Advanced IVF Treatment at Benecare Hospital, Pune
Personalized, Patient-Focused Care
Benecare Hospital provides in vitro fertilization (IVF) services tailored to each patient’s clinical profile and reproductive goals. Every IVF cycle is guided by detailed evaluation, structured treatment planning and close clinical monitoring to ensure consistency and care precision.
Supported by an advanced embryology laboratory and experienced fertility specialists, the IVF program emphasizes quality, safety, and individualized attention at every stage of treatment.
- Award winning Medical Experts
- State-of-the-art Facilities
- High-Tech Medical Equipment
- Highly Experienced Doctors
Artificial Intelligence Enabled IVF Procedures
Within the IVF program at Benecare Hospital, Artificial Intelligence (AI) – enabled tools are integrated into laboratory and clinical workflows to support embryo assessment, grading consistency, and treatment planning. These systems assist specialists with objective insights while ensuring that all clinical decisions remain guided by expert evaluation and patient-specific considerations.
When Is IVF Recommended?
IVF may be considered when natural conception becomes challenging due to medical, age-related or unexplained factors. While some causes of infertility are identifiable, others may remain unclear despite thorough evaluation. Determining whether IVF is appropriate begins with a careful clinical assessment by a fertility specialist.
IVF may be recommended in the following situations:
Fallopian Tube Damage or Blockage – When damaged or blocked tubes prevent fertilization or embryo movement to the uterus
Ovulation Disorders – Conditions such as PCOS or irregular ovulation may benefit from IVF-supported cycle regulation.
Uterine Conditions – Benign uterine growths, including fibroids, may interfere with implantation and pregnancy.
Age-Related Fertility Changes – Women in their 30s and early 40s may explore IVF as part of planned fertility care.
If you are exploring IVF treatment in Pune, Benecare Hospital encourages you to take the first step by consulting experienced fertility specialists at our Baner centre. Our approach focuses on personalized guidance, clinical clarity, and compassionate support throughout the fertility journey.
Male Factor Infertility – Reduced sperm count or motility may affect fertilization, making specialized IVF care in Pune an appropriate option.
Endometriosis – When endometriosis impacts the uterus, ovaries, or fallopian tubes, IVF may support conception.
Poor Egg Quality – IVF techniques, including donor eggs or ICSI, may be considered in selected cases.
Unexplained Infertility – When no clear cause is identified, IVF may be evaluated as a treatment option.
Beyond treatment, Benecare Hospital provides structured pregnancy support, prenatal guidance and postpartum care designed to ensure continuity, comfort and confidence — supporting families at every stage with dignity and care.
IVF Treatment Process at Benecare Hosital:
- Consultation & Evaluation – Your IVF journey begins with a consultation with an experienced fertility specialist at Benecare Hospital in Pune. This initial step focuses on understanding your medical history, reproductive goals and any prior treatments.
A comprehensive fertility evaluation is then conducted, which may include clinical examinations, blood investigations, ultrasound assessments, and other relevant diagnostic tests. These evaluations help identify factors that may influence treatment planning and allow our specialists to develop a clear, personalized approach to your care.
- Ovarian Stimulation – Ovarian stimulation, also known as controlled ovarian stimulation (COS), is a key phase of the IVF process. During this stage, carefully prescribed fertility medications are used to support the development of multiple mature eggs.
At Benecare Hospital in Pune, medication protocols are individualized based on each patient’s clinical profile and treatment plan. Progress is closely monitored through scheduled ultrasound evaluations and hormone level assessments, allowing specialists to guide the process with precision and ensure treatment remains aligned with patient safety and care objectives.
- Egg Retrieval – Egg retrieval is a carefully planned procedure performed once the eggs have reached the appropriate level of maturity. To ensure comfort, patients are given medication to promote relaxation and manage discomfort during the process.The procedure is conducted under ultrasound guidance and light anesthesia. A fine needle is gently guided through the vaginal wall to collect the follicular fluid containing the eggs. The process is typically brief, and the retrieved eggs are immediately transferred to the embryology laboratory for further evaluation.Eggs assessed as mature and healthy are then prepared for fertilization. Following the procedure, mild cramping or a sense of fullness may be experienced, which generally resolves with rest and routine care.
- Sperm Collection – Sperm collection is typically scheduled on the same day as egg retrieval to support the fertilization process. A fresh semen sample is usually obtained; however, a previously frozen sample may be used when required, including in situations where collection on the day of the procedure is not feasible.Once collected, the sperm and eggs are brought together in the laboratory under controlled conditions. This step is performed by experienced embryology professionals, who ensure careful handling and adherence to established clinical protocols.
- Fertilization – Fertilization is achieved using one of two established approaches—conventional IVF or Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI)—based on clinical assessment and individual requirements.In conventional IVF, retrieved eggs and prepared sperm are placed together in a controlled laboratory environment, allowing fertilization to occur naturally. ICSI may be recommended in cases involving male factor infertility or when sperm quality requires additional support. This technique involves carefully injecting a single healthy sperm directly into a mature egg to assist fertilization.
- Embryo Development & Monitoring – Following fertilization, embryos are carefully monitored as they progress through early developmental stages. Not all fertilized embryos continue to develop, and only those that reach the blastocyst stage are considered suitable for transfer.Embryos that meet established quality parameters are preserved through cryopreservation, typically on the fifth or sixth day after fertilization. This approach allows for well-timed embryo transfer planning while maintaining laboratory and clinical precision throughout the process.
- Genetic Testing (Optional) – Preimplantation Genetic Testing (PGT) is an optional step that may be considered as part of the IVF process. This testing involves the careful sampling of one or more cells from an embryo to assess genetic or chromosomal factors.Based on the results, embryos without identified abnormalities may be selected for transfer. PGT offers an additional level of insight, helping reduce the risk of certain inherited conditions prior to pregnancy, and is recommended only after detailed consultation and clinical evaluation.
- Embryo Transfer – Embryo transfer is performed after careful selection of embryos based on quality, availability, and individual clinical considerations. The procedure is typically straightforward and does not usually require anesthesia.During the transfer, a fine catheter containing the selected embryo(s) is gently guided through the cervix and into the uterus. The embryo(s) are then carefully released into the uterine cavity under sonographic guidance, completing this key stage of the IVF process.
- Pregnancy Test – After the embryo transfer, patients are usually advised to take a short period of rest before gradually returning to normal daily activities. A pregnancy test is typically scheduled approximately two weeks later to assess treatment outcome.If pregnancy is confirmed, continued monitoring and clinical support are provided to ensure the pregnancy is progressing appropriately, with guidance offered at each subsequent stage of care.