IVF in Nepal is a fertility procedure in which professionals collect eggs and sperm from the biological parents and mix them in a culture dish to facilitate fertilization. A specialist performs IVF outside the woman's body but in a fertility laboratory. After fertilization, a qualified embryologist selects the most active embryo and implants it into the mother's uterus to confirm conception.
The couple must wait two weeks after the embryo transfer before visiting a fertility clinic for a pregnancy test. A fertility specialist will perform an ultrasound scan to hear the heartbeat of a small baby in a woman's ovaries. Once the fertility specialist hears the baby's heartbeat, a successful pregnancy has occurred, and the couple can be discharged from the fertility clinic to the local gynecologist for further treatment.