Shantah IVF Centre committed to patient care

Shantah IVF Centre’s mission, since its inception has been focused on providing exceptional patient care. We are committed to consistently deliver the best possible service from each area of our Practice. The concept of Shantah IVF Centre the best IVF centre in New Delhi is to bring modern concept of Assisted conception in India.

SERVICE IS A KEY VALUE AND CORNERSTONE OF OUR PRACTICE

Many of our patients have used the expression, ‘world-class service,’ and we work hard to live up to that compliment. We strive continually to provide an environment where your time in our Practice is friendly and welcoming, and our staff provides clear communication and education about your diagnosis and treatment.

Patient care doesn’t just come in the form of actual medical treatment, but in every communication a patient has with any member of the Shantah IVF’s team. From your initial call to your graduation ultrasound, we listen, empathize, and share information with you. We strive to hire employees who are passionate about their job and empathetic to your needs. This extends to all our Shantah IVF Centre colleagues from those you see – at the Front Desk reception, your Monitoring team, nurses & assistant doctors; to those who are the behind the scenes – the I.T. Department who works hard

When to see a Fertility Specialist

The best time to see a fertility specialist is when you are concerned you have an infertility problem. Traditionally, infertility is defined as not being able to conceive over the course of a year in a woman who has regular menstrual cycles. So, if you have been trying to conceive for several months and been unsuccessful, it is advised to consult a fertility specialist. The thought of being infertile is very stressful for most couples and sometimes basic testing or simply speaking to a fertility specialist can be very reassuring.

A basic infertility evaluation is usually advised after attempting conception for 1 year in women less than 35 years old and after 6 months in women older than

What to do when you plan your pregnancy at the age of 40?

Women today look towards financial stability first in their life and are more focused towards their career. And not only women, men are also in no hurry to start a family any time soon; hence given the rise to DINK couples (double income and no kids). As a result more women are getting married around 30-35 years of age or even later. Due to this, the mean age at first pregnancy is also slowly rising, with many women approaching Fertility Clinics for the first time at the age of 40 years for help in conceiving.

Delaying pregnancy sometimes leads to miscarriage or even infertility. With increasing age in females, the ovarian reserve or the number of eggs that a lady has, reduces drastically translating into decreased chances of natural pregnancy. Moreover there is a rapid decline in quality of eggs too due to which the chances of miscarriages also may increase. Research has shown that a 40 year old female seeking fertility has only 25 % chance of pregnancy with own eggs and it decreases to 1.6% at age of 44. If she conceives, the risk of miscarriage is around 25% at 40 years and around 50% at 44 years.

At the age of 40 and above, the incidence of medical problems like Diabetes Mellitus, High Blood Pressure is more. These may get aggravated during the

Corona Virus and Infertility- Frequently Asked Questions (PART-1)

First of all let me tell you all that Shantah Fertility Centre continues to follow the patient centered approach. We completely understand your concerns about getting pregnant that is why we have made so many changes in our clinical environment, the way we provide treatment and also how we interact with you and each other to make sure it's as safe as possible for you having your IVF treatment at Shantah Fertility Centre under the pragmatic approach of our clinic experts.

We at Shantah IVF Centre are reassuring that the clinic is dedicated fertility centre and not located in large hospital settings but in the safe and quiet surroundings. As we specialize in fertility treatment, the people we see are generally in good health. There are also fewer people on site and no visitors – all of this enables effective management. Our centre has ample parking space for visitors and a one-way system has been introduced through the buildings with hand hygiene stations throughout.

There are few frequently asked questions about the infertility treatment and Covid 19, so below we address all:

Q: IS SHANTAH FERTILITY CENTRE PREPARED TO MANAGE CARE FOR PATIENTS WITH THE RECENT RISK OF CORONAVIRUS/COVID-19?

A: Our staff members and doctors have the knowledge and training needed to safely care for patients while taking necessary precautions against the spread and transmission of COVID-19. At this time, we have taken measures to limit transmission by promoting hand hygiene and disinfecting protocols, inputting screening measures, modifying appointments and schedules, performing consults electronically when

September- PCOS awareness month

As we all know September is PCOS awareness month Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome is a hormonal imbalance that interferes with a woman’s reproductive system. When you have PCOS, your ovaries are larger than normal and can have many tiny cysts that contain immature eggs which create hindrances in conceiving. It is one of the most common causes of infertility in women.

Basically, PCOS is a common condition and being overweight worsens all the clinical features. Watch out if you see these clinical features like:

• Irregular periods
• Unwanted hair growth on face, chest,abdomen, thighs
• Oily skin and acne
• Type 2 diabetes
• Obesity
• Increased cholesterol

What causes PCOS?

High levels of the insulin have also been linked to PCOS. Insulin is a hormone that controls the change of sugar, starches, and other food into energy for the body to