Best Cryopreservation Doctors in Bangalore

The cryopreservation procedure is performed by cryopreservation surgeons in Bangalore to maximise the chance of successful pregnancy with any IVF treatment cycle. Before the availability of embryo cryopreservation, the fertility clinics had to deal with excess eggs and embryos without the ability to save or preserve them. The cryopreservation doctors in Bangalore were forced to fertilise only a few eggs for avoiding excess embryos selectively. However, they would run the risk of wasting regular eggs that were not fertilised.

This procedure is done with IVF treatment, as it allows all eggs to be recovered for that cycle so that it is exposed to the sperm. During this process, all oocytes can look ‘normal’ after retrieval, so, revealing all the oocytes to sperm increases the chance of having higher quality embryos available for transfer.

Cryopreservation doctors in Bangalore doing this surgery not only maximise the chance of being able to transfer the highest quality embryos through the process of selection after fertilisation but allows the couple to freeze extra ones for future use. This procedure is used by cryopreservation specialist in Bangalore to avoid the need for repeated stimulation of the ovaries with injectable medications. This is because the embryos have already been created. The success rate with this procedure by cryopreservation surgeons in Bangalore have been near or equal to the fresh IVF treatment cycles in the recent years.

Cryopreservation is a process done by cryopreservation specialists in Bangalore to freeze and store sperm, eggs or surplus embryos from an in vitro fertilisation cycle. Cryopreservation doctors in Bangalore perform this procedure using two methods- slow freezing and vitrification freezing.

The method of vitrification converts something into a solid without any crystal formation. This is done by adding a cryo-protectant because the structure of the ice crystal can damage the frozen embryos. The embryos can be frozen at the pronuclear stage, i.e. one cell or at any stage after that up to and including the blastocyst stage which is five to seven days after fertilisation. 

Cryopreservation surgeons in Bangalore use different cryoprotectants and freezing solutions for different stages of embryo development. Many doctors freeze their embryos at the blastocyst stage.

The simulation for ovaries during the IVF process involves producing several oocytes. All the retrieved eggs that are fertilised by the cryopreservation specialist in Bangalore make many viable embryos. This allows the cryopreservation doctors in Bangalore to make a better selection at the time of embryo transfer. Once two to three good embryos have been selected, there may still be surplus good grade embryos having the potential to survive to freeze and viable when thawed.

Cryopreservation will be needed in the following cases:

• You are about to have a vasectomy
• You have a condition or undergoing medical treatment for a condition affecting your fertility
• You have difficulty producing a sample on the day of fertility treatment
• You have a low sperm count, or the quality of your sperm is deteriorating
• You are at risk of injury or death such as you are a member of the Armed Forces who is being deployed at a war zone.