Fertility Preservation in Kolkata — Protect Your Future Family Before It's Too Late

A cancer diagnosis changes everything in an instant. But it does not have to take away your dream of having children. At Maatritva IVF in Newtown, we work urgently alongside your oncologist to preserve your eggs, sperm, or embryos before chemotherapy or radiation — often starting within 2–3 days of your first consultation.

Estimated Cost

₹80,000 – ₹1,80,000

Success Rate*

90%+ egg/embryo survival with vitrification

*Varies by age & medical history

What is Fertility Preservation in Kolkata?

Fertility preservation refers to freezing eggs, sperm, or embryos before medical treatment (chemotherapy, radiation, surgery) that may damage reproductive function. Using our vitrification cryo-bank with liquid nitrogen storage at -196°C, preserved gametes remain viable indefinitely — ready to use for IVF/ICSI whenever you are ready to start your family after completing treatment.

Who Needs This?

Fertility preservation is critical for cancer patients about to begin chemotherapy or pelvic radiation, women requiring ovarian surgery that reduces egg reserve, patients receiving gonadotoxic therapy for autoimmune conditions like Lupus, transgender individuals before hormone therapy, and anyone who wishes to protect fertility before medical treatment.

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The Process

  • 1Step 1: Urgent referral consultation — Dr. Ankita coordinates with your oncologist within 24–48 hours
  • 2Step 2: Rapid fertility assessment — AMH, FSH, antral follicle count
  • 3Step 3: Random-start ovarian stimulation — no waiting for next period; begin immediately
  • 4Step 4: 10–14 days of stimulation with daily monitoring
  • 5Step 5: Egg retrieval and immediate vitrification; sperm collected separately
  • 6Step 6: Secure long-term storage; when ready for family, IVF/ICSI initiated with stored samples

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