Advanced Laparoscopy for Infertility

Indeed, it can enhance fertility outcomes. Laparoscopy addresses conditions such as endometriosis, pelvic adhesions, blocked fallopian tubes, and more. It increases the chances of both natural pregnancy and through assisted reproductive technologies like IVF.

While it’s a very safe procedure for most women, it isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. Your health profile and medical history play a big role. That’s why we always have an in-depth consultation to make sure this is the most effective step for you personally.

Every surgery comes with some risks, but for laparoscopy, serious issues are pretty rare. The most common concerns are infection or bleeding at the incision sites. Our laparoscopy experts take every possible step to keep these risks extremely low.

Most procedures usually last anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour and a half. However, it might take a bit longer if we’re treating something like fibroids or endometriosis during the same session.

You’ll be asleep during the surgery, so you won’t feel a thing. Afterwards, it’s more discomfort than sharp pain. You will feel similar to strong period cramps or sore muscles. We’ll give you medication to keep you comfortable.

We’ll give you a clear guide to follow. The main thing before the surgery is to fast for a few hours. Then, take it easy for a week or two and let your body heal. You must avoid any heavy lifting and stick to the plan we provide.

You’ll be surprised by how small they are! The incisions are typically less than a centimeter long, and one is often hidden right inside your belly button. They fade over time and become barely noticeable.

After giving your body a cycle or two to heal and let any inflammation settle, you can often begin your IVF treatment. We’ll create a personalized timeline for you, so you know exactly what to expect.