Seeds Of Innocence Unveils Mega Campaign For Infertility Treatment
Seeds of Innocence, an IVF and fertility treatment provider, has unveiled the Centre of Excellence for Reproductive Genetics ‘Big IVF - Seed सही Toh Birth Defect नहीं.'
It is comprehensive fertility program launched across 15 IVF and fertility centres in 8 states of India. With an aim to deliver high-end technology-based infertility treatments through innovative reproductive genetic, foetal medicine and genetic screening services, this program is a blessing for couples aspiring to become parents despite multiple failed IVF cycles, miscarriages, genetic diseases or genetic abnormality in the previous pregnancy.
Dr Gauri Agarwal, Founder and Director, Seeds of Innocence said, “What really led me to make Reproductive Genetics an integral part of our ART protocol at Seeds of Innocence was when I came across a couple from Jharkhand who finally used their life savings for IVF after 11 years of marriage and successfully conceived in the 2nd attempt, however, their world came shattering when the foetus was diagnosed with Down Syndrome during Ante-natal scans. With science by our side, this should not happen to anyone.”
The program has been launched across all 15 IVF and fertility centres in 8 Indian states, owned and operated by Seeds of innocence, with genetic counselling, lre-conception genetic testing for couples, pre-implantation genetic screening of embryos, foetal medicine and ante-natal genetic screening as core services further enhancing the IVF Journey of all patients. The Centre of Excellence for Reproductive Genetics will benefit various segments: male infertility, couples with known genetic diseases and those trying at an advanced maternal age.
“Implementing the most advanced in-house genetic testing lab, state-of-the-art facilities, and cutting-edge technology available under the expertise of our team comprising reproductive specialists, geneticists, and foetal medicine experts, gives the intending parents the best chance at becoming parents to a healthy child,” said Dr Gauri.
