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Hearing that an IVF cycle may need to be cancelled before egg retrieval is unsettling, especially after days of injections and monitoring visits. It happens more often than most patients expect, and in nearly every case, it is a protective decision rather than a failure of the treatment.

Ovarian reserve is one of the first things a fertility specialist checks before recommending an IVF protocol, and it is also one of the most misunderstood terms patients hear at their first consultation.

An IVF patient at Candor still remembers what her gynecologist told her during a routine checkup in Surat.

An IVF cycle at Candor IVF Center often produces more than one usable embryo, and once the transfer is done, couples are left with a genuine question: what happens to the rest?

IVF treatment does not automatically mean putting your career on pause. Most working professionals who come to Candor IVF Center in Surat ask the same question in their first consultation: can I keep going to work while doing this?

This is one of the hardest conversations in fertility medicine. Every report comes back clean. Ovulation is happening, tubes are open, sperm count is fine, hormones look normal.

Nobody walks into an IVF consultation fully prepared. There’s too much to process, too many new terms, and usually a lot of nerves in the room too.