FAQ

Dr. Jasmine Kaur holds MBBS and MD qualifications and has received specialised training in IVF and reproductive medicine. She has undergone IVF training at Pulse Hospital, Ahmedabad, along with training in endoscopy from prestigious institutions.

Dr. Jasmine Kaur currently practices at:

• Nova IVF Fertility, Jalandhar
• 1A, JD Tower, New Jawahar Nagar, Cool Road,
• Jalandhar, Punjab – 144003.

Patients are advised to confirm the consultation location and appointment details with the centre before visiting.

Dr. Jasmine Kaur evaluates and manages a wide range of fertility concerns, including:

• – Female infertility
• – Male-factor infertility
• – PCOS-related fertility problems
• – Ovulation disorders
• – Tubal-factor infertility, including blocked fallopian tubes
• – Unexplained infertility
• – Fertility concerns associated with age
• – Previous unsuccessful IVF or fertility treatment
• – Recurrent fertility treatment challenges

Treatment is recommended after assessing the individual medical history and fertility investigations of both partners.

Yes. Women with PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) and fertility concerns can consult Dr. Jasmine Kaur. Depending on the individual situation, evaluation may include assessment of ovulation, ovarian reserve, reproductive history and other relevant fertility factors before deciding on an appropriate treatment approach.

Yes. Blocked or damaged fallopian tubes can be an important indication for IVF, because IVF allows fertilisation to take place outside the fallopian tubes. However, the appropriate treatment depends on the type and severity of tubal disease, age, ovarian reserve, semen parameters and other clinical factors.

Yes. Fertility problems can involve either partner or both partners. Dr. Jasmine Kaur can evaluate couples where male-factor infertility may be contributing to difficulty conceiving. Depending on the findings, further evaluation or treatment may be recommended.

Yes. Couples who have experienced previous IVF failure can seek a detailed fertility review. Previous treatment records, stimulation protocols, embryo information, laboratory reports and other relevant investigations can help the specialist understand the previous cycle and determine whether additional evaluation or a different treatment strategy should be considered.

A fertility consultation may be appropriate when:

• – A woman under 35 has been trying to conceive for 12 months without success.
• – A woman aged 35–40 has been trying for approximately 6 months without success.
• – A woman over 40 is trying to conceive.
• – There is a known fertility problem in either partner.
• – There is a history of irregular or absent periods.
• – There is suspected PCOS, tubal disease or endometriosis.
• – Previous fertility treatment or IVF has not been successful.

Earlier evaluation may be appropriate when there are known risk factors.

The investigations required before IVF vary from patient to patient. Depending on the medical history and clinical assessment, the fertility specialist may recommend tests to evaluate:

• – Ovarian reserve
• – Ovulation and reproductive hormones
• – Uterine and pelvic anatomy
• – Fallopian tubes, where relevant
• – Semen parameters
• – Previous fertility treatment outcomes
• – Other medical factors affecting fertility

A personalised treatment plan can then be developed based on the findings.

To make the consultation more useful, patients should bring available:

• – Previous fertility investigation reports
• – Hormonal blood test reports
• – Ultrasound reports
• – Semen analysis reports
• – Previous IUI or IVF treatment summaries
• – Current prescriptions and medication list
• – Relevant medical and surgical records
• – Previous pregnancy or fertility treatment history

You may also share relevant medical records with the clinic before the consultation, where the centre provides this facility.

If the clinic provides the facility, relevant medical records can be shared before the consultation through the clinic’s approved communication channels, such as email or WhatsApp. Patients should avoid sending sensitive medical information to unofficial numbers or accounts.

The first consultation generally focuses on understanding the couple’s fertility history, previous pregnancies or treatments, menstrual and reproductive history, medical conditions and available investigation reports.

Based on the assessment, Dr. Jasmine Kaur may recommend additional investigations before finalising the most appropriate treatment plan.

Not necessarily. IVF is a specialised treatment and the appropriate approach depends on the couple’s individual fertility assessment. After reviewing medical history and investigations, the fertility specialist may recommend additional testing or other treatment options before proceeding with IVF.

Yes. Age is an important factor in fertility, particularly because female fertility and egg quality generally decline with increasing age. The impact of age varies between individuals, so an appropriate fertility assessment is important before deciding on treatment.

Women of advanced reproductive age can discuss their fertility options with a specialist. Treatment possibilities depend on factors such as overall health, ovarian reserve, egg quality, previous reproductive history and individual clinical circumstances.

Fertility treatment after menopause requires specialist medical evaluation. Natural conception is generally not possible after menopause because ovarian function has declined, but certain assisted reproductive options may be considered in selected cases, depending on the patient’s health, uterine condition and the availability and suitability of donor eggs or other treatment approaches.

In selected circumstances, donor-egg treatment may be considered. This can be relevant when ovarian reserve or egg quality is significantly reduced or when other medical indications exist. Eligibility and suitability require individual medical assessment and counselling.

Insurance coverage for infertility and IVF treatment varies according to the patient’s insurance policy and the specific treatment or procedure. Patients should confirm coverage, exclusions and eligibility directly with the fertility centre and their insurance provider before beginning treatment.

The duration of an IVF cycle varies depending on the treatment protocol and the patient’s individual response. The fertility specialist will explain the expected timeline, investigations, medications, procedures and follow-up appointments as part of the treatment plan.

IVF does not guarantee pregnancy or a live birth. Success can be influenced by several factors, including age, egg and sperm quality, ovarian reserve, embryo-related factors, uterine health and previous treatment history. A fertility specialist can discuss the factors relevant to an individual’s situation.

Patients with previous IVF treatment should ideally bring:

• – Previous IVF cycle summaries
• – Stimulation and medication details
• – Embryo development reports
• – Embryo transfer details
• – Embryology/laboratory reports
• – Previous pregnancy test results
• – Ultrasound reports
• – Relevant hormonal investigations
• – Any genetic or other specialist reports, where applicable

These records can help the specialist understand previous treatment and plan further evaluation.

Patients from other cities can contact the clinic to enquire about consultation availability and appointment arrangements. Patients travelling from outside Jalandhar should confirm appointment timing, centre location and any required investigations with the clinic in advance.

Patients can contact Nova IVF Fertility, Jalandhar to enquire about Dr. Jasmine Kaur’s availability and schedule an appointment. It is advisable to confirm the appointment and clinic location before travelling.