Psychological Counseling Services

Infertility treatment can be emotionally overwhelming, and the right support makes all the difference. GDIFR offers specialized psychological counseling services to help individuals and couples navigate stress, anxiety, treatment pressure, and emotional fatigue. Our fertility counselors provide a safe, confidential space to express concerns and build mental strength throughout the treatment journey.

Through guided sessions, coping strategies, and continuous emotional support, we empower patients to stay positive and confident. Our counseling integrates medical understanding with compassionate care, ensuring that your emotional wellbeing remains as strong as your treatment plan.

Research & Publications

IVF Research, Clinical Studies & Academic Work

Explore peer-reviewed research papers, clinical studies, and academic publications led by Dr. Sudarshan Ghosh Dastidar and the GDIFR research team. These works reflect our contribution to advancing reproductive medicine and IVF science.

Research

How Embryology Innovations Improve IVF Success – Research by Dr. Dastidar, GDIFR

Over the past four decades, Dr. Sudarshan Ghosh Dastidar, Founder of the Ghosh Dastidar Institute for Fertility Research (GDIFR), has…

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FAQs

IVF & Fertility Treatment FAQs

Find answers to common questions about infertility causes, IVF treatment, ICSI procedures, fertility costs, success rates, and treatment processes at GDIFR. This FAQ section is designed to help couples in Kolkata understand fertility care options clearly and make informed decisions with confidence.

The primary test is a semen analysis, which evaluates sperm count, motility, and morphology. Additional tests may include hormonal evaluation, ultrasound, DNA fragmentation, and genetic testing if needed.

Yes. Treatment options include medication, hormonal therapy, antioxidant support, lifestyle changes, varicocele surgery, and advanced sperm retrieval methods like PESA, TESA, or MESA for IVF/ICSI procedures.

Yes. While men produce sperm throughout life, sperm quality can decline after age 40, affecting DNA integrity, motility, and overall pregnancy success rates.

Female infertility may result from ovulation problems (PCOS), hormonal imbalance, blocked fallopian tubes, endometriosis, low ovarian reserve, uterine issues, thyroid imbalance, or age-related decline.

Doctors may recommend blood tests (AMH, FSH, LH), ultrasound, HSG (to check tube blockage), ovulation tracking, pelvic examination, and fertility assessment to identify the root cause.

Yes. Fertility declines sharply after age 35 due to reduced egg quantity and quality, making conception more challenging and increasing the need for IVF or egg freezing.

Options include ovulation induction, hormonal therapy, laparoscopic surgery (for endometriosis or fibroids), IUI, IVF, ICSI, donor eggs, and fertility preservation.

Couples under 35 should seek help after 12 months of trying to conceive; those over 35 should consult after 6 months. Immediate consultation is advised if there are known conditions affecting fertility.

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Blogs & Learnings

IVF Knowledge, Research & Fertility Insights

Explore expert-written blogs, fertility education articles, and research-based insights from the GDIFR team. Our content helps couples understand infertility causes, IVF treatments, success factors, and the latest advancements in reproductive medicine—supporting informed decisions through trusted medical knowledge.