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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 […]

Male fertility can be affected by many factors, including heat exposure, smoking, stress, infections, varicocele, lifestyle, hormones, and medical conditions. For many Nepali men working abroad in hot climates, especially in construction, factories, kitchens, driving, security, and outdoor labor, prolonged heat exposure may affect sperm health over time. Extreme heat does not make every man […]

Introduction: Why IVF Treatment in Kathmandu, Nepal at Slavica IVF? If you’re seeking IVF treatment in Kathmandu, Nepal, the Slavica IVF and Research Center is a leading facility offering state-of-the-art infertility treatments. IVF, or in vitro fertilization, provides hope to couples struggling with infertility. In this blog, we’ll explore the variety of services available at […]

When couples begin searching for the best IVF specialist in Kathmandu, they are often looking for more than a doctor. They want expertise, clarity, empathy, and a fertility center that understands both the medical and emotional side of the journey. At Slavica IVF and Research Center in Sinamangal, Kathmandu, Dr. Nikita Dhakal stands out as […]

Finding the right IVF center in Kathmandu can feel overwhelming, especially when every clinic seems to promise hope, technology, and success. The truth is that choosing the right fertility clinic is not only about cost or convenience. It is about medical expertise, lab quality, transparency, personalized care, and trust. For couples exploring IVF in Nepal […]

The IVF Process (in vitro fertilization) can feel overwhelming at first appointments, tests, injections, lab updates, and a lot of waiting. But when you break it down into clear steps, it becomes more manageable and predictable. This guide explains the IVF Process from the first consultation to the pregnancy test, including realistic timelines, what each […]

Infertility is a challenging condition that affects millions of couples around the world, including those in Nepal. While many people are familiar with the term infertility, they may not understand the distinctions between primary and secondary infertility. At Slavica IVF and Research Center, we believe that understanding these differences is vital to identifying the best […]

Having one child does not always make it easier to have another. For many couples, the journey to a second pregnancy feels unexpectedly difficult. You may already know what pregnancy, childbirth, and parenting involve, so when conception does not happen again, the experience can feel confusing, isolating, and emotionally heavy. This is often called secondary […]