Dr. Himani Patel is an IVF and infertility specialist at Nova IVF Fertility Vadodara Centre. She completed her MBBS and M.S. in Obstetrics & Gynaecology from Maharaja Sayajirao University in Vadodara. Additionally, Dr. Himani Patel pursued a Fellowship in Reproductive Medicine focusing on infertility, further honing her skills and knowledge in the area of infertility. With over 5 years of dedicated experience in IVF, she is an expert in various infertility treatments, including IUI, IVF (Ovum Pick Up + Embryo transfer), Fertility Preservation, and Diagnostic Hysteroscopies.
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Services Offered at Nova IVF Fertility - IVF Centre in Vadodara
Nova IVF Fertility Hospital is foremost in incorporating innovative techniques such as freezing of eggs, sperm or embryos, genetic testing of embryos, and surgical techniques for sperm extraction such as TESA, PESA. The centre is focused on enhancing your fertility outcome, while its in-house lab is equipped with RI Witness, which is a hi-tech electronic tracking system that uses radio frequency ID technology to ensure there is no mix up of gametes.
Nova IVF Fertility is also the leader in providing self-cycle treatments in India. With 83 centres across 56 cities, Nova IVF has been offering transparent, ethical fertility treatment.
The IVF center in Vadodara provides a broad array of services that include the following:
In the procedure, a couple’s own sperms and egg’s are used. Here, the baby inherits the DNA from its biological parents after the couple is found fit to undergo the treatment. Couples with low sperm and egg quality can opt for it, although the success rate for self-cycle IVF is better in younger women and may go down after 35.
A typical fertility evaluation involves physical exams and recording medical histories for both partners. Women undergo ovulation exams using blood tests, a check for antral follicle count through ultrasound exams of the ovaries. Men undergo a
semen analysis to assess sperm quality and quantity that entails checking the sperm count, movement, and structure.
Blood tests are instrumental in identifying potential causes of infertility, such as ovarian reserve and ovulation problems. They measure various parameters that include estradiol, follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH),
anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) among other tests, to pinpoint the underlying causes of fertility affecting either partner or both. At the IVF hospital in Vadodara, these test results assist
fertility specialists in devising a personalized treatment strategy based on each couple's clinical condition.
During the
IUI procedure, the sperm from the collected semen sample is washed to separate normal or viable sperm from lower-quality ones. In the next step, the viable sperm is implanted directly into a woman’s uterus to enhance fertility, usually a day or two after ovulation.
During
IVF, the specialist fertilizes the woman's egg with the partner's sperm in a lab. The process involves stimulating the woman's ovaries to retrieve the egg/s from her ovaries to fertilize them with her partner’s sperm. After about a week, the fertilized egg or zygote is transferred into the uterus in a procedure.
The method involves collecting sperm from the epididymis inside the scrotum using a syringe and needle. It is a minimally invasive method used in IVF/ICSI when no sperm is present in the ejaculation due to a blockage in the male’s reproductive system.
In this procedure, the fertility specialist inserts a needle directly into the testicle to extract viable sperm for use in IVF or
ICSI.
It is a genetic test performed on a sample of a woman's endometrial lining to predict the best day to transfer the embryo. The test is used during an IVF cycle to better the chances of fertilization.
It involves injecting a viable sperm directly into an egg. The female partner undergoes ovarian stimulation with fertility medications for mature eggs to develop. The eggs are then aspirated through the vagina in a procedure and incubated in an embryology laboratory.
The facility at the IVF center in Vadodara is used to freeze and store fertilized eggs, sperm, or embryos of couples for future use. It is used during IVF or ICSI when creating embryos. Freezing is beneficial for single men, women, or couples facing medical conditions like cancer, to preserve their fertility for a more suitable time.
The
donor program facilitates fertility with the assistance of third-party donors providing donor sperm, eggs, or embryos, which can help infertile couples achieve a successful pregnancy. The facility is used when either one partner, or both, have issues with their sperm or eggs.
It is a measurement tool to assess the concentration, motility, and morphology of the male partner’s sperm. It can predict sperm quality and fertility after cryopreservation during a fertility treatment.
HCG (Human Chorionic Gonadotropin), is a hormone that is produced in the placenta, which nourishes the egg after it has been fertilized and becomes attached to the uterine wall. The hCG Levels can first be detected by a blood or urine test about 2 weeks after a fertility procedure.
- MBBS from Maharaja Sayajirao University, Vadodara
- M.S. Obstetrics & Gynaecology from Maharaja Sayajirao University, Vadodara
- Fellowship in Reproductive Medicine