Fertility treatment can feel clinical at the exact moment life feels most personal. Aarunya is designed around a different idea: listen first, explain everything, and recommend only what your medical picture truly calls for.
Start with a conversation.
No treatment decision is made before assessment and explanation.
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Infertility is common. Feeling alone in it shouldn't be.
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We will never reduce your chances to a headline number or promise an outcome before understanding your age, ovarian reserve, sperm health, reproductive history and diagnosis.
Fertility outcomes vary meaningfully between people and treatment types. Good care makes the uncertainty understandable—not invisible.
Read the questions we encourage every patient to ask →We begin with the least invasive, medically appropriate route. Your plan may involve observation, medication, IUI, IVF/ICSI, fertility preservation—or simply better information.
A structured review of reproductive history with targeted testing for both partners, where clinically relevant.
Lower-intervention options for selected diagnoses, explained with realistic expectations and clear monitoring.
Individualised stimulation and laboratory fertilisation when IVF or ICSI is clinically indicated.
Egg, sperm or embryo freezing for medical or personal reasons—with careful counselling around future use.
Your first consultation
You do not need to arrive ready for IVF. You only need to arrive with your questions.
What you have tried, what you have been told, what you are worried about, and what matters to you.
Testing is recommended only when it can add useful information to diagnosis or planning.
You leave knowing what we know, what we do not yet know, and what the reasonable next steps are.
Protocols vary by individual. This is the usual structure, not a promise of timing or outcome.
Baseline review and protocol selection.
Medication with ultrasound and blood-test monitoring.
A planned procedure performed after final maturation.
IVF or ICSI as clinically appropriate; embryos observed in the lab.
Fresh or frozen transfer may be considered depending on your situation.
At every stage, you should understand why a test is being suggested, why a treatment may help, what its limitations are, and what the alternatives are.
A trustworthy clinic should be comfortable answering these clearly.
people of reproductive age experience infertility in their lifetime, according to the World Health Organization.
WHO fact sheet ↗female and male reproductive factors can contribute to infertility. An assessment should not automatically focus on one partner.
Read the evidence ↗matters when interpreting IVF success data; the statistic used, patient age and use of donor eggs can materially affect comparisons.
HFEA guidance ↗That is what the first conversation is for. Tell us where you are in your journey, and a care coordinator can help you understand the right type of appointment.
Privacy note — A real clinic should collect only the minimum information needed for scheduling and move medical details into a secure patient system.