Mom IVF fertility celebrates World IVF Day : Empowering Couples with Assisted Reproductive Technology

As Louise Brown, the world’s first IVF baby, turns 45, Mom IVF Fertility, an AI-powered platform for fertility-challenged couples, celebrates World IVF Day in Hyderabad. The occasion witnessed the presence of Dr Poornima Durga, Co-founder and Medical Director, and Harikanth Chary, CEO, of Mom IVF Centre.

Infertility remains a sensitive topic for many couples, often due to the fear of stigmatization. However, with numerous innovations in assisted reproductive technology, the success rates and safety of IVF treatments have significantly improved, offering hope to those struggling with fertility challenges.

Dr Poornima Durga, while addressing the gathering, extended her congratulations to all the fertility specialists, embryologists, and gynecologists who have been instrumental in helping thousands of couples achieve parenthood through IVF. She highlighted the remarkable advancements that have reduced risks and boosted IVF success rates to nearly 50 to 60%. Despite these promising figures, she lamented that misconceptions about IVF still persist even 45 years after the birth of the first IVF baby.

Dr Poornima Durga said, “Our goal is to dispel apprehensions surrounding IVF and increase awareness about the potential and accessibility of fertility treatments. Mom IVF has expanded its reach to multiple cities, ensuring that couples have easy access to top-notch fertility care in their own hometowns.”

Timing also plays a crucial role in the success of fertility treatments, Dr. Durga emphasized. Couples should seek treatment at the right time, taking into consideration their individual circumstances and medical advice.

Discussing the importance of awareness and proactive steps to preserve fertility, Dr. Poornima Durga stated, “Women need to be aware of their biological clock, as fertility starts to decline after the age of 30. Social freezing is an excellent option for those considering delaying childbearing, allowing them to preserve their fertility potential for future parenthood.”

Addressing male fertility issues, Dr. Durga expressed her delight at the progress made in the last four and a half decades. “Innovations have made it possible for men with low or zero sperm count to have biological children without relying on donor treatments. Men can take steps to boost their fertility through a healthy lifestyle,” she advised.

Dr. Poornima Durga stressed the importance of seeking guidance from fertility specialists, emphasizing that the right intervention can significantly increase the chances of overcoming infertility.

On World IVF Day, Mom IVF Fertility reaffirms its commitment to guiding and supporting fertility-challenged couples on their journey towards parenthood. By providing cutting-edge technology, expert advice, and a wide network of experienced doctors, the center aims to make the dream of parenthood a reality for many hopeful parents.