover plan for your home clinician.
Coverage varies by plan, and many US plans cover fertility treatment only in part. Check with your insurer before travelling; MedMax cannot guarantee reimbursement.
Comparator
Typical published self-pay bands — not a personal quote. Start a case when you want numbers written for your file.
87%
About $41,800 on a typical knee replacement vs United States.
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