Infertility can be one of the most emotionally exhausting journeys a couple goes through. When months or years of trying do not result in pregnancy, hope slowly begins to fade. For many childless couples, IVF (In Vitro Fertilization) becomes not just a medical treatment, but a renewed hope for parenthood.
IVF is a scientifically advanced and highly effective fertility treatment, especially for couples who have been unable to conceive naturally or through basic medical interventions. However, because IVF involves sophisticated technology, expert medical teams, and imported medicines, the cost of IVF treatment often becomes the biggest concern for families.
At Shradha IVF, Patna, we believe that no couple should be denied the chance to become parents because of financial limitations. This page explains the true cost of IVF in India, what factors influence IVF expenses, how treatment costs are structured, and why Shradha IVF is able to provide ethical, world-class fertility care at an affordable cost.
IVF is not a single procedure—it is a multi-step medical process that involves:
In India, the cost of IVF treatment generally ranges between:
₹1,50,000 to ₹3,00,000 per cycle
This cost variation exists because IVF treatment is not the same for every couple. Each fertility journey is unique, and so are the medical requirements.
Several factors determine how much IVF treatment will cost for a couple:
Some couples conceive in the first IVF cycle, while others may need repeated attempts. Each cycle adds to the overall cost.
Certain cases may require:
IVF centres in metro cities usually have higher operational costs, which reflects in treatment pricing.
Couples traveling from other cities or districts may incur additional living expenses.
If donor eggs or sperm are required, the cost increases accordingly.
The number of embryos frozen and the duration of storage directly affect expenses. Because of these variables, IVF cost cannot be uniform for every patient.
At Shradha IVF, our sincere effort is to ensure that a standard IVF cycle for an average couple is completed within ₹1,50,000, whenever donor services or additional advanced procedures are not required.
This is not a marketing promise—it is a deliberate commitment to help couples who genuinely need fertility treatment.
Our purpose is not to commercialize IVF but to make it accessible to families who dream of becoming parents.
If donor eggs, donor sperm, or specialized interventions become medically necessary, the cost may increase—but only when truly required.
We understand that arranging a large amount at once can be difficult for many families. Financial pressure should never delay medical treatment.
To support couples, Shradha IVF provides easy EMI options:
This flexibility allows couples to begin treatment confidently, without stress or compromise.
One of the most unique commitments at Shradha IVF is our promise beyond conception.
✔️ Maternity cover is ensured
✔️ Complete delivery cost is absolutely FREE
This means couples do not have to worry about delivery expenses after successful IVF. This initiative reflects our belief that parenthood support should continue beyond conception.
IVF expenses are spread across multiple stages. Understanding this helps couples appreciate why IVF cannot be offered unrealistically cheaply.
Includes fertility evaluation, report analysis, diagnosis, and treatment planning.
This includes expensive hormonal injections used to:
These medicines form one of the largest cost components of IVF.
Includes:
These tests guide accurate treatment planning.
Egg collection is performed under ultrasound guidance and includes:
Includes:
This is the most technically demanding stage:
Costs include:
Remaining embryos are frozen safely for future use, involving ongoing storage costs.
It is important to understand that:
IVF treatment cannot be safely and successfully delivered below a certain minimum cost.
Clinics offering unusually low prices may compromise on:
Low cost often reflects limited resources, not efficiency.
Shradha IVF keeps costs affordable without compromising medical standards by:
This ethical approach ensures that patients receive international-standard IVF treatment at a reasonable cost.
If pregnancy does not occur even after regular attempts, infertility is a medical condition, not a personal failure.
While some may choose premium centres, ethical and advanced IVF treatment is also possible at affordable costs, as demonstrated at Shradha IVF.
At Shradha IVF, IVF treatment is not viewed as a commercial transaction.
It is:
The high cost of IVF exists because every component—from machines to lab consumables—is expensive. By sourcing medicines directly, we reduce unnecessary expenses and ensure affordability for patients.
You must decide what parenthood means to you.
If continuing your family lineage matters, IVF is a scientifically proven and ethical option. With the right medical care and belief, your dream of holding your child can become reality.
If you need clarity about:
You can speak directly with us. At Shradha IVF, every question is answered with honesty, patience, and responsibility.
An IVF cycle usually takes about 4 to 6 weeks from the start of ovarian stimulation to embryo transfer. This timeline includes hormonal preparation, egg stimulation, egg retrieval, fertilisation in the laboratory, and embryo transfer into the uterus. The exact duration may vary depending on the woman’s age, ovarian response, hormonal levels, and the individual treatment protocol advised by the fertility specialist.
The number of IVF cycles needed to conceive varies from person to person. Some couples achieve pregnancy in the first IVF cycle, while others may require two or more cycles. This depends on factors such as the woman’s age, egg quality, sperm quality, embryo development, uterine health, and any underlying fertility conditions. Your fertility specialist will assess these factors to guide expectations and personalise the treatment plan.
IVF success rates vary depending on factors such as the woman’s age, the cause of infertility, egg and sperm quality, embryo development, and the treatment protocol used. Younger women and those with good egg and sperm quality generally have higher success rates. Your fertility specialist will review your medical reports and explain realistic, personalised success expectations based on your individual condition.
Yes, IVF can be an effective treatment option for women with PCOD or PCOS, especially when there are ovulation problems or when other fertility treatments have failed. With proper hormonal evaluation, controlled ovarian stimulation, and an individualised IVF protocol, many women with PCOD/PCOS successfully conceive through IVF.
IVF is generally not very painful, and most procedures cause only mild to moderate discomfort, such as temporary bloating or cramping during ovarian stimulation and egg retrieval. IVF is considered a safe treatment when performed under medical supervision. Your fertility specialist will explain possible risks, such as ovarian hyperstimulation or infection, and how they are carefully monitored and managed to ensure patient safety.
Yes, both partners should undergo a fertility evaluation before starting IVF. Infertility can be due to male factors, female factors, or a combination of both. Evaluating both partners — including hormone tests, ultrasound, and semen analysis — helps identify the underlying cause, choose the most appropriate treatment, and improve the chances of IVF success.
No, IVF is not always the first or only option for treating infertility. Depending on the diagnosis, age, and duration of infertility, simpler treatments such as ovulation-inducing medications, timed intercourse, or intrauterine insemination (IUI) may be tried first. IVF is usually recommended when these treatments are unsuccessful or when there are specific medical indications for it.
Copyright © 2027 All Rights Reserved
