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Some bloating, pelvic discomfort, injection-site soreness or light spotting may occur during an IVF cycle. However, rapidly worsening abdominal swelling, severe pain, repeated vomiting, reduced urination, breathing difficulty, chest pain, fever or heavy vaginal bleeding are IVF treatment warning signs that need prompt medical assessment. These symptoms do not automatically mean that a serious complication […]

When IVF attempts keep failing, the next step should not automatically be another identical cycle or a long list of additional tests. The more useful approach is to review exactly where each cycle stopped progressing, identify patterns across the cycles, and choose a targeted response. That response may involve changing the ovarian-stimulation plan, reviewing fertilization […]

Does infertility treatment always mean IVF? No. IVF is one important form of infertility treatment, but it is not automatically the first or only option. Fertility care normally begins by identifying the possible infertility cause. This may involve checking ovulation, hormone levels, ovarian reserve, the uterus and fallopian tubes, and the male partner’s semen parameters. […]

Medical reviewer: Dr. Nikita Dhakal, MD (Obstetrics & Gynaecology), IVF Specialist Last reviewed: July 2026 Choosing between IVF and IUI can feel overwhelming, especially when every month of trying carries emotional, physical and financial weight. The main difference is simple: IUI places prepared sperm inside the uterus around ovulation, while IVF fertilises eggs with sperm […]

Is IVF always the first option? No. IVF is an important fertility treatment, but it is not the first step for every couple. The right treatment depends on the infertility cause, age, egg reserve, sperm health, fallopian tube condition, ovulation pattern, hormone levels, and how long pregnancy has been delayed. Some couples may improve their […]

Fertility care in Nepal now includes far more than a single IVF procedure. At Slavica IVF and Research Center, couples and individuals can begin with a structured fertility assessment and, where medically appropriate, move toward options such as ovulation induction, IUI, IVF, ICSI, fertility preservation, and preimplantation genetic testing (PGT). This guide explains what advanced […]

Introduction Low sperm count is one of the common reasons for male infertility, but many men do not know about it until they undergo a semen analysis. In simple terms, it means the semen contains fewer sperm than expected, which may reduce the chance of natural pregnancy. The causes can include hormonal imbalance, varicocele, infections, […]

An IVF failure can feel confusing, painful, and discouraging, but it does not always mean IVF cannot work for you. A failed IVF cycle usually means the embryo did not implant, pregnancy did not continue, or the pregnancy test was negative after embryo transfer. The most important next step is not to rush into another […]

The IVF process is a fertility treatment where eggs are collected from the ovaries, fertilized with sperm in a laboratory, and the resulting embryo is placed into the uterus. One IVF cycle usually includes fertility testing, ovarian stimulation, egg retrieval, sperm preparation, fertilization, embryo development, embryo transfer, and a pregnancy test.  For couples exploring IVF […]

Same Blood Group in Parents usually does not harm the baby, stop pregnancy, or reduce the chance of conception. If both parents have the same blood type, such as O+ and O+, A+ and A+, or B+ and B+, pregnancy can still be normal. The main blood group issue doctors watch in pregnancy is Rh […]

For many couples planning fertility treatment, one of the first questions is, “Which IVF cycle is most successful?” The honest answer is that there is no single IVF cycle that works best for everyone. IVF success depends on several personal factors, including age, egg quality, sperm quality, embryo quality, uterus health, ovarian reserve, and the […]

Deciding whether to continue or end a pregnancy is deeply personal. However, the way that decision is managed can have a major impact on your health, safety, and future fertility. In Nepal, some women consider taking abortion pills without seeing a doctor because they want privacy, feel afraid, or want to avoid extra costs. But […]