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1. Myths & Facts of
Infertility Treatment
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2. Table of Contents
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Myths Surrounding Infertility 3
Understanding Fertility 3
Natural Conception 4
What is Infertility? 5
Causes of Infertility 5
Investigations in Infertility 6
Treatment for Infertility 6
How can Morpheus IVF help you? 8
Myths Surrounding Infertility 3
Understanding Fertility 3
Natural Conception 4
What is Infertility? 5
Causes of Infertility 5
Investigations in Infertility 6
Treatment for Infertility 6
How can Morpheus IVF help you? 8

3. There are a lot of myths surrounding Infertility.
We will try to separate fact from fiction surrounding five of the most common myths
Myth 1 - If men ejaculate they are fertile
Truth - Men may have a very low sperm count or poor quality sperms and still ejaculate. In some cases there
may not be any sperms in the ejaculate. A simple Semen Analysis is required to rule out a male subfertility.
Myth 2 - Fertility issues are more likely to affect women
Truth - Difficulty in conception can be attributed to men as much as to
women. Male factors are responsible for nearly 30 % of all infertility
cases and in another 20 % there is a combination of both male and
female.
Myth 3 - There is time to keep trying until the age
of 40
Truth - Age of the female partner affects the success rate of all fertility
treatment. After 37 years, the fertility declines steeply. It has also been
seen in some studies that the pregnancy rates are lower if the male
partner is over 40 years of age. Do not delay your treatment decisions
and give yourself the best chance.
Myth 4 - Fertility treatments go against Nature
Truth - Being able to have a baby is the most natural thing for humans. Fertility treatment only removes the
barriers causing conception difficulties and nature does the rest.
Myth 5 - If the first baby was conceived easily, there will not be any problems with the
second
Truth - Things sometimes change after the birth of the first child and couples experience secondary fertility
problems when they try the next time.
Now that some of the common myths have been dispelled let us understand the facts about infertility. Infertility
is the inability of a couple to conceive after a year of unprotected sexual intercourse. It affects more than 15% of
couples in the world. In the last two decades, there have been many advances in the field of fertility treatment.
From simple office procedures to cutting edge technological advances there is now a solution for most of the
problems associated with fertility. Most couples are not aware of the available treatments, and hence a small
percentage of these couples seek help from professional specialist. This e-book aims at trying to acquaint you
with the various available treatment options.
Understanding Fertility
The process of physical changes by which a child matures into an adult capable of sexual reproduction is called
puberty. It is initiated by hormonal signals from the brain to the gonads; the ovaries in a girl, the testes in a boy.
In response to these signals, the gonads produce hormones that stimulate libido and growth and transformation
There are a lot of myths surrounding Infertility.
We will try to separate fact from fiction surrounding five of the most common myths
Myth 1 - If men ejaculate they are fertile
Truth - Men may have a very low sperm count or poor quality sperms and still ejaculate. In some cases there
may not be any sperms in the ejaculate. A simple Semen Analysis is required to rule out a male subfertility.
Myth 2 - Fertility issues are more likely to affect women
Truth - Difficulty in conception can be attributed to men as much as to
women. Male factors are responsible for nearly 30 % of all infertility
cases and in another 20 % there is a combination of both male and
female.
Myth 3 - There is time to keep trying until the age
of 40
Truth - Age of the female partner affects the success rate of all fertility
treatment. After 37 years, the fertility declines steeply. It has also been
seen in some studies that the pregnancy rates are lower if the male
partner is over 40 years of age. Do not delay your treatment decisions
and give yourself the best chance.
Myth 4 - Fertility treatments go against Nature
Truth - Being able to have a baby is the most natural thing for humans. Fertility treatment only removes the
barriers causing conception difficulties and nature does the rest.
Myth 5 - If the first baby was conceived easily, there will not be any problems with the
second
Truth - Things sometimes change after the birth of the first child and couples experience secondary fertility
problems when they try the next time.
Now that some of the common myths have been dispelled let us understand the facts about infertility. Infertility
is the inability of a couple to conceive after a year of unprotected sexual intercourse. It affects more than 15% of
couples in the world. In the last two decades, there have been many advances in the field of fertility treatment.
From simple office procedures to cutting edge technological advances there is now a solution for most of the
problems associated with fertility. Most couples are not aware of the available treatments, and hence a small
percentage of these couples seek help from professional specialist. This e-book aims at trying to acquaint you
with the various available treatment options.
Understanding Fertility
The process of physical changes by which a child matures into an adult capable of sexual reproduction is called
puberty. It is initiated by hormonal signals from the brain to the gonads; the ovaries in a girl, the testes in a boy.
In response to these signals, the gonads produce hormones that stimulate libido and growth and transformation
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4. of the brain, bones, muscle, blood, skin, hair, breasts, and
sexual organs.
Men start producing sperm as soon as they reach puberty
and this continues lifelong, but their sperm quality and
quantity may dip occasionally. Though a man is capable of
reproducing all through his life there is a decline in both
quality and quantity of sperms with age.
The female, on the other hand, is born with a finite number
of eggs in their ovaries. After the females reach the age of puberty, every month some of the eggs in the ovaries
mature but only one egg reach complete fertility potential, the rest degenerate and die. When the eggs are less
than a certain number in the ovaries, the woman enters the menopausal state. So female age is the single most
important variable when it comes to fertility and timely intervention is very important in fertility treatment.
A woman can conceive during the mid cycle, 2 days before and after ovulation –that is the time of release of the
egg from the ovary. There are only a handful of days that a woman is most likely to get pregnant, intercourse in
this period can result to a pregnancy.
Natural Conception
Before we learn about conception it is important to understand what happens during the menstrual cycle. In the
first half of the menstrual cycle, follicles start growing under the influence of hormones from the ovaries which
are controlled by hormones from the brain.These hormones also result in the growth of the uterine lining. During
midcycle the pituitary gland (Brain) releases LH (luteinizing hormone) which triggers release of the mature egg
(ovulation) within 48 hours. The follicle ruptures and egg is released which then starts the long journey of
travelling through the Fallopian tubes toward the uterus.
After ovulation, the follicle starts to produce progesterone. The endometrial lining to the uterus now is ready for
nourishing of the fertilized egg.
The sperms, after getting ejaculated into the vagina, will travel toward the
opening of the cervix and will enter the fallopian tube to fertilize the mature
egg. The sperms can live in the female genital tract for upto 72 hours so the
timing of the intercourse is very important.
After one sperm penetrates the outer covering and its genetic matter reaches
the egg, the egg is fertilized. This fertilized oocyte then travels to the uterus
and implants itself in the lining. This will continuously divide itself and will
become a baby.
If pregnancy does not occur, the corpus luteum creases to produce progesterone and the soft lining of the
womb, the endometrium, is shed leading to start of menstruation. The levels of estrogen decrease, which again
triggers the increase in brain hormones and the menstrual cycle starts over again.
of the brain, bones, muscle, blood, skin, hair, breasts, and
sexual organs.
Men start producing sperm as soon as they reach puberty
and this continues lifelong, but their sperm quality and
quantity may dip occasionally. Though a man is capable of
reproducing all through his life there is a decline in both
quality and quantity of sperms with age.
The female, on the other hand, is born with a finite number
of eggs in their ovaries. After the females reach the age of puberty, every month some of the eggs in the ovaries
mature but only one egg reach complete fertility potential, the rest degenerate and die. When the eggs are less
than a certain number in the ovaries, the woman enters the menopausal state. So female age is the single most
important variable when it comes to fertility and timely intervention is very important in fertility treatment.
A woman can conceive during the mid cycle, 2 days before and after ovulation –that is the time of release of the
egg from the ovary. There are only a handful of days that a woman is most likely to get pregnant, intercourse in
this period can result to a pregnancy.
Natural Conception
Before we learn about conception it is important to understand what happens during the menstrual cycle. In the
first half of the menstrual cycle, follicles start growing under the influence of hormones from the ovaries which
are controlled by hormones from the brain.These hormones also result in the growth of the uterine lining. During
midcycle the pituitary gland (Brain) releases LH (luteinizing hormone) which triggers release of the mature egg
(ovulation) within 48 hours. The follicle ruptures and egg is released which then starts the long journey of
travelling through the Fallopian tubes toward the uterus.
After ovulation, the follicle starts to produce progesterone. The endometrial lining to the uterus now is ready for
nourishing of the fertilized egg.
The sperms, after getting ejaculated into the vagina, will travel toward the
opening of the cervix and will enter the fallopian tube to fertilize the mature
egg. The sperms can live in the female genital tract for upto 72 hours so the
timing of the intercourse is very important.
After one sperm penetrates the outer covering and its genetic matter reaches
the egg, the egg is fertilized. This fertilized oocyte then travels to the uterus
and implants itself in the lining. This will continuously divide itself and will
become a baby.
If pregnancy does not occur, the corpus luteum creases to produce progesterone and the soft lining of the
womb, the endometrium, is shed leading to start of menstruation. The levels of estrogen decrease, which again
triggers the increase in brain hormones and the menstrual cycle starts over again.
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What is Infertility?
According to WHO-Infertility is defined as the inability of a couple to conceive after 12 months of unprotected
sexual intercourse.
Causes of infertility
Lifestyle Causes
Unhealthy lifestyle contributes to infertility and quite often these
causes are overlooked. We are mentioning these causes at the
start as simple lifestyle modifications often lead to improved
fertility.
• Unhealthy diet high in unsaturated fat and trans fat
Intake of high levels of unsaturated fat and trans fat not only cause high levels of cholesterol in the
bloodstream leading to heart disease and strokes but also can cause hormone imbalance resulting in
disruption of the menstrual cycle in women and increases the risk of erectile dysfunction in men.
• Caffeine
Excessive intake of caffeine increases the risk of hormonal imbalance and miscarriage.
• Alcohol
Excessive drinking in women may increase the production of hormone prolactin which interferes with the
ovulation leading to infertility. In men, alcohol interferes with production of testosterone, the male hormone.
• Exercise
Moderate exercise improves health and consequently fertility. But excessive exercise sometimes results in
stoppage of ovulation resulting decreasing fertility in women.
• Hot bath and Sun bath
For sperm production temperature slightly below the core body temperature is required. Hot tubs, saunas,
steam room or working in the high heat environment may decrease quality and quantity of sperm.
• Tight underwear
Tight clothing raises scrotal temperature, thereby reducing the sperm production.
• Weight
Low body weight and excessive weight are not very conducive to fertility.
• Drugs and smoking
Both men and women have been linked to infertility and miscarriages along with congenital malformations.
Environmental Factors
Pesticides are environment toxins which cause damage or interfere with reproductive processes and hormone
imbalance. Chemicals such as DDT, PCP, furans and man made estrogen reduce the sperm quality and lower
What is Infertility?
According to WHO-Infertility is defined as the inability of a couple to conceive after 12 months of unprotected
sexual intercourse.
Causes of infertility
Lifestyle Causes
Unhealthy lifestyle contributes to infertility and quite often these
causes are overlooked. We are mentioning these causes at the
start as simple lifestyle modifications often lead to improved
fertility.
• Unhealthy diet high in unsaturated fat and trans fat
Intake of high levels of unsaturated fat and trans fat not only cause high levels of cholesterol in the
bloodstream leading to heart disease and strokes but also can cause hormone imbalance resulting in
disruption of the menstrual cycle in women and increases the risk of erectile dysfunction in men.
• Caffeine
Excessive intake of caffeine increases the risk of hormonal imbalance and miscarriage.
• Alcohol
Excessive drinking in women may increase the production of hormone prolactin which interferes with the
ovulation leading to infertility. In men, alcohol interferes with production of testosterone, the male hormone.
• Exercise
Moderate exercise improves health and consequently fertility. But excessive exercise sometimes results in
stoppage of ovulation resulting decreasing fertility in women.
• Hot bath and Sun bath
For sperm production temperature slightly below the core body temperature is required. Hot tubs, saunas,
steam room or working in the high heat environment may decrease quality and quantity of sperm.
• Tight underwear
Tight clothing raises scrotal temperature, thereby reducing the sperm production.
• Weight
Low body weight and excessive weight are not very conducive to fertility.
• Drugs and smoking
Both men and women have been linked to infertility and miscarriages along with congenital malformations.
Environmental Factors
Pesticides are environment toxins which cause damage or interfere with reproductive processes and hormone
imbalance. Chemicals such as DDT, PCP, furans and man made estrogen reduce the sperm quality and lower

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the sperm count in men leading to infertility. In women, such chemicals may cause congenital defect and
miscarriage.
Male Factors
In the male any disease, defect that cause decrease either in the quality or quantity of sperms lead to infertility.
Erectile dysfunctions also cause infertility. Some of the common causes are Mumps, varicocele, undescended
testes, and diabetes
Female Factors
In the female any of the following could result in problems with conception
• Hormonal imbalance- Any disturbance in the delicate hormonal balance causes problems in ovulation and
consequently infertility. PCOS is a common disorder associated with high level of male hormones.
• Tubal blockage- If the tubes are blocked then fertilization cannot occur and results in infertility. Common
causes are infection or scarring after a previous tubal pregnancy or surgery.
• Abnormal uterine shape size- Any abnormality in the uterine shape, size can result in pregnancy loses.
Myxomas and fibroids are quite common.
• Endometrial causes - The endometrial layer has to be optimum for implantation of the zygote so any
problems in the endometrium lead to infertility. Aberrant endometrial tissue in the tubes, ovaries
(Endometriosis) creates an adverse environment.
• Cervix / Vagina - There could also be problems in the cervix and sometimes vagina like stenosis strictures
etc. which would result in the sperms not being able to reach the uterus.
Investigations in Infertility
The first investigation that should be done for a couple who are not able to conceive is a semen analysis.
It is a simple noninvasive test and rules out any male factor.
For the females initially a hormonal profile, tubal patency tests and ultrasound are advised.
The specialist may also request some other specialized tests as per the medical condition of the couple.
Minimally invasive procedures like laparoscopy and hysteroscopy are done to further assess the tubes, ovary
and uterus and also to correct any abnormality.
Treatment for Infertility
Treatment of infertility would depend on the test results, the age of the female partner and the number of years
the couple is trying to conceive. The best advice can be given by the specialist. Below we give a roadmap for
infertility treatment.
the sperm count in men leading to infertility. In women, such chemicals may cause congenital defect and
miscarriage.
Male Factors
In the male any disease, defect that cause decrease either in the quality or quantity of sperms lead to infertility.
Erectile dysfunctions also cause infertility. Some of the common causes are Mumps, varicocele, undescended
testes, and diabetes
Female Factors
In the female any of the following could result in problems with conception
• Hormonal imbalance- Any disturbance in the delicate hormonal balance causes problems in ovulation and
consequently infertility. PCOS is a common disorder associated with high level of male hormones.
• Tubal blockage- If the tubes are blocked then fertilization cannot occur and results in infertility. Common
causes are infection or scarring after a previous tubal pregnancy or surgery.
• Abnormal uterine shape size- Any abnormality in the uterine shape, size can result in pregnancy loses.
Myxomas and fibroids are quite common.
• Endometrial causes - The endometrial layer has to be optimum for implantation of the zygote so any
problems in the endometrium lead to infertility. Aberrant endometrial tissue in the tubes, ovaries
(Endometriosis) creates an adverse environment.
• Cervix / Vagina - There could also be problems in the cervix and sometimes vagina like stenosis strictures
etc. which would result in the sperms not being able to reach the uterus.
Investigations in Infertility
The first investigation that should be done for a couple who are not able to conceive is a semen analysis.
It is a simple noninvasive test and rules out any male factor.
For the females initially a hormonal profile, tubal patency tests and ultrasound are advised.
The specialist may also request some other specialized tests as per the medical condition of the couple.
Minimally invasive procedures like laparoscopy and hysteroscopy are done to further assess the tubes, ovary
and uterus and also to correct any abnormality.
Treatment for Infertility
Treatment of infertility would depend on the test results, the age of the female partner and the number of years
the couple is trying to conceive. The best advice can be given by the specialist. Below we give a roadmap for
infertility treatment.
 Medical Treatment To Enhance Fertility
 Surgical Treatment to Enhance Fertility
 Planned Relations / Follicular Monitoring
 Ovulation Induction

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• Medical Treatment
There are medications and vitamins which improve fertility and may be given to the couple.
• Surgical Treatment
Sometimes surgical interventions are required to reverse the factors that cause infertility. Most of these
surgeries can be done by minimally invasive routes.
• Planned Relations
Couples are advised to have relations on alternate days during the middle of the menstrual cycle. This is
sometimes combined with follicular monitoring to identify the most fertile period to improve the chances of
conception.
• Ovulation Induction
Oral or injectable medications are given for stimulation of the development of ovarian follicles, and then for
triggering oocyte release from mature ovarian follicles. This is often done in conjunction with follicular
monitoring and planned relations.
The common treatments like follicular monitoring with planned relations, ovulation induction are often
advised empirically to young couples with no apparent cause of infertility. These can be carried out at a
gynecologist’s clinic.
• IUI (Intrauterine Insemination)
In IUI the husband provides us with a semen sample which is washed and then in a simple office procedure
introduced into the wife’s uterus. Superovulation IUI referes to the treatment process when in the IUI cycle
some drugs are given to the wife either oral/ injectable for minimal stimulation of her ovaries. The success of
IUI is around 10% to 14% and depends on various factors like sperm count and morphology, ovulation and
timing of IUI. Most pregnancies generally happen in the first 3 to 6 IUIs. Hence, further trial with IUI after 6
failed IUIs is not recommended. However, this decision is left to the discretion of your treating doctor.
If these interventions do not lead to pregnancy, specialized treatment options are available like test tube baby
-In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), Intra Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI). These need state of the art treatment
facilities and trained specialists. Before these are planned, thorough investigations of both partners are
carried out.
• IVF (In Vitro Fertilization)
In the IVF cycle hormonal injections are administered daily to the wife for stimulation of her ovaries. Then
these eggs are taken out of the body under suitable anesthesia in a small procedure in the operation room.
These eggs are layered with the husbands’ sperms and eggs are fertilized naturally. 2-3 of the resultant
embryos are transferred back to the womb of the wife.
• Medical Treatment
There are medications and vitamins which improve fertility and may be given to the couple.
• Surgical Treatment
Sometimes surgical interventions are required to reverse the factors that cause infertility. Most of these
surgeries can be done by minimally invasive routes.
• Planned Relations
Couples are advised to have relations on alternate days during the middle of the menstrual cycle. This is
sometimes combined with follicular monitoring to identify the most fertile period to improve the chances of
conception.
• Ovulation Induction
Oral or injectable medications are given for stimulation of the development of ovarian follicles, and then for
triggering oocyte release from mature ovarian follicles. This is often done in conjunction with follicular
monitoring and planned relations.
The common treatments like follicular monitoring with planned relations, ovulation induction are often
advised empirically to young couples with no apparent cause of infertility. These can be carried out at a
gynecologist’s clinic.
• IUI (Intrauterine Insemination)
In IUI the husband provides us with a semen sample which is washed and then in a simple office procedure
introduced into the wife’s uterus. Superovulation IUI referes to the treatment process when in the IUI cycle
some drugs are given to the wife either oral/ injectable for minimal stimulation of her ovaries. The success of
IUI is around 10% to 14% and depends on various factors like sperm count and morphology, ovulation and
timing of IUI. Most pregnancies generally happen in the first 3 to 6 IUIs. Hence, further trial with IUI after 6
failed IUIs is not recommended. However, this decision is left to the discretion of your treating doctor.
If these interventions do not lead to pregnancy, specialized treatment options are available like test tube baby
-In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), Intra Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI). These need state of the art treatment
facilities and trained specialists. Before these are planned, thorough investigations of both partners are
carried out.
• IVF (In Vitro Fertilization)
In the IVF cycle hormonal injections are administered daily to the wife for stimulation of her ovaries. Then
these eggs are taken out of the body under suitable anesthesia in a small procedure in the operation room.
These eggs are layered with the husbands’ sperms and eggs are fertilized naturally. 2-3 of the resultant
embryos are transferred back to the womb of the wife.
 Intrauterine Insemination
 IVF/ ICSI
 Surgical Sperm Retrieval
 IMSI
 Laser Hatching, Zona Birefringence
 Donor Gametes, Surrogacy

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• ICSI (Intra Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection)
ICSI is a technically advanced form of IVF. As in the IVF cycle, hormonal injections are administered daily to
the wife for stimulation of her ovaries and the eggs are taken out of the body under suitable anesthesia in a
small procedure in the operation room. The difference is that these eggs are injected with the husband’s
sperms in the laboratory to fertilize them. This requires specialized equipments and technical expertise. 2-3
of the resultant embryos are transferred to the womb.
Recent Advances
In Males
In cases of male infertility the sperms can be retrieved using small surgical methods PESE (percutaneus), TESE
and then these sperms can be used for ICSI.
• IMSI (Intracytoplasmic Morphologically-Selected Sperm Injection)
In this advancement over ICSI, the sperm is more closely examined under magnification levels of more than
7000 times. Looking at sperm at this magnification shows defects in sperm head that cannot be seen in
conventional microscopes used for ICSI. This has been an exciting new development and numerous births
have been reported even in extreme cases of male infertility.
In Females
Laser Hatching is an advanced technique to thin the thickened outer covering which increases the success rates
of ICSI.
Zona Birefringence is a specialized technique advanced techniques which can be used to chose the best eggs
for ICSI.
Others
Blastocyst culture - The Embryos are sometimes incubated for five days so that it reaches the blastocyst stage
which improves the chances of implantation.
• Donor Programmes
ICSI treatments using donor gametes give very good results in couples with dwindling number and quality of
eggs and sperms and in premature ovarian failure.
• Surrogacy
In surrogacy, the wife’s eggs and the husband’s sperms are fertilized to make embryos that will later be
transferred in a surrogate’s womb. Surrogacy, is indicated, where carrying a pregnancy is not advised for
medical reasons for a woman.
The treatment for infertility results in success when they are tailor made for the couple seeking help.
Morpheus Fertility Centers are the only facilities which provide complete medical solutions to all the fertility
problems under one roof. From the start of your treatment you are guided by a specialist which optimizes
your chances of conception.
Timely intervention is the key to success in fertility treatment. Please visit your nearest Morpheus center for
a complimentary confidential counseling.
• ICSI (Intra Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection)
ICSI is a technically advanced form of IVF. As in the IVF cycle, hormonal injections are administered daily to
the wife for stimulation of her ovaries and the eggs are taken out of the body under suitable anesthesia in a
small procedure in the operation room. The difference is that these eggs are injected with the husband’s
sperms in the laboratory to fertilize them. This requires specialized equipments and technical expertise. 2-3
of the resultant embryos are transferred to the womb.
Recent Advances
In Males
In cases of male infertility the sperms can be retrieved using small surgical methods PESE (percutaneus), TESE
and then these sperms can be used for ICSI.
• IMSI (Intracytoplasmic Morphologically-Selected Sperm Injection)
In this advancement over ICSI, the sperm is more closely examined under magnification levels of more than
7000 times. Looking at sperm at this magnification shows defects in sperm head that cannot be seen in
conventional microscopes used for ICSI. This has been an exciting new development and numerous births
have been reported even in extreme cases of male infertility.
In Females
Laser Hatching is an advanced technique to thin the thickened outer covering which increases the success rates
of ICSI.
Zona Birefringence is a specialized technique advanced techniques which can be used to chose the best eggs
for ICSI.
Others
Blastocyst culture - The Embryos are sometimes incubated for five days so that it reaches the blastocyst stage
which improves the chances of implantation.
• Donor Programmes
ICSI treatments using donor gametes give very good results in couples with dwindling number and quality of
eggs and sperms and in premature ovarian failure.
• Surrogacy
In surrogacy, the wife’s eggs and the husband’s sperms are fertilized to make embryos that will later be
transferred in a surrogate’s womb. Surrogacy, is indicated, where carrying a pregnancy is not advised for
medical reasons for a woman.
The treatment for infertility results in success when they are tailor made for the couple seeking help.
Morpheus Fertility Centers are the only facilities which provide complete medical solutions to all the fertility
problems under one roof. From the start of your treatment you are guided by a specialist which optimizes
your chances of conception.
Timely intervention is the key to success in fertility treatment. Please visit your nearest Morpheus center for
a complimentary confidential counseling.

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How can Morpheus IVF help you?
Morpheus IVF is the leading chain of fertility centers in India with a team of leading
gynecologists who have more than 500+ years of cumulative experience in the field of
fertility management
Internationally Trained Fertility Specialists
Our fertility specialists are internationally trained from leading medical institutes. They have participated in
several international conferences and medical seminars to continuously update their clinical knowledge and
skills to perform the successful IVF treatments.
Vast Experience in ART
Our associate centers in Germany are established over a decade.They have recorded 10% higher success rate
than average in Germany over a vast sample size of more than 35,000 cases.The Indian centers have achieved
excellent success rate and have to their credit have 282 babies born within the past 2 and a half years of
operation.
Latest state-of-the-art Equipment
Our embryology labs are equipped with the latest state-of-the-art equipments imported from leading suppliers
around the world. Some of the advanced techniques such as IMSI, Zona Birefringence & Laser Assisted
Hatching are the latest treatments available in our laboratories.
Dedicated and Highly Experienced Embryologists
We have an in-house team of specially trained and experienced Embryologists for performing IVF/ICSI/IMSI
procedures to ensure consistency of performance.
International Quality Standards
Our IVF laboratories adhere to internationally accepted and clinically proven protocols for handling of eggs and
sperm. We also have quality systems in place to ensure that the eggs and sperm are exposed to the most
optimal environment. The technologies and personnel continuously monitor laboratory parameters to prevent
unacceptable incidents and outcomes.
Uniform and Fair Pricing
All our centers in India have uniform and affordable price structure which assures best value for the treatment
selected by you.
How can Morpheus IVF help you?
Morpheus IVF is the leading chain of fertility centers in India with a team of leading
gynecologists who have more than 500+ years of cumulative experience in the field of
fertility management
Internationally Trained Fertility Specialists
Our fertility specialists are internationally trained from leading medical institutes. They have participated in
several international conferences and medical seminars to continuously update their clinical knowledge and
skills to perform the successful IVF treatments.
Vast Experience in ART
Our associate centers in Germany are established over a decade.They have recorded 10% higher success rate
than average in Germany over a vast sample size of more than 35,000 cases.The Indian centers have achieved
excellent success rate and have to their credit have 282 babies born within the past 2 and a half years of
operation.
Latest state-of-the-art Equipment
Our embryology labs are equipped with the latest state-of-the-art equipments imported from leading suppliers
around the world. Some of the advanced techniques such as IMSI, Zona Birefringence & Laser Assisted
Hatching are the latest treatments available in our laboratories.
Dedicated and Highly Experienced Embryologists
We have an in-house team of specially trained and experienced Embryologists for performing IVF/ICSI/IMSI
procedures to ensure consistency of performance.
International Quality Standards
Our IVF laboratories adhere to internationally accepted and clinically proven protocols for handling of eggs and
sperm. We also have quality systems in place to ensure that the eggs and sperm are exposed to the most
optimal environment. The technologies and personnel continuously monitor laboratory parameters to prevent
unacceptable incidents and outcomes.
Uniform and Fair Pricing
All our centers in India have uniform and affordable price structure which assures best value for the treatment
selected by you.