FAQ

IVF (In Vitro Fertilization) is a fertility treatment where eggs and sperm are combined outside the body in a laboratory. The resulting embryos are cultured and then transferred into the uterus to increase the chances of pregnancy.

IVF is not a single procedure—it is a multi-step medical process that includes:

• Hormone testing
• Ovarian reserve assessment
• Semen analysis
• Personalized treatment planning

At INSPIRE IVF, treatment is customized based on age, health condition, and reproductive goals.

IVF is commonly recommended for:

• Couples trying to conceive without success
• Blocked or damaged fallopian tubes
• Endometriosis
• Male factor infertility
• Women over 35
• Failed IUI or previous IVF attempts

It is also suitable for individuals where time is a critical factor, such as reduced ovarian reserve.

• IVF: Egg and sperm are combined naturally in a lab dish
• ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection): A single sperm is injected directly into the egg

ICSI is typically used in cases of:

• Low sperm count
• Poor sperm motility
• Previous fertilization failure

At INSPIRE IVF, specialists determine the most appropriate method for each case.

Services include:

• Fertility evaluation
• IUI, IVF, ICSI
• PGT (genetic testing)
• Embryo transfer
• Egg and embryo freezing

The clinic focuses on end-to-end care, from initial consultation to post-treatment follow-up.

Typical IVF steps:

• Initial consultation and assessment
• Ovarian stimulation
• Egg retrieval
• Sperm collection
• Fertilization (IVF or ICSI)
• Embryo culture
• Embryo selection
• Embryo transfer
• Pregnancy follow-up

Each step is closely monitored using lab and clinical data.

The timeline varies, but generally includes:

• Pre-treatment evaluation
• Ovarian stimulation (10–14 days)
• Embryo development (5–6 days)
• Embryo transfer and follow-up

Some patients may require staged treatment, such as freezing embryos before transfer.

IVF costs vary depending on:

• Medication dosage
• Lab techniques (IVF vs ICSI)
• Additional procedures (PGT, freezing)

There is no fixed price, as treatment is individualized.

Costs vary due to:

• Ovarian response to medication
• Treatment complexity
• Use of advanced technologies
• Genetic testing needs

At INSPIRE IVF, pricing is explained transparently based on each treatment plan.

PGT (Preimplantation Genetic Testing) is a test performed on embryos before transfer to detect chromosomal or genetic abnormalities.

PGT may be recommended for:

• Recurrent miscarriage
• Advanced maternal age
• Failed IVF cycles
• Genetic disease risk

It is not necessary for all patients and requires medical evaluation.

• Egg freezing: preserves unfertilized eggs
• Embryo freezing: preserves fertilized embryos

Egg freezing is ideal for individuals not ready for pregnancy, while embryo freezing is used in active treatment cycles.

The team includes:

• Fertility specialists
• Embryologists
• Genetic experts
• Nurses

Fertility success depends on team coordination, not just one doctor.

Technologies include:

• ICSI
• PGT
• Advanced embryo monitoring systems

These tools support precision medicine and personalized care.

Patients choose INSPIRE IVF because of:

• Specialized medical team
• Advanced lab technology
• Personalized treatment plans
• Clear communication

Certifications reflect quality and safety standards.

INSPIRE IVF highlights:

• AACI
• ISO 9001
• GHA
• Temos
• Diplomatic Council

These indicate structured clinical and operational quality.

Yes. Services include:

• Multilingual staff
• Medical travel coordination
• International patient support

Yes. Previous failure does not eliminate future success.

A new evaluation may reveal:

• Different medication response
• Embryo quality factors
• Uterine conditions
• Protocol adjustments

Key factors:

• Doctor expertise
• Lab quality
• Technology
• Transparency
• Personalized care

Avoid choosing based only on price or success rate claims.

Start with a fertility assessment, including:

• Hormone testing
• Ultrasound
• Semen analysis

This helps plan future options such as egg freezing or delayed treatment.

You can:

• Book a consultation
• Submit existing test results
• Discuss personalized treatment plans