IVF SOLUTIONS FOR SPECIAL SITUATIONS

Cancer Patients

When a patient (male or female) who is diagnosed with cancer undergoes treatments such as chemotherapy, radiotherapy or surgery, there is naturally a high impact on the reproductive function of that patient. This can lead to exhaustion of gametes (egg and sperm), abnormal gametes, uterus dysfunction, failed pregnancy and even infertility. Often, cancer survivors have to resort to either adoption or donors to fulfil their desire for parenthood.

At Babysure, we aim at preserving the fertility potential and reproductive function in cancer survivors. Our multidisciplinary team including oncologists, reproductive endocrinology, infertility specialists, geneticist, andrologists and embryologists work together in order to achieve success. Babysure specializes in performing appropriate procedures prior to any cancer treatment, to ensure that you retain your chance to have your own baby even after completion of the treatment. Babysure can also ensure that the gene mutation that caused you cancer is not passed on to your baby.

If you have been diagnosed with cancer and wish to have the option to have a healthy baby in the future, please contact our any of our Centres to discuss your options, as soon as possible.

Down Syndrome

One of the most common genetic diseases in India is Down syndrome. However, technology has now made it possible to test for and detect the genetic symptoms of Down syndrome at the prenatal stage itself.

Parents at risk of having a child with Down syndrome are – females belonging to an older age group, parents who have previously had a baby with Down syndrome, parents with a family history of abnormal babies, or when either parent is a carrier of a specific genetic mutation (balanced translocation).

If you are at risk of having a baby with a genetic disease but are desirous of having a healthy baby, we strongly recommend that you contact Babysure Centres to help you fulfill your dream. Babysure Centres we are equipped to do tests to ensure that the fertilized embryo is healthy and free of Down syndrome before the embryo is placed into the uterus.