IVM is a fertility treatment that involves collecting eggs from the ovaries before they have fully matured. These eggs are then matured in a laboratory setting before being fertilized with sperm. It's an alternative to traditional IVF, especially for those who may not respond well to the ovarian stimulation typically used in IVF.

IVM is particularly suited for women with a high ovarian reserve, such as those with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), as well as for individuals who prefer not to undergo ovarian stimulation due to personal health risks or preferences.

The key difference between IVM and IVF is the stage at which eggs are collected. In IVF, eggs are collected after they have matured in the ovaries following hormonal stimulation. In IVM, immature eggs are collected earlier and then matured in the lab.

Success rates for IVM can vary based on individual circumstances such as age, fertility issues, and the number of mature oocytes obtained. Gunasheela's team uses state-of-the-art technology and protocols to optimize success rates, and our specialists can provide more detailed information based on your specific situation.

Benefits include a lower risk of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS), fewer injections and lower costs related to medication, and potentially shorter treatment times. It's also considered a more natural approach to fertility treatment.

The process involves initial assessments and monitoring, followed by the collection of immature eggs from the ovaries. These eggs are then matured in a lab for 24-48 hours before being fertilized with sperm. Resulting embryos can be transferred to the uterus or frozen for future use.

While IVM is generally considered safe, there are minimal risks similar to other fertility treatments, such as infection from egg retrieval. Our team at Gunasheela ensures the highest safety standards and closely monitors each step to minimize risks.

The number of eggs collected can vary greatly among individuals, particularly depending on the underlying fertility issues. Our team personalizes the approach to maximize the number of eggs collected and matured.

Yes, IVM can be performed using both fresh and frozen sperm, including donor sperm, providing flexibility and options for diverse family building needs.

The cost of IVM can vary based on the treatment specifics, including whether additional services like sperm donation or egg freezing are utilized. We provide transparent pricing and financial counseling to assist with planning.

Preparation may include lifestyle adjustments, nutritional guidance, and possibly pre-treatment assessments to optimize your health for the procedure. Our team will guide you through all necessary preparatory steps.

We offer comprehensive support, including counseling, nutritional advice, and stress management resources, to support both your emotional and physical well-being throughout the IVM journey.