Dr. Punita Dhingra
M.D. Obs. & Gyne, F.R.M. (LHMC, Delhi) F.R.M. (RGUHS, Bangalore)
Dr. Punita Dhingra has 18+ years of experience in Obstetrics and Gynecology. She has done her M.B.B.S and MD in Obstetrics and Gynecology from the esteemed Lady Hardinge Medical College, Delhi. She has done her Superspecialization with a Post-doctoral Fellowship in Reproductive Medicine and IVF from the prestigious Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences. She is presently the Director and Consultant of Reproductive medicine at Sarthak Fertility and IVF Centre, Located inside Sapra Multispciality Hospital Rajgarh Road, Hisar
Fertility & IVF Related FAQs
In IVF, a woman undergoes a procedure to stimulate her ovaries, enabling the retrieval of multiple mature eggs. These eggs are collected without the need for general anesthesia. In the laboratory, the retrieved eggs are then fertilized with the partner’s or donor’s sperm. After several days of monitoring and growth, the resulting embryos are transferred back into the woman’s uterus. This step, known as embryo transfer, involves a minimally invasive procedure where the embryos are placed inside the uterus using a thin catheter. Following this, a waiting period ensues to determine the success of the procedure.
May involve 2-3 visits:
- one day for checkup/pre – IVF Preparation.
- 15 days for IVF Procedure (Second Visit)
- Embryo transfer (Required only in some cases)
No, IVF may sometimes cause mild discomfort or pain:
- The injections used for IVF are purified and injected in subcutaneous form
- The egg collection process is done under anaesthesia which is totally painless
Fertility & IVF Related FAQs
In IVF, a woman undergoes a procedure to stimulate her ovaries, enabling the retrieval of multiple mature eggs. These eggs are collected without the need for general anesthesia. In the laboratory, the retrieved eggs are then fertilized with the partner’s or donor’s sperm. After several days of monitoring and growth, the resulting embryos are transferred back into the woman’s uterus. This step, known as embryo transfer, involves a minimally invasive procedure where the embryos are placed inside the uterus using a thin catheter. Following this, a waiting period ensues to determine the success of the procedure.
May involve 2-3 visits:
- one day for checkup/pre – IVF Preparation.
- 15 days for IVF Procedure (Second Visit)
- Embryo transfer (Required only in some cases)
No, IVF may sometimes cause mild discomfort or pain:
- The injections used for IVF are purified and injected in subcutaneous form
- The egg collection process is done under anaesthesia which is totally painless