PGS Screening
PGS screens embryos for chromosomal abnormalities before transfer, enhancing implantation rates and reducing the risk of genetic disorders for a healthier pregnancy.
#UNDERSTANDING PGS
What is PGS?
Preimplantation Genetic Screening (PGS) is a test performed during IVF to check the genetic health of embryos before transfer. This helps identify chromosomal issues early, reducing risks of miscarriage and genetic disorders, and improving chances of a healthy pregnancy.
- Embryo health check
- Chromosome analysis
- Risk reduction
- Higher success
IVF Cycle
Embryos are created through IVF.
Genetic Testing
Cell is analyzed for abnormalities.
Biopsy
A single cell is safely removed.
Embryo Selection
Healthy embryos chosen for transfer.
#KEY BENEFITS
Benefits of PGS
PGS helps identify chromosomally normal embryos before transfer, improving implantation rates, reducing miscarriage risk, and preventing genetic disorders, ultimately increasing the chances of a healthy pregnancy.
Higher Success
Improves IVF pregnancy rates for many couples.
Fewer Miscarriages
Helps reduce miscarriage risks during pregnancy.
Healthy Embryos
Ensures only healthy embryos are transferred.
Faster Results
Shortens time needed to achieve pregnancy goals.
#PGS SUITABILITY
Who Should Consider PGS?
PGS is not for everyone, but it offers critical support for specific couples. It can help reduce risks, improve success rates, and provide clarity in complex fertility cases. Understanding who benefits most ensures the right guidance and outcomes.
Recurrent loss
Advanced age
Genetic risks
IVF failures
Consulting with Dr. Naila Jabeen
If you are considering IUI, Dr. Naila Jabeen offers expert guidance tailored to your unique circumstances. She will assess your medical history, explain the IUI process, and discuss potential risks and outcomes. With her compassionate approach, you’ll receive the clarity and confidence needed to take your next step toward parenthood.