For couples or individuals living with HIV, modern fertility medicine offers safe and carefully monitored options to help you build a family. IVF for HIV patients uses advanced protocols — including sperm-washing, certified lab practices, strict viral-load monitoring, and ART (antiretroviral therapy) compliance — to minimize any risk of HIV transmission to partner or child, while offering a path to parenthood.
Our goal is to give you hope, dignity, and a safe journey towards parenthood, under the guidance of experienced fertility experts.
We use sperm washing (or donor gametes / donor embryos when indicated), ICSI/IVF in dedicated labs with separate equipment and strict procedures to prevent cross-contamination.
Our team includes fertility specialists and infectious-disease–aware professionals trained to handle HIV‒seropositive/serodiscordant patients with empathy and medical rigor.
For HIV-positive partners, maintaining undetectable viral load under antiretroviral therapy (ART) is essential before beginning treatment.
All procedures are conducted with full informed consent, confidentiality, and respect for patient dignity, ensuring emotional as well as medical support.
A study of 142 serodiscordant couples undergoing IVF-ICSI showed a ~37% pregnancy rate in first cycle, rising to ~73% after three cycles — with no HIV transmission in partners or delivered babies.
Meta-analyses and clinical reports report no seroconversion in >8,000 IUI/IVF cycles among HIV-seropositive or serodiscordant couples when proper protocols are followed.
We begin by reviewing the HIV status, medical history, ART compliance, and viral load. It’s critical that HIV-positive partners are on ART and have sustained undetectable viral load before proceeding
Complete fertility evaluation (hormone profile, ultrasound, semen analysis or donor-sperm/egg options), along with screenings for other infections or risk factors.
We use specialized lab spaces and equipment dedicated to HIV-affected cycles to avoid cross-contamination. Embryo culture, selection, and transfer follow standard ART best-practice protocols.
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New Delhi, West Delhi- 110018, Delhi.
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Yes. With ART-managed viral suppression + sperm washing / dedicated lab protocols / ICSI, risk of transmission to partner or child is extremely low.
Yes — when viral load is controlled and prenatal HIV care is provided, IVF outcomes are comparable to non-HIV couples.
With proper protocols, studies show no HIV transmission to babies born via IVF/ICSI in serodiscordant couples.
Yes — because of extra safety measures (sperm washing, separate lab use, additional testing), costs and preparation time may be higher than standard IVF.
Absolutely — donor-gamete or donor-embryo IVF is a recommended option for couples seeking maximum safety.
