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This depends on factors like your age, the cause of infertility, and how long you’ve been trying to conceive. IUI is often tried first for milder cases, while IVF is typically recommended for more complex situations, including blocked fallopian tubes, male-factor infertility, or after IUI hasn’t been successful. Share your medical history and any previous test results with us, and a fertility specialist will give you an honest recommendation based on your specific situation.

Success rates vary based on several factors, most significantly the age of the patient, along with the underlying cause of infertility and the specific fertility center’s protocols. Success rates are generally higher for younger patients and tend to decline with age, particularly after the mid-30s. Rather than relying on general statistics, we recommend discussing your specific case with the reviewing specialist, who can give you a realistic, personalized expectation.

It depends on the type of azoospermia. In cases of obstructive azoospermia (where sperm production is normal but blocked from being released), surgical correction is often possible and may restore natural fertility in some cases. In non-obstructive azoospermia (where sperm production itself is affected), correction is less predictable, but sperm can sometimes still be retrieved directly from the testicle through a minor surgical procedure. Even when sperm is retrieved this way, IVF with ICSI is usually still required, since natural conception typically isn’t possible in these cases. A fertility specialist can assess your specific case and recommend the right path after reviewing your test results.

Yes, completely. We understand that fertility treatment is a deeply personal matter, and every consultation, document, and conversation is handled with strict confidentiality. Your case is managed by a dedicated coordinator, and information is never shared beyond what’s necessary for your treatment.

Costs depend on the specific treatment plan, including whether additional procedures like ICSI or PGT are needed, and how many cycles are required. IVF treatment in India is generally more affordable than in Thailand, while maintaining strong success rates and internationally trained specialists. Once we understand your situation, we provide a transparent, itemized cost estimate so you know what to expect before committing to travel.

This depends on your treatment plan. Some patients complete initial testing and consultation remotely, then travel for the egg retrieval and embryo transfer stages, which typically requires 2-3 weeks abroad, though this can vary. In some cases, embryos are frozen and transfer is done in a separate, shorter trip, giving you flexibility in timing. Your fertility specialist will map out a specific plan and timeline once your case is reviewed.

Yes. Many of the patients we support have already been through one or more unsuccessful IVF cycles. Our partner fertility specialists regularly review such cases, often identifying factors that may not have been addressed before, and can offer a fresh, honest second opinion along with an updated treatment approach.