PGT-M screens embryos for specific inherited genetic disorders before transfer. Learn what the test does, who benefits, and what to expect throughout your cycle.
What is cytoplasmic transfer, and why might it be discussed as part of IVF? We answer common patient questions about previous IVF, donor eggs, mitochondria, success rates and planning treatment from outside India.
Starting IVF stimulation means daily injections, monitoring scans and possible medication adjustments. Learn what happens during these weeks and how your response is monitored before egg retrieval.
Understand embryo grading in IVF, including what grades like 4AA and 3BB mean, how blastocysts are assessed and what embryo grades can tell you about development.
What happens to your eggs once egg retrieval is over? Understand what takes place inside the IVF laboratory, from egg maturity and fertilisation to embryo development, blastocyst formation, transfer and freezing.
A normal semen analysis doesn’t always tell the full story. Learn what sperm DNA fragmentation (DFI) is, what causes it, how it’s tested, and how treatments like ICSI may help when male-factor infertility is a concern.
The ovarian cortex contains the follicles that make up ovarian reserve. Learn how it relates to AMH, age, fertility and fertility preservation options.
Endometrial polyps do not always affect fertility, but their size and location may matter for implantation, IVF and embryo transfer. Learn when a polyp may need further evaluation or removal.
Intrauterine adhesions, Asherman’s syndrome and endometrial tuberculosis may affect the uterine cavity or endometrial lining. This page explains how these findings are evaluated and what they may mean when planning fertility treatment, IVF or embryo transfer.
Janini IVF specialists answer some of the most common questions patients ask before beginning IVF, from treatment success and injections to embryo transfer and recovery.
PGT-A, PGT-M and PGT-SR are different forms of embryo genetic testing used during IVF. This page explains what each test checks, when testing may be discussed and why it is not required for every IVF patient.
A simple guide to teratospermia, abnormal sperm shape, poor sperm morphology, semen analysis and when IVF with ICSI may be advised for male infertility.
A simple guide to low sperm count, no sperm count, azoospermia, semen analysis, sperm retrieval, TESA, micro-TESE and when IVF with ICSI may be advised.
A simple guide to ovulation induction, IUI, IVF and ICSI, including when each treatment may be considered and when moving from IUI to IVF may be advised.
A clear Clinical Note from Janini IVF, a fertility clinic in Delhi, explaining blocked fallopian tubes, low egg count, low AMH, IUI suitability, tubal surgery and when IVF may be considered.
Conventional IVF involves ovarian stimulation and laboratory fertilisation. Learn when it is recommended and how it compares to other IVF approaches.
Explaining common ovulation and cycle concerns including irregular periods, delayed ovulation, and hormone-related fertility questions.
Fertility test results are best understood as part of a complete clinical picture. This Clinical Notes piece explains common terms such as double marker test, screen negative, hormone levels and pre implantation genetic testing, and how these results may guide fertility treatment planning at Janini IVF, Delhi.
Mild IVF uses lower stimulation to retrieve fewer eggs in a controlled way. Learn how it compares to other IVF approaches and when it may be considered.
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