Our Team

Meet the experts behind your journey

Our experienced IVF specialists, nurses, and support staff are here to guide you with compassion, expertise, and personalized care every step of the way.

D
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PAULAMI
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Director of MATRIKA WOMEN’ S CARE AND FERTILITY CENTRE, Raipur, Chhattisgarh

  • Degree :M.B.B.S., M.S.(Obs & Gynae)F.R.M.(Bangalore), MRCOG-I(LONDON)
  • Specialist in :VF, High Risk Pregnancy, Laparoscopy & Gynaecology
  • Position :Sr. IVF Specialist
  • Experience :→ ExConsultant, Reproductive Medicine & Surgery, NOVA NVF CENTRE, Raipur
    → Ex-Consultant reproductive medicine, DIVA FERTILITY, NAGPUR
    → Ex-Consultant reproductive medicine, GENOME-THE FERTILITY CENTRE, Raipur
    → Fellowship in infertility & Reproductive Medicine GUNASHEELA
         IVF & Genomic Centre,Bengaluru Affiliated to Rajiv
         Gandhi University Of Health Sciences (R.G.U.H.S)
    → Ex registrar, Gunasheela IVF Centre, And Columbia Asia Hospital Bengaluru
    → Ex. Senior Resident, Obs & Gyn, Pt. JNMC, Raipur
    → Presented paper in various national conferences and international journals
    → She was also a part of the team of fertility Specialists which gave India its first IVF
         baby using in house NGS based PGS technology on vitrified warmed blastocyst.
  • Area of Interest :→ Recurrent implantation failure, Pre-implantation enetic Screening

FAQs

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On average, one full IVF cycle takes about 4 to 6 weeks. This timeline covers the period from the start of fertility medications to the final pregnancy test.

However, if you include the initial consultations and diagnostic testing required to build your treatment plan, the total journey often spans 8 to 10 weeks.

The success of IVF is not a single number; it is highly dependent on individual factors, primarily the age of the woman and the quality of the embryos.

Yes, IVF is frequently used with donor eggs or donor sperm, and in many cases, this significantly increases the success rate of the treatment

The short answer is no, IVF is not typically described as painful, though it does involve some physical discomfort and a significant "emotional marathon."

There is no hard medical limit, but most successful pregnancies occur within the first three cycles. If three cycles are unsuccessful, your specialist will usually recommend a "Deep Dive" diagnostic (checking for uterine issues or sperm DNA fragmentation) or suggest alternatives like donor gametes.