IVF treatment in Kompally

IVF treatment in Kompally at Sree Nandaka is built around assessment, counselling and an on-site embryology laboratory. We see couples from across North Hyderabad and the wider city.

Who IVF treatment may suit

IVF is considered for blocked tubes, significant male factor, endometriosis, unexplained infertility after appropriate simpler care, or when other approaches have not worked. ICSI may be added when sperm parameters are low. Your plan is individual — not a one-size package. To see how IVF compares with IUI and ICSI, read IUI vs IVF vs ICSI: how the three differ.

What to expect

IVF treatment usually starts with tests for both partners. Stimulation, monitoring, egg collection, fertilisation, embryo culture and transfer are then the usual stages, and we explain each visit in advance. Learn more on IVF & ICSI, the IVF process in Kompally, IVF cost in Kompally, and our centre.

Heard the phrase “test tube baby”? It is the everyday name for IVF — read what “test tube baby” really means. If extra laboratory options have been mentioned to you, see advanced IVF options, explained.

Common questions about IVF

Who will I see at the first IVF consultation?

Consultations are with Dr. Deepa Rekha Koduru, Fertility Specialist (MBBS, DGO, DRM, MRM; Reg. No. 54076), working with our embryology team. Our page on seeing an IVF specialist in Kompally explains what the first visit covers.

Does IVF treatment start at the first visit?

Usually not. The first visit is an assessment of both partners’ history and reports. IVF is planned only if the investigations point to it, and a cycle is usually timed to a later period.

How many clinic visits does an IVF cycle need?

Most cycles need several short monitoring visits (scans and sometimes blood tests) during roughly 8–14 days of ovarian stimulation, then egg collection as a day procedure and an embryo transfer usually 3 to 5 days later, unless embryos are frozen for a later transfer. Your team confirms the schedule for your plan.

What happens to embryos after fertilisation?

Embryos are cultured in the laboratory for a few days and assessed by the embryology team. Our guide to embryo grading explains what Day 3 and blastocyst grades mean. Suitable embryos may be transferred or frozen for later use.