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Trained in obstetrics & gynaecology from the prestigious JJM Medical college which one of India’s largest and oldest medical institute. She did her fellowship in laparoscopy and minimal invasive surgery under the guidance of the legendary Dr.Rakesh Sinha at Womens Hospital, Khar Mumbai.
She Completed her Fellowship in Reproductive Medicine from Craft Hospital under the leadership of Dr. Mohd Ashraf.
Trained in obstetrics & gynaecology from the prestigious JJM Medical college which one of India’s largest and oldest medical institute. She did her fellowship in laparoscopy and minimal invasive surgery under the guidance of the legendary Dr.Rakesh Sinha at Womens Hospital, Khar Mumbai.
She Completed her Fellowship in Reproductive Medicine from Craft Hospital under the leadership of Dr. Mohd Ashraf.
Trained in obstetrics & gynaecology from the prestigious JJM Medical college which one of India’s largest and oldest medical institute. She did her fellowship in laparoscopy and minimal invasive surgery under the guidance of the legendary Dr.Rakesh Sinha at Womens Hospital, Khar Mumbai.
She Completed her Fellowship in Reproductive Medicine from Craft Hospital under the leadership of Dr. Mohd Ashraf.
Trained in obstetrics & gynaecology from the prestigious JJM Medical college which one of India’s largest and oldest medical institute. She did her fellowship in laparoscopy and minimal invasive surgery under the guidance of the legendary Dr.Rakesh Sinha at Womens Hospital, Khar Mumbai.
She Completed her Fellowship in Reproductive Medicine from Craft Hospital under the leadership of Dr. Mohd Ashraf.
Trained in obstetrics & gynaecology from the prestigious JJM Medical college which one of India’s largest and oldest medical institute. She did her fellowship in laparoscopy and minimal invasive surgery under the guidance of the legendary Dr.Rakesh Sinha at Womens Hospital, Khar Mumbai.
She Completed her Fellowship in Reproductive Medicine from Craft Hospital under the leadership of Dr. Mohd Ashraf.
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Dr. Amiti is well versed in this field. Armed with knowledge and experience. She is friendly and professional. She solves our queries very patiently. Never asks for unnecessary teste Always optimistic.
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Because the IVF process bypasses the fallopian tubes (it was originally developed for women with blocked or missing fallopian tubes), it is the procedure of choice for those with fallopian tube issues, as well as for such conditions as endometriosis, male factor infertility and unexplained infertility. A physician can review a patient's history and help to guide them to the treatment and diagnostic procedures that are most appropriate for them.
While some research suggests a slightly higher incidence of birth defects in IVF-conceived children compared with the general population (4 - 5% vs. 3%), it is possible that this increase is due to factors other than IVF treatment itself.
It is important to recognize that the rate of birth defects in the general population is about 3% of all births for major malformations and 6% if minor defects are included. Recent studies have suggested that the rate of major birth defects in IVF-conceived children may be on the order of 4 to 5%. This slightly increased rate of defects has also been reported for children born after IUI and for naturally-conceived siblings of IVF children, thus it is possible that the risk factor is inherent in this particular patient population rather than in the technique used to achieve conception.
Compared with the general population, women who have never conceived appear to have a slightly increased risk of ovarian cancer (about 1.6 times the rate). Because it is thought that many of these women have also used fertility medications, it has been hypothesized that a link might exist between fertility medications and this particular cancer. A number of studies have been conducted since 1992 when this concern was first raised. None have found an association between fertility medications and higher risk of ovarian or between IVF treatment itself and higher risk of ovarian cancer. Preliminary results from an ongoing National Institutes of Health study likewise suggest no association between fertility medications and ovarian, uterine or breast cancer.
The prospect of daily injections can be overwhelming. While injections are a necessary part of IVF treatment, we have designed our medication schedules and injection type to minimize discomfort and stress; and our nurses carefully instruct and support every patient throughout this process. Medications that once had to be injected into the muscle have been replaced by medications given as a small injection under the skin (subcutaneous). Such injections are most commonly taken over a 10-12 day period, followed by one intramuscular injection of hCG, a hormone that triggers ovulation at the conclusion of the stimulation cycle. The hCG injection, previously only available in an intramuscular form, is now available in a subcutaneous form (Ovidrel) for patients that wish to avoid intramuscular injection. Although the recombinant subcutaneous form of hCG in Ovidrel has not been around as long as intramuscular hCG, all indications are that it is just as effective.
Because anesthesia is used for egg retrieval, patients feel nothing during the procedure. Egg retrieval is a minor surgery, in which a vaginal ultrasound probe fitted with a long, thin needle is passed through the wall of the vagina and into each ovary. The needle punctures each egg follicle and gently removes the egg through a gentle suction. Anesthesia wears off quickly once egg retrieval is concluded. Patients may feel some minor cramping in the ovaries that can be treated with appropriate medications.
Most of our out of town patients return home the day after the embryo transfer -- there is no medical reason to stay in San Francisco after IVF treatment. All types of travel are safe. Sitting for an extended period of time will not affect chances of pregnancy. We recommend that patients traveling by air drink plenty of fluids, as circulated air can be quite dry, and dehydration should be avoided.
