Fertility Services

Yogana Hospital is the leading healthcare provider of fertility services in and around Chennai. We have the most experienced specialists in treating infertility couples. 

Providing our patients with personalized and thorough care is our motto. Our specialists are experts in guiding and supporting our patients throughout the process of the continuum of care. 

When to Visit Our Fertility Specialist

• Anyone who is over 30 years old and has been struggling to get pregnant even after one year or more of unprotected intercourse.
• Anyone with reproductive conditions including fibroids, endometriosis, more than two miscarriages, ovulatory dysfunction, tubal ligation, pelvic and genital infections, blocked fallopian tubes, low sperm production, and more.

Our Fertility Treatment

The reason for infertility varies from person to person. We, at Yogana Hospital have the best fertility specialists in Chennai who diagnose and treat patients appropriately for their specific medical conditions. Our services related to infertility for couples, single parents and lesbians are as follows:

• IUI

  Intra-uterine insemination (IUI) is the imitation process of intercourse. The process is focused on collecting a small amount of sperm from a man and transferring it into the woman’s uterus around the time of ovulation. Since the process takes place in a clinical setting, the sperm is concentrated and washed.

  The treatment is an excellent option for couples who have unexplained infertility, sperm ejaculation and cervical mucus medical conditions. However, there are certain conditions where the treatment may not work such as blocked fallopian tubes, severe sperm impairment, and endometriosis. In such scenarios, IVF may work much better than IUI for those couples. A4 fertility hospital is one of the most sought-after fertility centres in Chennai and can help couples grow their family using advanced practices.

  The reasons for IUI treatment include:

  • Cervical mucus disorder
  • Allergy to partner’s sperm
  • Donor insemination 
  • Severe sperm impairment
  • Unexplained infertility
  • Same-sex couples

  ICSI

  Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) is the procedure where a single sperm is injected directly into an egg for fertilization. The process is associated with IVF treatment. In IVF treatment, the eggs and sperm are retrieved and united in a laboratory setting. If fertilization occurs, the embryo is formed. The embryos are then transferred into the woman’s uterus for pregnancy.

  Whereas in ICSI treatment, our embryology experts choose any one well-qualified sperm and inject it directly into the egg. The treatment is an excellent option for couples who have a male infertility issue. At Yogana Hospital, we allow couples to use donor sperm to make the ICSI treatment successful. Yogana Hospital works with reputable donor banks.

  The reasons for ICSI treatment include:

  • Very low sperm count
  • Poor sperm morphology and motility
  • Failed IVF procedure
  • Difficulty in egg fertilization
  • Retrograde ejaculation

  Sperm Selection Technique

  The techniques our experts use at Yogana Hospital to select the best quality sperm are:

  • PICSI
  • Zymot
  • MACS
  • PGT-A / PGD
  • PGTSR
  • Embryo Glue
  • LAH

  Male Fertility

  LensHooke

  LensHooke is a device that is used to analyze the quality of semen using artificial intelligence. The device analyzes the semen’s morphology, motility, sperm concentration and PH levels.

  CASA

  Computer Assisted Sperm Analysis (CASA) is a device that is used to analyze sperm quality accurately. CASA can determine the semen’s parameters when it is fresh and frozen-thawed.

  DNA Fragmentation Index (DFI)

  DFI is an indicator to determine semen quality. The device helps our experts to identify damaged sperms with fragmented DNA accurately.

  Blood Tests

  Fertility treatments involve a comprehensive range of blood tests, which help in determining the essential hormones of the patients. Some of the tests include:

  • Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH)
  • Luteinising Hormone (LH)
  • Prolactin (PRL)
  • Thyrotrophin (TSH)
  • Androgens