Fertility Treatment in India

India offers a broad range of fertility treatments, including fertility evaluation, ovulation induction, IUI, IVF, ICSI, frozen embryo transfer, embryo freezing, PGT, egg freezing, sperm freezing and treatments for male infertility.

An indicative range for IVF is approximately $1,200–$3,000 per cycle. The final cost depends on the patient’s age, diagnosis, medications, laboratory requirements and any additional procedures required.

An indicative range for ICSI is approximately $1,800–$3,500 per cycle. ICSI may be recommended particularly when there are significant male-factor fertility issues or previous fertilization problems.

An indicative range for IUI is approximately $250–$600 per cycle. The final cost depends on medications, monitoring and other treatment requirements.

A typical IVF cycle takes approximately 4 to 6 weeks, although the timeline can vary depending on the treatment protocol and whether additional testing or a frozen embryo transfer is required.

International patients may need to plan for approximately 3 to 6 weeks in India for a complete IVF cycle, depending on the treatment protocol, monitoring requirements and whether the cycle involves fresh or frozen embryo transfer. In some cases, the treatment can be divided into stages and may require more than one trip. The fertility specialist will provide a more precise schedule after reviewing your case.

An IVF cycle usually requires several appointments for consultation, scans, blood tests, ovarian stimulation monitoring, egg retrieval and embryo transfer. The number of visits varies according to the treatment protocol and the patient’s response.

In some cases, yes. Certain parts of fertility treatment may be completed before travelling, while procedures such as egg retrieval and embryo transfer may need to take place at the fertility centre in India. The treating fertility specialist should determine which parts of the treatment can safely be completed in your home country.

Most stages of IVF involve some discomfort rather than significant pain. Egg retrieval is generally performed under sedation or anaesthesia, while mild cramping or discomfort may occur afterward. Your fertility specialist will explain what to expect based on your treatment plan.

There is no single success rate that applies to every patient or clinic. IVF outcomes depend on factors such as the woman’s age, ovarian reserve, embryo quality, sperm factors, diagnosis and treatment history. A fertility specialist should assess your individual case and explain your expected chances rather than relying on a general advertised percentage.

Yes. ICSI can be used when there are significant sperm-related fertility problems, including low sperm count or poor sperm quality. In ICSI, a single sperm is injected directly into an egg during the laboratory fertilization process.

Yes. Fertility centres can evaluate male infertility through semen analysis, hormonal testing and other investigations. Depending on the cause, treatment may include medication, surgical sperm retrieval, ICSI or other assisted reproductive techniques.

Yes. Egg freezing is available in India for fertility preservation in appropriate patients. The process involves ovarian stimulation, monitoring, egg retrieval and freezing of mature eggs.

Egg retrieval is generally a short procedure. Many patients can return to normal activities within a few days, although individual recovery varies. Your fertility specialist will advise when it is appropriate to resume normal activities and travel.

Yes. You can share your fertility reports, hormone tests, ultrasound findings, semen analysis and previous IVF or fertility-treatment records for specialist review.

Useful documents may include previous IVF records, hormone tests, AMH and other ovarian-reserve tests, ultrasound reports, semen analysis, tubal investigations, genetic or pathology reports and details of previous medications or fertility treatments.

Your fertility reports and personal information are handled confidentially and are used to help assess your case and coordinate your care. Access is limited to people involved in reviewing and coordinating your treatment, subject to applicable legal and medical requirements.

Donor-assisted reproduction may be available in India subject to applicable medical, legal and regulatory requirements. Eligibility and permitted treatment options should be confirmed with the fertility centre after reviewing the patient’s circumstances.

We provide an indicative estimate after fertility-specialist and clinic review. The final cost depends on the treatment protocol, medications, laboratory procedures and any additional services required.

Your care does not end when you return home. Before you leave India, Lagom will help you understand your discharge instructions, medications, follow-up schedule and whom to contact for any post-treatment concerns. If you develop a problem after returning home, you can contact the Lagom care team, who can coordinate with your treating hospital or specialist in India and guide you on the next steps. Depending on the situation, this may include arranging a remote consultation, reviewing new reports or test results, coordinating with your treating doctor, or advising you to seek immediate medical attention locally. For any serious or emergency symptoms, you should seek care at the nearest emergency facility in your home country immediately rather than waiting for a response from Lagom.

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