Dr.R.K. Sharma
IVF & Infertility Specialist, Delhi

• Case report retained fetal bones causing secondary infertility. MJAFI 1998
•  Intra uterine insemination using cryostored semen SINGAPORE JOURNAL OF OBS &GYNE JULY/NOV 1998; 29 (2-3):57-63 
• Ureaplasma urealyticum & human infertility: effect on sperm morphology.MJAFI 1999, July
• Incidence of anti sperm antibodies in infertile male population.MJAFI 1999, July
• Follicular monitoring: comparison of transabdominal and transvaginal sonography. MJAFI 2000, Jan
• To study incidence of chlamydial genital tract infections using enzyme immuno assay antigen detection and cell culture metHods MJAFI 2001, July
• Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome during induction of ovulation for intra uterine insemination MJAFI 2001, July
• Evaluation of cases of secondary infertility by hysterosalpingography and hysteroscopy MJAFI 2002,OCT
• Fertility enhancing hysteroscopic surgery our experience MJAFI JAN, 2003
• Assisted reproduction and genetics Dada R, Kumar R, Sharma R K, Kiran Kucheria. Perspectives in cytology and genetics (2006), 12:493-495
• A familial case of 13:22 chromosomal translocation in a family with reproductive failure. Rakesh prabhu, Rakesh Kumar, Dr Rajiv Kumar, Gupta NP, S K Gupta, Raj K Sharma, Kiran Kucheria, Dada Rima European Journal of Medical Sciences
• Sperm AZF Micro-Deletion Screening and Assisted Reproduction. Rima Dada, Rakesh Kumar, Rajiv Kumar, K Kucheria, R K Sharma, S K Gupta & N P Gupta, Journal of Postgraduate Medical Education, Training & Research Vol. 1, No. 4, Oct-Dec 2006
• Importance of genetic analysis prior to ICSI. Rakesh Kumar, Rima Dada, Rajiv Kumar, R K Sharma, K Kucheria Obs & Gynae Today Vol. XI No. 8 August 2006
• Relevance of Glycosylation of human zona pellucida glycoprotein for their binding to capacitated human spermatozoa and subsequent induction of acrosomal exocytosis, S Chakravarty, S Kadunganattil, P Bansal, R K Sharma and S K Gupta. Molecular Reproduction and Development. (In Press)
• AZF deletion in varicocele cases with oligospermia. Dada Rima, Rakesh Kumar, Dr Rajiv Kumar, Sharma R K, Gupta NP, Gupta S K, Sidhu T, K Kucheria. (In Press) IJMS
• Mosaic Status of Lymphocytes in Infertile Men with Klinefelter Syndrome Mukesh Tanwar, Rima Dada, Rakesh Kumar Rajiv Kumar, R.K. Sharma and K Kucheria Int J Hum Genet, 07(2): 000-000 (2007) (IN PRESS)
• Mosaic Status of Lymphocytes in Infertile Men with Klinefelter Syndrome Mukesh Tanwar, Rima Dada, Rakesh Kumar Rajiv Kumar, R.K. Sharma and K Kucheria Int J Hum Genet, 07(2): 000-000 (2007) (IN PRESS)
• Robertsonian Translocation in pathogenesis of Recurrent IVF failure

• Recipient of Jagdishwari Mishra award FOGSI
• Chief of Army Staff Commendation medal
• GOC in C  Commendation meda

• ISAR
• IFS founder member
• Endoscopy Society of India
• Former Co opted member ISAR
• Former Joint Secy IFS

What is IVF treatment?

Before the doctors suggest you to go for the IVF treatment to conceive it is very important to understand what exactly IVF is and how the process works for the couples who are facing fertility issues.

IVF is simply a process where the women’s egg and the man’s sperms are fertilized outside the human body. The whole process in performed in the medical laboratories under the proper supervision of the doctors. The word ‘in-vitro’ is a Latin word that means ‘inside a glass’ & its related to all the medical process that our performed outside the human body.

History 

The whole process began in 1977 when a couple named Lesley Brown and John Brown were tired trying for a baby for 9 long years but Lesley couldn’t conceive because of her blocked fallopian tubes. It was then Lesley decided to undergo an experimental IVF procedure lead by Dr. Robert Edwards and Dr. Patrick Steptoe.

She luckily conceived at the very first attempt and gave birth to a baby girl Louise Joy Brown in 1978. The baby was all fit and healthy and weighed 5 pounds, 12 ounces at the time of the birth. Louise Joy Brown is also known as the 1st test tube baby.

The discovery of IVF was a huge success and had given hope to thousands of couples who were facing difficulties in conceiving.

IVF Process

Now let us understand how the whole process of IVF works. The process begins with providing the hormones to the woman to stimulate her ovaries. These hormones help ovaries to produce more than 1 egg per cycle.

Then the eggs are collected and fertilized with the sperms. This leads to the formation of an embryo. The embryo is then kept in the incubator for atleast 4-5 days before it could be transferred to the women’s uterus. Once the embryo is transferred, the implantation takes place & the pregnancy begins. 

IVF process at Primus Hospital

We at Primus believe in providing the best fertility care to you. We understand that your family remains incomplete without a child! 

With our wide range of infertility treatments & a dedicated reproductive team we are always there to assist the couples who are facing any kind of fertility issues.

For further details feel free to contact us at:

Ph no. : +91-8130735651

Email : info@drrksharmaivf.com