An IVF cycle usually takes about 4 to 6 weeks from start to finish, but the exact duration can vary from couple to couple.

Here’s a simple breakdown to help you understand the timeline:

• Initial consultation & tests (1–2 weeks):
  Basic blood tests, ultrasound, and semen analysis are done to plan a personalized treatment.

• Ovarian stimulation (10–12 days):
  The woman takes hormone injections to help the ovaries produce multiple eggs. During this time, regular ultrasound and blood tests are done to monitor growth.

• Egg retrieval & fertilization (1–2 days):
  Eggs are collected in a short, safe procedure. The same day, eggs are fertilized with sperm in the lab.

• Embryo development & transfer (3–5 days):
  Fertilized embryos are monitored in the lab. One or more healthy embryos are then transferred into the uterus.

• Pregnancy test (12–14 days after transfer):
  A blood test confirms whether implantation has occurred.

In some cases, the doctor may advise freezing embryos and doing the transfer in a later cycle to improve success and safety. This can extend the overall timeline but often improves outcomes.

At Shradha IVF & Maternity, every IVF cycle is carefully planned according to the patient’s age, medical condition, and test results—because IVF is not a one-size-fits-all treatment.

IVF success rates vary from couple to couple because fertility is influenced by many medical and biological factors. There is no single success percentage that applies to everyone.

In general, IVF success depends mainly on:

• Age of the woman – the most important factor

• Egg and sperm quality

• Cause and duration of infertility

• Embryo quality (especially blastocyst development)

• Uterine health and implantation conditions

• Laboratory standards and clinical expertise

On average, IVF success rates per cycle are:

• Women under 35 years: approximately 50–60%

• Women between 35–37 years: around 40–50%

• Women between 38–40 years: about 25–35%

• Women above 40 years: success rates are lower and vary significantly depending on egg quality

These figures represent clinical pregnancy rates per embryo transfer, not guaranteed live births.

At Shradha IVF & Maternity, success rates are not approached as just numbers. Each treatment plan is carefully customized using evidence-based protocols, advanced laboratory techniques, and continuous monitoring to maximize success while maintaining patient safety.

It is important to remember that IVF is a process, not a single event—and success often improves when treatment is tailored to the individual rather than rushed or generalized.

Yes. IVF can safely and effectively be performed using donor eggs, donor sperm, or both when medically indicated.

Donor options are commonly recommended in situations such as:

• Low egg reserve or poor egg quality

• Advanced maternal age

• Premature ovarian failure or early menopause

• Severe male factor infertility (very low or absent sperm count)

• Genetic conditions that may be passed on to the child

• Repeated IVF failures despite good treatment

Here’s how it works:

• Donor eggs: Eggs from a healthy, screened donor are fertilized with the partner’s sperm (or donor sperm) and the resulting embryo is transferred to the woman’s uterus.

• Donor sperm: Donor sperm is used to fertilize the woman’s eggs (or donor eggs) during IVF.

• Both donor egg and donor sperm: Used when required for medical reasons.

All donors undergo strict medical, genetic, and infectious disease screening, and the process follows ethical guidelines and legal regulations to ensure safety and confidentiality.

At Shradha IVF & Maternity, donor programs are handled with medical transparency, emotional sensitivity, and complete confidentiality. Couples receive proper counseling to help them understand the process, success rates, and long-term considerations—so they can make informed and confident decisions.

Choosing donor IVF is not a compromise; for many families, it is the path that makes parenthood possible.

No. Shradha IVF & Maternity is a medical fertility treatment center for couples facing infertility.
We provide diagnosis and treatment for male and female infertility, including conditions such as low sperm count and zero sperm count.

Sperm donation is carried out at licensed sperm banks, not at IVF treatment centers.
We do not accept or collect sperm donations.

Patients who require donor sperm as part of their treatment are guided appropriately, strictly as per medical need, ethical practice, and legal regulations, with complete confidentiality.