- +91-7093030402
- sreefertilitycentre@gmail.com
- Kondapur | Srinagar Colony | Varanasi | Bidar
Male fertility concerns are more common than many couples realise. We help you understand the full picture with clarity, privacy, and advanced treatment options like ICSI.
Each stage is guided carefully so both partners understand what comes next.
Evaluation for both partners together.
Identifies what may be affecting fertility.
Built around both partners' results.
Sperm injected into egg by embryology team.
Best embryo transferred at the right time.
Some cases need more than a routine fertility evaluation. Careful assessment and the right lab support can make treatment decisions more informed.
Procedures such as PESA or TESA may be considered when sperm is not present in the semen.
The healthiest available sperm is selected for use during ICSI.
Treatment decisions are based on the couple’s reports, history, and fertility goals.
ICSI depends on clinical judgment, lab precision, and careful handling at every step.
ICSI is performed by trained embryologists in our in-house lab.
Every stage of sperm preparation and selection is handled with precision.
We work with a wide range of male fertility presentations, including complex cases.
Every plan is shaped around both partners and their fertility goals.
A consultation can help you understand whether male fertility testing or ICSI may be relevant for your situation.
Your details are only used to respond to your enquiry.
There is no single moment when couples should start asking questions. These are situations where an evaluation often helps.
A semen analysis showing low count, reduced movement, or shape concerns is often where the conversation about ICSI begins.
When earlier IVF cycles have not resulted in fertilisation, ICSI is often considered as the next step.
After a period of trying without success, a complete fertility evaluation for both partners becomes important.
Hormonal imbalances or prior reproductive conditions can affect fertility and may require further evaluation.
In some cases, sperm may need to be retrieved directly as part of the treatment process.
