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At Sure Fertility, we continue to deliver high quality patient care at very affordable prices. Please contact our counselor for specific fee details, payment and financing options
PACKAGES AND PRICING
# Package Price
THE BASICS
Registration charges per person Rs. 100
Consultation Charges for Obg/Gynaecology/IVF Rs. 325
Consultation with Fertility Specialists Rs. 400
Consultation Charges for Peadiatrics Rs. 325
MAJOR PACKAGES
IVF - In vitro Fertilization
Included in Package
1 Doctor Charges - Gyen, Anaesthetist
2 Technician Charges - Embryologist, Andrologist
3 Operation Charges & Consumables
4 Egg handling & Sperm handling
5 Other overheads Rs. 60,000
6 All Consultation - within 32 days Package duration: 32 Days
Excluded from Package
1 Lab Investigation
2 Scans
3 Pharmacy
 
ICSI - Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection
Included in Package
1 Doctor Charges - Gyen, Anaesthetist
2 Technician Charges - Embryologist, Andrologist
3 Operation Charges & Consumables
4 Egg handling & Sperm handling
5 Other overheads Rs. 70,000
6 All Consultation - within 32 days Package duration: 32 Days
Excluded from Package
1 Lab Investigation
2 Scans
3 Pharmacy
 
Additionally, Sure Fertility is a one-stop center for all major and minor fertility procedures
Other services at Sure Fertility
FET Package Rs 15,000
Hycosy without Anesthesia Rs 5,000
Hycosy with Anesthesia Rs 6,000
IUI Package Rs 5,000
Semen Analysis Rs 500
Semen Analysis Processability Rs 1,500
Semen Cyro Preservation (per month) Rs 1,500
Embryo transfer with anesthesia (without pharmacy) Rs 2,000
Donor Embryo Rs 1,00,000
Cyro preservation of Embryos Rs 20,000
HSG without Anesthesia Rs 2,000
HSG with Anesthesia Rs 3,000
TESA Rs 10,000
MESA Rs 10,000
PESA Rs 10,000
TESE Rs 10,000
Cist Aspiration Rs 6,000
Hysterescopy Rs 10,000
Fetal Reduction Rs 20,000
SUMMARY OF AN INFERTILITY WORK UP
At the Fertility Institutes, we ask new patients to complete a very detailed medical history questionnaire prior to presenting for their first appointment. These history forms are forwarded to patients in advance to allow them adequate time to complete the forms at home and to obtain the very detailed information asked for. We include questions related to the patient, details of the pregnancy of the patient's mother (both husband and wife), fertility histories of the patient, brothers, sisters and immediate family members. We question very closely about life styles and diet, history of "health food" ingestion, vitamin history, and any history of food supplement use (herbs, etc.). Questions about possible occupational exposures to hazardous environments or chemicals and high stress environments are included. Possible detrimental effects on fertility of all of the above have been reported. A sexual history is obtained and the correction of any misconceptions or misinformation is carried out and cleared up. After a complete history has been obtained, we outline a detailed, intense diagnostic program to allow us to arrive at a rapid diagnosis of the underlying fertility problem. While many variations of the protocol are employed to account for items uncovered in the history, we always begin with baseline studies that, if not recently performed elsewhere, include the following:
  • Vaginal and cervical viral and chlamydial cultures. These are used to detect any possible adverse infections that may be interfering with conception.
  • Semen analysis and semen cultures.
  • Female gonadotropin and other pituitary hormone studies. These studies are performed on the third day of the menstrual cycle in order to allow comparison to fertile "control" subjects whose blood was evaluated on the same day 3. These studies also include thyroid function studies, and evaluations of the adrenal gland, ovaries, lactation hormones and the uterus.
  • Hysterosalpingogram. This X-Ray examination is able to uncover many abnormalities in the lining and configuration of the uterus, as well as demonstrating the fallopian tubes and detecting any partial or complete blockage of the tubes. Scarring around the tubes and ovaries can often be detected as well.
  • Midcycle testing for the "LH surge". The LH surge is the brain's signal to the ovaries ordering release of the mature egg. Our patients are asked to monitor their urine at home in anticipation of the LH surge that will occur just prior to ovulation. When the patient detects her LH surge, she is asked to have intercourse in the morning, and then is brought in later that day for several very important timed studies:
  • Post-coital (after intercourse) examination; a small drop of cervical mucus is taken from the cervix and examined under the microscope for the presence of live, active sperm.
  • Midcycle estradiol (E2) and ultrasound. The LH surge signals the bodies "satisfaction" with the status of the mature oocyte (egg). The accuracy of this "decision" by the body is tested by looking at the follicle that contains the egg with ultrasound, as well as by measuring the amount of estrogen (estradiol) that the granulosa cells that nurse the egg are producing. The uterine lining can be seen with ultrasound, and measured to assure that the lining has developed to an adequate degree to support a new pregnancy should one arrive. These are crucial studies and are often found to be abnormal in many patients with otherwise "normal" study results.
  • Luteal phase Progesterone level. One week after ovulation, the "scar" left over after the egg releases from the ovary should be producing abundant quantities of Progesterone. Progesterone performs many crucial functions in the second half of the menstrual cycle. It signals the uterus that ovulation has occurred and prepares the uterus for implantation of the new conceptus, should it arrive. It adds vital hormonal support to the uterine lining, preventing premature breakthrough bleeding or "spotting" . Patients with abnormal Progesterone levels may actually conceive, but lose their early pregnancies before they ever know they were pregnant. This condition can usually be detected and corrected with careful monitoring.
  • Endometrial Biopsy. A small fragment sampled from the lining of the uterus just before the end of a menstrual cycle can reveal important information about the response of the uterus to all of the hormonal signals that have occurred during the cycle. We ask a pathologist to evaluate the biopsy under the microscope, and to "date" the uterine lining to test for an appropriate response to the hormone signals delivered during the cycle. An "out of sync" uterine lining is a correctable condition that can cause major infertility problems if undetected or untreated.
All of the above represent a sampling of some of the initial studies that we obtain on nearly every patient. As results become available on each study, those results may lead to the need for additional studies. Each fertility problem is approached as a unique challenge, and we offer a complete, highly detailed evaluation. Success rates rely upon the establishment of an accurate diagnosis. We feel that patients should always be provided their underlying diagnosis, and should use that information to assist them in their own evaluation of any proposed treatment plans