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Top IVF Centres in Pakistan: Expert Fertility Solutions

Experience expert fertility solutions at the top IVF centres in Pakistan. Our trusted clinics offer comprehensive services for successful IVF treatments.

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Choosing the Best IVF Doctors in Pakistan: Your Ultimate Guide

Why look for the best IVF doctors in Pakistan?

To have In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) treatment people should only trust the best IVF doctors in Pakistan. IVF procedure is not life-threatening, still, this process has multiple steps which only the Best IVF Doctors in Pakistan can perform. Moreover, when we are having treatment by the best clinic or the doctor we feel at ease. There will not be any worry about the side effects or the mistakes made by the doctors. This is one of the reasons why people look for the best IVF doctors in Pakistan and not some other country. At the same time, these doctors have the various skills and methods to perform the treatment for the better health of the people.

Why choose World Fertility Services for the best IVF doctors in Pakistan?

People should always choose the World Fertility Services centre for the best IVF doctors in Pakistan. This centre provides everything that is needed for the better treatment. There are the best doctors, polite staff members, clean infrastructure, and high technology. Even after providing all of these necessities the IVF cost in Pakistan at this centre is the lowest and the most reasonable. The success rates are also high. Before starting the treatment they always make sure to thoroughly examine the patient so that they know what treatment the patient really needs.

Who are the best IVF doctors in Pakistan?

The knowledge of the best IVF doctors in Pakistan is important for everyone to know who is considering having this treatment. There are certainly many doctors whom we can call the best infertility doctors in Pakistan. However, below here we can only list some of them. Therefore, here the listed doctors are not following any ranking or order.

1. Prof. Dr. Alia Bashir –

Rating on Google — 4.1 / 5 Education — MBBS, DGO, MCPS, FCPS Experience as a doctor — 33 years as the best infertility doctor in Lahore

She is the best consultant gynecologist in Pakistan. To gain more knowledge she has attended several national and international workshops and conferences.

2. Assist. Prof. Dr. Sadia Ahmad –

Rating on Google — 4 / 5 Education — MBBS, FCPS (Gynecology & Obstetrics), CMT, MHPE, and fellowship Experience as a doctor — 22 years as the best IVF doctor in Karachi

He is the best doctor who continues to strive for the improvement of his skills and methods.

3. Prof. Dr. Shamila Ijaz Munir –

Rating on Google — 4.9 / 5 Education — MBBS, MRCOG, FRCOG (Gynecological) Experience as a doctor — 25 years of the best infertility doctor in Islamabad She is the best infertility specialist in Islamabad whose specialty is in female infertility treatment.

4. Prof. Dr. Fauzia Mannoo Khan –

Rating on Google — 4.5 / 5 Education — MBBS, MRCOG, FRCOG (UK), Dip. In IVF and Reproductive Medicine Experience as a doctor — 30 years as the best gynecologist in Karachi for infertility

She is one of the best IVF doctors in Karachi. People even know her as the best fertility specialist in Karachi.

5. Dr. Farooq Nasim Bhatti –

Rating on Google — 3.5 / 5 Education — MBBS (PK), FAACS (USA), CST, CRM, CART Experience as a doctor — 27 years as the best male infertility doctor in Lahore

He is the best doctor for male infertility in Lahore and also a fertility specialist in Lahore.

6. Assist Prof Dr. Tehmina Noor –

Rating on Google — 4.7 / 5 Education — MBBS, FCPS (Gynecology & Obstetrics), MCPS, CMT, CART Experience as a doctor — 33 years as the best fertility doctor in Multan

He is the best IVF doctor in Pakistan and works at the best fertility clinic in Pakistan.

7. Dr. Rukhsana Babar –

Rating on Google — 4.9 / 5 Education — MBBS, FCPS, (Obstetrics and Gynecology) Experience as a doctor — 25 years as the best fertility doctor in Lahore

She is one of the best infertility doctors in Lahore and also the best IVF doctor in Lahore.

8. Dr. Iftikhar Sadique –

Rating on Google — 4.7 / 5 Education — MBBS, FCPS (Gyne and obs.) Experience as a doctor — 34 years as the best infertility doctor in Rawalpindi

He is one of the best infertility doctors in Karachi and the best infertility specialist in Karachi.

9. Asst. Prof. Dr. Saima Zaki –

Rating on Google — 4.6 / 5 Education — MBBS, MCPS, FCPS (Obstetrics & Gynaecology) Experience as a doctor — 22 years as the best infertility doctor in Karachi

She is the top infertility specialist in Pakistan and also the best male infertility doctor in Pakistan.

10. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rohana Salam –

Rating on Google — 4.4 / 5 Education — MBBS, FCPS (Obstetrics & Gynecology) Experience as a doctor — 22 years of the best fertility doctor in Peshawar

She is the most popular as the best doctor for azoospermia in Pakistan and the best doctor for male infertility in Pakistan.

In the end, we can see all of the best doctors in Pakistan have many years of experience and dedication toward their work.

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IVF Cost in Islamabad | WE care IVF surrogacy

IVF treatment cost in Islamabad

The cost of in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment in Islamabad, Pakistan, can vary widely depending on several factors, including the fertility clinic you choose, the specific IVF treatment protocol required, and any additional procedures or medications needed. IVF treatment is a complex and customized process, so the cost can differ from one patient to another.

IVF Cost in Islamabad is basically around USD 3600 to USD 3700, which must be an investment in this respect to take better treatment at minimum cost and with the expert’s treatment in the state of Pakistan called Islamabad where we focus on our aim to make the infertility is converted into infertility by providing better treatment in minimum cost with the positive results in future.

To get the most accurate and up-to-date information on the cost of IVF treatment in Islamabad, I recommend contacting fertility clinics or reproductive specialists in the area directly. They can provide you with a personalized cost estimate based on your individual needs and circumstances. Additionally, inquire about any financial assistance programs or insurance coverage options that may be available to help offset the cost of IVF treatment.

IVF cost in Islamabad

IVF (In Vitro Fertilization) means the treatment relative to infertility in which the female’s eggs are to be mixed up with the partner’s sperms in the laboratory dish for fertilization procedure to have occurred and then after the fertilization process to be performed the fertilized eggs and sperms are to be formed embryos which are transferred in the female’s body after 3-5 days procedure and the transferred be embryos are then converted into the child in the female’s womb.

The basic IVF cost in Islamabad Cost in USD

Medications and the hormonal injections required throughout the IVF cycle       USD 1800-2000 (approximate)

Anaesthesia during several steps             USD 150

Overall Cost of IVF Treatment in Islamabad with Ultrasounds (transvaginal ultrasound also included) + Blood work + Egg Retrieval + Fertilization + Embryo transfer            USD 3500-3700 (approx.)

IVF Cost in Islamabad using the advanced techniques

As mentioned above, based on the type of fertility, IVF treatment plan depends. There are some advanced apparatuses (microscope) that take place during the IVF (if the case needs of the patient) and gives high success rate too. Treatment such as ICSI, IMSI, Laser Assisted Hatching, and Surgical Sperm Aspiration – these methods are carried out performing special equipment and apparatus. As a result, IVF Cost in Islamabad goes high. The cost of IVF in Islamabad ranges from USD 3700 to USD 6000 (based on the fertility method with IVF).

IVF cost in Islamabad using donor’s sperms

IVF cost in Islamabad is very minimum that must be affordable by all the infertile couples so as to get the best treatment while spending less expenditure in the treatment and if talking about the IVF cost in Islamabad using donor’s sperm is USD 4000 to USD 4200, wherein the cost of donor’s sperm is approx USD 500 to USD 700. The best IVF centre in Islamabad provided by the team of We Care IVF Surrogacy is well-established serving the most advanced equipment throughout the treatment of IVF.

It's advisable to contact fertility clinics in your area to get accurate and up-to-date pricing information, as well as to discuss your specific needs and any potential financial assistance or insurance coverage options that may be available to you.

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Cost of IVF in Pakistan

In recent years, In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) has emerged as a beacon of hope for couples struggling with infertility. In Pakistan, the journey towards parenthood through IVF comes with considerations beyond medical and emotional aspects — chief among them, the cost. This article sheds light on the cost of IVF in Pakistan, factors influencing the expenses, and the available options for couples aspiring to build their families through assisted reproductive technologies.

Understanding IVF Costs: The cost of IVF in Pakistan varies based on several factors. Key elements include the location of the fertility clinic, the reputation of the medical team, and the complexity of the treatment required. Furthermore, the number of cycles attempted, additional procedures like Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI), and pre-implantation genetic testing can contribute to the overall cost.

Factors Influencing Cost: The cost of IVF in Pakistan is influenced by factors such as the clinic’s infrastructure, the expertise of the medical professionals, and the availability of advanced technologies. Metro cities like Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad tend to have higher costs due to better medical facilities and experienced specialists. Additionally, the specific treatment plan tailored to the couple’s needs impacts the final expenses.

Affordability and Options: IVF costs in Pakistan are relatively lower compared to many Western countries, making it an attractive option for both local and international patients. On average, the cost of a single IVF cycle in Pakistan can range from PKR 200,000 to 400,000, depending on the aforementioned factors. Some clinics offer package deals that include multiple cycles, consultations, and medications, providing more cost-effective solutions.

Government Initiatives and Insurance: Certain provinces in Pakistan, like Punjab, have introduced programs to provide financial assistance to couples seeking IVF treatments. These initiatives aim to alleviate the financial burden and increase accessibility to fertility treatments. While insurance coverage for IVF is limited, exploring healthcare policies that offer infertility coverage could provide relief.

Financial Planning and Support: Couples considering IVF should approach the process with careful financial planning. Researching multiple clinics, comparing costs, and understanding the services included in the package are crucial steps. Additionally, some clinics offer financing options or installment plans to help distribute the expenses over time.

Conclusion: While the cost of IVF in Pakistan remains a significant consideration, the availability of advanced medical facilities, experienced professionals, and the comparatively lower expenses make it a viable choice for couples facing infertility challenges. By understanding the factors influencing costs, exploring government initiatives, and approaching the process with diligent financial planning, aspiring parents can embark on their IVF journey with greater confidence, focusing on the hopeful prospect of expanding their family.

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PBS Reveals the Biggest Hindrance in Pakistan’s Road to Self-Sufficiency

The unchecked and rapid rise in population poses the biggest threat to the state’s plans to achieve self-sufficiency in different human development indicators, as noted by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics.

In its latest report titled ‘Contraceptive Performance Report 2019-20’ that was released on Monday, the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) stated that unchecked population growth in Pakistan is one of the serious challenges that the country is facing. The major causes of this continuing surge are high fertility rates, ignorance of modern contraceptive measures, religious taboos (particularly in the rural areas), preference for sons, the need for more earning hands, early marriages, avoiding family planning measures, and people’s beliefs about family planning about being ‘contrary to Islamic teaching’.

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The report revealed that on average, Pakistani couples have one unwanted child. Furthermore, the contraceptives’ supply-side factors (including poor’s access to family planning services, lack of counseling and technical knowledge of unmotivated providers, and insufficiency of availability of affordable modern methods) are the major obstacles to the uptake of modern contraceptives, rather than the more frequently cited demand-side factors (including husband disapproval and religious opposition).

The comparison of Contraceptive Performance during 2019-20 regarding these departments was made with the previous year 2018-19 at the national and provincial levels. It was observed that this year, the Contraceptive Performance of Population Welfare Departments – in terms of the Contraceptive Performance regarding Couple Years of Protection – has decreased by 24.5 percent, while the Contraceptive Performance of Departments of Health (HF) and the Departments of Health (DoH) have decreased by 6.8 percent and 26.7 percent respectively when compared to the previous year (2018-19).

The Overall Contraceptive Performance of the Population Welfare Departments (PWDs) for the year 2019-20 – in terms of Couple Years of Protection (CYP) – has decreased by -24.5 percent in comparison with the last year 2018-19. The province-wise and region-wise profiles of CYP indicate an increase in Sindh (10.3 percent), and decreases in Punjab (-19.2 percent), Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (-74.1 percent), Balochistan (-19.0 percent), Islamabad (-28 percent), Azad Jammu and Kashmir (-39.4 percent), Gilgit-Baltistan (-13.3 percent) and the Merged Area-KP (former FATA) (-59.9 percent).

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Considering a method-wise comparison of PWDs in 2019-20 and 2018-19 – in terms of CYP – a decrease was observed in all the methods such as condoms (-25.4 percent), oral pills (-9.5 percent), injectables (-26.5 percent), IUCDs (-27.4 percent), sterilization/contraceptive surgery (-17 percent), and implants (-16.4 percent).

Outlet-wise contribution – in terms of CYP – during the year 2019-20 as compared with the year 2018-19 showed an increase of 19 percent in RHS-B Centers, 7.8 percent in Male Mobilizers, and 207.6 percent in the FPIH program.

The performance has decreased by -26.5 percent in Family Welfare Centers, -19.7 percent in Reproductive Health Services-A Centers, -22.5 percent in Mobile Service Units, 10.7 percent in PLDs, -26.1 percent in Registered Medical Practitioners, -57.7 percent in hakeems and homeopaths, -37 percent in RTIs, -79.2 percent in counters, and -34.7 percent in others (franchise clinics, etc.)

Overall, the Contraceptive Performance of the Departments of Health (Health Facilities) for the year 2019-20 – in terms of CYP – has decreased by -6.8 percent in comparison with the last year 2018-19. The provincial/regional profile of the Departments of Health (HFs) – in terms of CYP – has shown increases in Sindh (20.2 percent), Balochistan (3.1 percent), and Azad Jammu and Kashmir (830.8 percent), and decreases in Punjab (-11.0 percent), Khyber Pakhtunkhawa (KP) (-40.9 percent), Islamabad (-19.0 percent), the Merged Area-KP (former FATA) (-34.6 percent), and Gilgit-Baltistan (-48.4 percent).

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A method-wise comparison of the DoH (HFs) for 2019-20 with 2018-19 in terms of CYP depicted increased injectables (13.0 percent) and implants (86.4 percent) and decreases in condoms (-4.3 percent), oral pills (-26.9 percent), IUCDs (-7.0 percent), and sterilization/contraceptive surgery (-26 percent).

The report noted that the PBS has no mechanism for the on-spot checking of data quality except for asking for a justification for the positive and negative 10 percent change in the current year performance as compared to the previous year performance, and getting the data vetted by the source agencies.

It is proposed that the PBS may carry out random on-spot checking as a third party to ensure data quality at least once in a quarter.

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The report also highlighted that there is a lack of coordination between the Provincial Population Welfare Departments and the Departments of Health (Health Facilities and Lady Health Workers) and the non-governmental organizations working in the provinces.

However, Sindh and KP have taken some positive steps and have started coordination meetings that still need to be conducted regularly.

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Top IVF Doctors in Pakistan: Best Fertility Specialists

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IVF Clinic In Islamabad

The introduction of Australian Concept Infertility Medical Center IVF Expertise in Pakistan has helped hundreds of Infertile couples to have a baby and make their dream a reality.

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Best Verified Fertility Consultant In Islamabad.

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