IVF doctor & IVF Specialist in Kolkata

Dr. Rajeev Agarwal is a renowned IVF doctor in Kolkata having vast experience in treating different cases of infertility situations, such as tubal factor infertility, PCOS, endometriosis, male infertility, and infertility that cannot be explained along with low ovarian reserve. Being an IVF specialist, his primary motive for IVF treatment is to give each patient the individualised attention they deserve in order to get the best possible treatment as he has seen the issues people deal with. His proficiency, experience, meticulous nature, and patient-focused approach have made him a highly renowned IVF specialist in Kolkata.

Dr. Rajeev Agarwal strives to make fertility treatment easy and accessible for people who are having fertility problems which makes him the best fertility doctor in Kolkata. Many fertility doctors under his guidance built up a successful team of embryologists and gynaecologists equipped with international experience in conducting successful IVF/ICSI treatments.
Your desire to become a parent will be realised thanks to the dedication of fertility specialists in our team. We provide complete infertility workup systematically to give couples clarity about their condition regarding fertility. Our high rate of successful treatments makes Dr Rajeev Agarwal the best infertility specialist in Kolkata and adjacent areas near the city.

The inability to conceive after a year or longer of trying is known as infertility, a condition of your reproductive system that causes people to be unable to get pregnant. Infertile women can also be those who can conceive but are unable to maintain their pregnancy. It directs to the difficulties of both getting pregnant and staying pregnant. It can occur in both men and women. Infertility can affect anyone and has many causes. There are several reasons why it could be problematic, they can be as follows:
Age: The Age of both partners is crucial in achieving pregnancy. For women, it is typically in their late thirties that they gradually experience a decline in fertility as the amount and quality of eggs are likely to go down. As for men who are over forty years old could have lower fertility.
Weight: Fertility is likely to be affected by one or both couple's obesity. Weight Has a big impact on fertility. On the contrary, individuals who adopt low-calorie, restricted diets or anorexic partners with eating disorders are equally likely to be affected.
Lifestyle: It has a powerful impact on the fertility of both partners and all individuals. There is a significant risk of infertility when poor nutrition and inactivity are combined.
Alcohol: Consumption of Alcohol while conceiving or during pregnancy is not safe for women and it also lowers the sperm count in men when consumed in large quantities.
Tobacco: It can lead to erectile dysfunction in men and may result in frequent miscarriages for parents trying to conceive or get pregnant. These intoxicating psychotropic substances are very dangerous (This demeanor plays a role in approximately 13% to 15% of infertility cases.)

Ovulation Induction: The Patient or the woman receives injections or medications containing fertility hormones to stimulate her ovaries and boost the production of eggs. One egg is generated during an ovulatory month on average, however, the ovaries can release 10 to 15 eggs when a fertility medication is used to stimulate them.
Egg Harvesting: Using a scanning probe, eggs are extracted trans-vaginally from the ovaries during a quick, painless surgical procedure. Even though the process is painless, the woman is put under anaesthesia because she might feel a bit unpleasant. On the same day, sperm from the male partner is also obtained.
Fertilization: The recovered sperm and eggs are then meticulously combined in a laboratory using various fertilisation techniques to produce many embryos. Preimplantation genetic screening (PGS), preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD), and intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) are a few examples of these.
Embryo Culture: Now, the numerous embryos are seen growing from two to four, and eventually eight, cells in an incubator. After that, their integrity and appearance are used to provide grades. This could require five days.
Embryo Transfer: A woman's uterus is observed via ultrasonography. A small tube is put into the vagina to facilitate the implantation of one or two healthy embryos into the uterus.
Pregnancy: After 10–14 days, a blood test can be used to determine pregnancy. An ultrasound is done six weeks into the pregnancy to look for a heartbeat.