Planning a Baby  Discussion Forum

Hi All,

I am 37 my wife is 36, we both are healthy we had been trying since 5 years.
2 Yrs normal trying.
1 Yrs with doctors consultation and suggested medicines like:Letoval/Duphaston/Fertyl etc
1 Year TI with hydrotubation assisted with medicines.
Had laproscopy: Every result is ok.
HSG results is ok.
All test results are ok situation is unexplained.

My wife undergone 1 IUI but failed, done at Ghosh Dastidar Institute For Fertility Research now going for 2nd IUI as we do not know the best option.

In the present scenario Dr. Sudarshan Ghosh Dastidar and his wife is very much involved with politics and do not give time to patients nor they do the activities themselves \" patients with them are in bad shape\" , so we are at fix and we do not know where to go who to approach.

Now after this we want to go for IVF in this regard I request you help me suggesting the best doctor in Kolkata as we have made lots of studies related to this but we do not know the success rate of various hospitals/clinics.

Few doctors we know like: Dr. Rohit Gutgutia / Dr. Jaya Bhattacharya but whom to trust.

Also if possible please tell related to: K-system IVF Incu-chamber availability with hospitals in Kolkata.

Looking for contribution from all..god bless all

for my loving wife. A Ghosh replied. Understand that you are very stressed--which is natural.

In addition to Rohit & Jaya Bhatta(is she at a clinic in Jodhepur),I know of Banikumar Moitra, who is at NG Medicare & his own clinic at Behala. He is middle aged(but not old) & much experienced than charismatic Rohit. Have not seen/met with Jaya B. You may meet him...he has a junior doctor interviewing you..before you meet him. Though Rohit is quite well intentioned, I have a feel that his clinic is so crowded that no one gets attention.Another one I heard is Care IVF run by one Dr. Agarwal. Also there is Baidyanath babu' s clinic at Saltlake.

Wish you have a chubby baby through IVF. Be prepared to try it thrice. Have your sperm been tested for DNA defragmantation? Usually it should be below 30%--but not mandatory

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