What is natural cycle IVF By Best IVF Doctors in Delhi
                     What is natural cycle IVF?
By Best IVF Doctors in Delhi
Natural Cycle IVF does not use any drugs to stimulate the growth of follicles 
and follows the natural selection of the dominant follicle.
Conventional IVF is necessary for many patients. This uses medicines to 
retrieve as many eggs and create as many embryos as possible to increase your
chances of becoming pregnant. Natural Cycle IVF does not use stimulation 
drugs. Your body naturally chooses the best eggs. When mature, usually 
around the tenth day of your cycle, the egg is retrieved.
Egg collection is a straightforward process. With only one follicle, it takes less 
than 5 minutes to retrieve an egg. Many patients complete the procedure 
without sedation or pain relief and are able to return to work the same day.
After egg collection, Best IVF Doctors in Delhi fertilize the egg with your 
partner's or donor's sperm using modern laboratory techniques. Two to three 
days later, a single embryo is transferred to the uterus during an embryo 
transfer procedure.
Benefits of Natural Cycle IVF
 Benefits of Natural Cycle IVF
 no or minimal ovarian stimulation medications
 considered by many to be less stressful
 less expensive
 can be repeated with back-to-back cycles
 No increased risk of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHHS)
The cumulative pregnancy rate can be similar to that of an induced IVF
Are You a Candidate for Natural Cycle IVF?
age under 45
regular menstrual cycle
no hydrosalpinx
normal uterus
no medical contraindications
Natural cycle IVF can treat infertility patients who have
Low ovarian reserve
no or poor response to conventional IVF
previous unsuccessful induced IVF treatments
male factor subfertility
Tubal occlusion
Endometriosis
Pelvic Adhesions
Natural cycle IVF is nothing new. The world's first IVF baby was born through a 
natural cycle in the UK in 1978. At the time, the IVF procedure had a low 
pregnancy rate, so stimulated IVF using fertility drugs became the standard to 
produce more eggs and embryos so that as many embryos could be transferred
back to the uterus. Stimulated IVF resulted in significantly improved pregnancy 
rates over time. However, some concerns have been raised about side effects 
resulting from the use of stimulation medications and the risk of ovarian 
hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS).
Is Natural IVF a Good Option for Some Women?
Yes! Natural IVF may be right for:
 women who only want to limit the number of drugs they take during 
fertility treatment
 Women who do not produce many egg follicles when stimulated by 
hormones may consider natural IVF for their next cycle
 Women we identify as being at high risk for OHHS, such as PCOS patients
 women who cannot take fertility drugs because of a medical condition or
cancer treatment
 Patients who do not wish to freeze any eggs or embryos
 patients who do not want to deal with the ethical issues of having 
multiple eggs or embryos released after IVF
Natural IVF Isn't as Different as It Seems
Besides not injecting drugs to stimulate the production of multiple mature 
eggs, natural IVF is similar to standard IVF in several ways:
 frequent office visits
 Injections Required to Trigger Natural Ovulation
 egg retrieval surgery
 Fertilization and embryo development in the laboratory
 Embryo Implantation Process
Yes, many can save money on injections to stimulate egg production, but the 
overall cost difference between natural IVF and standard IVF isn't a deal-
breaker for most patients. The risk of OHSS with standard IVF techniques is 
real, with one in three women experiencing mild symptoms of OHSS during 
ovarian stimulation, according to the ASRM. Women with polycystic ovary 
syndrome (PCOS) are at a higher risk of OHSS, although they are generally not 
affected by low doses of stimulation drugs.