Dr. Indira Ganeshan - a Front-Ranking IVF Expert of India
One of the top IVF doctors in the Capital, Dr Ganeshan is known for her remarkable level of transparency with her patients. She treats each of her patients with utmost care and honesty.
New Delhi, India, October 20, 2015 (Newswire.com) - graduate from Delhi’s prestigious Maulana Azad Medical College, Dr Indira Ganeshan is one of the leading fertility experts in the country. After passing out of MAMC in 1994, Dr Ganeshan did P.G. Diploma in Obstetrics and Gynecology and Senior Registrar-ship from Vardhaman Mahavir Medical College and Safdarjung Hospital respectively. She the did a Masters in Clinical Embryology from Leeds University, UK.
A member of Delhi Endoscopy Society, Federation of Obstetrical and Gynecologists Society of India and Indian Society of Assisted Reproduction, Dr Ganeshan worked at Lilawati Hospital in Mumbai and Batra IVF Centre and Institute of Fertility Fulfillment and Research in Delhi before branching out on her own.
One of the top IVF doctors in the Capital, Dr Ganeshan is known for her remarkable level of transparency with her patients. She treats each of her patients with utmost care and honesty.
Dr Ganeshan is renowned for her clinical excellence, personalized patient-care, consistently high success rate and transparency besides state of the art facilities at her center. According to rough estimates, over 100 couples visit her center every year from around the world.
“One must choose a doctor with care as the success of such scientific procedures depend on the skill of the doctor and quality of facilities that he/she provides,” she says.
“IVF can be used to maximize the chance of older patients conceiving. Women with premature ovarian failure or menopause can also have IVF treatment but here donor eggs have to be used,” she adds.
“In case of extreme medical conditions wherein the mother cannot carry the child in her womb, we go in for gestational surrogacy. In this technique, by using the IVF technique the mother’s egss are first harvested and then fertilized with sperm from the father. The embryo thus formed is then into the uterus of another woman (called gestational surrogate). The surrogate then carries the baby until birth,” she informs.
“All these are modern scientific procedures used for the benefit of mankind. But for any technique to be a success, the first and foremost thing acceptance from the couple going in for it. The couple needs to accept the process even before it actually starts,” says Dr Ganeshan.