ICSI Treatment in Kolkata

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What is ICSI?

Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) is an advanced fertility treatment where a single sperm is directly injected into an egg to increase the chances of fertilisation. Unlike traditional IVF, where sperm and eggs are mixed naturally in the lab, ICSI provides proper control over the fertilisation process, which makes it particularly effective for male factor infertility. Experienced fertility specialists in our ICSI treatment clinic in Kolkata use state-of-the-art techniques to maximise success rates.

When is ICSI Recommended?

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Difficulty in natural conception due to male infertility issues

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Low sperm count

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Abnormal sperm shape

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Poor sperm movement

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Previous failed fertilisation attempts

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Cases of unexplained infertility

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Genetic conditions

Who Needs ICSI?

Men with azoospermia (no sperm in the ejaculate)

Severe oligospermia (very low sperm count)

Asthenozoospermia (poor sperm motility)

Poor ejaculation

Blocked or damaged fallopian tubes

Unsuccessful fertilisation in previous IVF cycles

Unexplained infertility

Problems with fragmentation of sperm DNA

Testicular cancer

Sperm retrieval techniques (PESA, TESA, micro-TESE)

You are using frozen sperm that may have reduced motility

You have obstructive azoospermia or need surgical sperm retrieval

Genetic disorders affecting sperm quality

The fertility specialists at our ICSI treatment centre in Kolkata provide thorough evaluations to determine if ICSI is right for you.

Who Needs ICSI?

Men with azoospermia (no sperm in the ejaculate)

Severe oligospermia (very low sperm count)

Asthenozoospermia (poor sperm motility)

Poor ejaculation

Blocked or damaged fallopian tubes

Unsuccessful fertilisation in previous IVF cycles

Unexplained infertility

Problems with fragmentation of sperm DNA

Testicular cancer

You are using frozen sperm that may have reduced motility

You have obstructive azoospermia or need surgical sperm retrieval

Genetic disorders affecting sperm quality

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How is ICSI performed?

Initial Consultation

The couple has an initial consultation with the fertility specialist for counselling.

Ovarian Stimulation

The doctor will inject hormonal injections to help mature multiple eggs.

Egg Retrieval

Mature eggs are collected from the ovaries.

Sperm Selection

The healthiest sperm is chosen under a microscope.

Injection

The selected sperm is injected into the centre of the egg using a micropipette (a lab instrument).

Embryo Development

The fertilised egg is monitored for growth.

Embryo Transfer

A healthy embryo is implanted into the uterus.

How is infertility diagnosed?

Dos

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Follow prescribed medications.

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Eat a balanced, nutritious diet.

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Stay hydrated and get proper rest.

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Attend all follow-up appointments.

Don'ts

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Avoid laborious activities and heavy lifting for a week.

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Stay away from alcohol, smoking and caffeine.

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Do not stress—stay positive and calm.

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Is ICSI more successful than traditional IVF?

Yes, ICSI has higher success rates for male infertility cases because the procedure ensures direct sperm injection into the egg.

How long does an ICSI cycle take?

A complete cycle, including stimulation, retrieval and embryo transfer, takes about 4-6 weeks.

Is ICSI painful?

The procedure is minimally invasive and performed under anaesthesia to ensure you feel no discomfort.

Can ICSI help with unexplained infertility?

Yes, ICSI can increase fertilisation chances in unexplained infertility cases where sperm and egg interaction is difficult naturally.

What if there is no sperm in the ejaculate?

Surgical sperm retrieval methods like TESA or PESA can be used to obtain sperm directly from the testicles, and then ICSI is performed.

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