Medical Review: Dr. Deepa Rekha Koduru | Reviewed: 14 September 2026
Educational Disclaimer: This article is intended for general educational purposes only and should not replace an individual consultation with a qualified fertility specialist.
Who typically comes to an IVF centre in Kompally
An IVF centre in Kompally is not only for couples who have already decided on IVF. People also come for fertility evaluation after months of trying to conceive, for irregular cycles, for a second opinion on previous reports, or to understand options such as ovulation support, IUI, or IVF when clinically appropriate.
At Sree Nandaka IVF, the first visit is usually an evaluation conversation. Starting treatment on day one is not automatic. The specialist reviews history, existing tests, and what still needs clarifying before any pathway is recommended.
More detail on the IVF pathway itself is on the centre’s IVF treatment in Kompally page.
First-visit checklist (history, tests already done, partner involvement)
Preparation helps the appointment stay focused. Where possible, bring:
- Identity documents and a list of current medicines or supplements
- Previous ultrasound reports, hormone tests, semen analysis, or surgical notes
- Details of menstrual cycles, previous pregnancies, miscarriages, and any earlier fertility treatment
- Notes on medical conditions such as thyroid disease, diabetes, PCOS, or endometriosis
- Questions you want answered, written down in advance
It is usually helpful if both partners attend, because infertility can involve female factors, male factors, or both. If one partner cannot come, the visit can still go ahead and remaining information can be collected later.
How IVF is explained step-by-step without jargon
When IVF is relevant to discuss, specialists typically describe it as a sequence of steps rather than a single procedure:
- Assessment — history, examination, and selected investigations
- Ovarian stimulation — medicines used to mature multiple eggs when appropriate, with monitoring
- Egg retrieval — collecting eggs in a clinical setting
- Fertilisation in the laboratory — conventional IVF fertilisation or, when recommended, ICSI
- Embryo development — laboratory observation before transfer or freezing decisions
- Embryo transfer or freezing — according to the clinical plan
- Follow-up — pregnancy testing and next steps after the cycle
Not every couple needs every step explained on the first visit. The aim is clarity: what IVF involves in principle, what would still need to be decided after tests, and what IVF does not guarantee. No clinic can honestly promise a particular pregnancy outcome from a first appointment.
How Sree Nandaka IVF fits on the same campus as advanced surgery
Sree Nandaka IVF and Sree Nandaka Advanced Surgery share the Kompally campus at Plot 770, Jayabheri Park, Behind Big Bazaar, Kompally, Hyderabad. The centres serve different clinical needs and use separate phone lines:
- IVF / fertility desk: 9000835000 · sreenandakafertility@gmail.com
- Surgery desk: 9000861000 (not for IVF bookings)
IVF clinic hours currently listed on the site are Monday to Saturday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, and Sunday, 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Confirm timing when you book.
Questions to ask Dr Deepa Rekha Koduru before starting a cycle
Dr Deepa Rekha Koduru leads fertility care at Sree Nandaka IVF. Before any cycle is planned, useful questions include:
- Based on our history and reports, is further testing needed before treatment?
- Are options other than IVF still reasonable for us right now?
- If IVF is advised, what would the monitoring schedule look like in practical terms?
- When might ICSI be discussed versus conventional fertilisation?
- What should we do if a cycle is paused or delayed for medical reasons?
- Who do we contact between visits with questions?
You can also review her profile on the Dr Deepa Rekha Koduru page before your visit.
Planning your first visit
To book at Sree Nandaka IVF, call 9000835000 or email sreenandakafertility@gmail.com. You can also use the centre’s appointment page. Bring previous reports if you have them, and allow time for history-taking and any same-day assessment the specialist considers appropriate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the first visit only for couples who already want IVF?
No. Many people attend to understand why conception has been delayed, to review irregular cycles, or to discuss fertility evaluation before any treatment is considered.
Will IVF start on the first appointment?
Usually not. The first consultation is an evaluation. IVF is one of several possible later options and is recommended only when it is clinically appropriate.
Do both partners need to attend?
It is usually helpful if both partners attend. If one partner cannot come, the visit can still proceed and remaining information can be collected later.
Does visiting an IVF centre guarantee pregnancy?
No. A consultation and any later treatment cannot guarantee pregnancy or live birth. Recommendations depend on individual history and investigations.
How is this centre different from the surgery hospital next door?
They share a campus address in Kompally but serve different specialties. Use the IVF phone number for fertility bookings and the surgery number for surgical care.
Conclusion
Your first visit to an IVF centre in Kompally should leave you with a clearer picture of your history, which tests (if any) still matter, and whether observation, simpler treatment, or IVF is being discussed — without pressure and without invented promises.
If you are ready to talk through your fertility questions, the team at Sree Nandaka IVF can review your reports and explain next steps in plain language.
Medical Disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes only and should not replace medical advice from a qualified fertility specialist. Recommendations vary according to age, medical history, examination findings and investigation results. No success rates or outcome guarantees are stated or implied.
