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Minimum Sperm Motility for IVF: What You Need to Know

Minimum Sperm Motility For IVF Normal sperm motility is usually above 40% according to WHO guidelines, but IVF—especially with ICSI—can still work with much lower motility. Even men with severe motility issues can father a child when embryologists select a viable sperm cell. This blog explores what healthy sperm motility looks like, how IVF and ICSI help when movement is…

Cramping After IVF Transfer: Success Stories

Cramping After IVF Transfer Success Stories Yes, many women who later had successful IVF pregnancies experienced cramping after their embryo transfer. Mild cramps can happen because the uterus is adjusting, and they often show normal hormonal activity. What matters is the nature of the cramping and whether other symptoms accompany it. This blog breaks down what cramping really means during…

Minimum Age for IVF in India

Minimum Age for IVF in India The minimum age for IVF in India is 21 years, as defined under current ART (Assisted Reproductive Technology) regulations. This means any woman planning IVF must be at least 21 before starting treatment. The rules ensure patient safety, emotional readiness, and informed decision-making. This blog explains the minimum age rule, why it matters, how…

3 Failed IVF Cycles: What Next?

3 Failed IVF Cycles: What Next? When three IVF cycles fail, the next steps involve investigating why the attempts didn’t work and choosing a targeted plan based on your medical profile. Three failed cycles do not always mean the journey is over. Many couples conceive after adjusting their treatment strategy and identifying hidden issues. This blog explains the causes of…

Is IVF and Test Tube Baby the Same? Medical Guide

Is IVF and Test Tube Baby the Same? Yes, IVF and test tube baby mean the same treatment, and both describe the process where fertilization happens outside the body in a laboratory. The term “test tube baby” is older and non-medical, while IVF is the correct scientific term used today.  Here’s a full breakdown to help you understand how IVF…

What Is a Good AMH Level for IVF in pmol/L? Full Guide

What is a Good AMH Level for IVF pmol/L? A good AMH level for IVF usually ranges between 10–20 pmol/L, and levels above this often reflect stronger ovarian reserve. Levels below 7 pmol/L may still work for IVF, but doctors adjust treatment plans based on your age, health, and response history.  In this blog, you’ll learn how AMH works, the…

How Many Times Can You Do IVF in a Year? Guide

How Many Times Can You Do IVF in a Year? Most patients safely complete two IVF cycles in one year, and in some cases, a third cycle may be possible if your body responds well and your fertility specialist approves. There is no strict medical or legal limit, but doctors recommend spacing cycles to allow your ovaries, hormones, and overall…

Can You Choose Gender in IVF in India? Legal Rules

Can You Choose Gender in IVF in India? No— gender selection via IVF is generally not allowed in India under the law. The Indian legal framework prohibits the use of IVF or any reproductive technology to choose a baby’s gender for non-medical reasons.  In the sections below, we will cover: What the law in India says about sex selection and…

Beyond IVF
Beyond IVF: Exploring Emerging Fertility Treatments at FertilTree

Q: Everyone talks about IVF, but are there other cutting-edge options? Absolutely. While IVF is the cornerstone of fertility care, at Fertiltree, we’ve always been at the forefront of advanced fertility treatments that go far beyond traditional IVF. With innovations in genetics, immunology, and embryo selection, we offer a deeply personalized approach to each patient’s journey. These are not future…

Age and Fertility: Separating Myths from Facts

Hi, I’m Dr. Firuza Parikh, and today I want to clarify a topic that affects nearly every hopeful parent at some point — how age influences fertility. There’s a lot of misinformation out there, so let’s walk through what the data really says — based on studies from the ASRM, ESHRE, and peer-reviewed journals. Myth: Women are fertile until menopause.…