dr samit sekhar - Indian Surrogacy

dr samit sekhar - Indian Surrogacy : Executive Director of Kiran Infertility Centre Pvt. Ltd.(KIC), he also holds positions of IVF and Surrogacy Program Director , Director- Supra Sperm Semen Bank and is also the Chief Embryologist in KIC. With an experience of more than 5 Years in the field of Infertility, he has treated a clientele of more than 2000 IVF/ ICSI Patients and 800 Surrogacy Patients from 21 different countries. In charge of the overall maintenance of the IVF lab he is also involved in day to day patient interaction and counseling He passed his Bachelors in medicine in distinction. His expertise includes In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF), Intra Cytoplasm Sperm Injection (ICSI), Embryo Freezing (Vitrification), Semen Banking (Semen Freezing) and PIGD (Pre-Implanation Genetic Diagnosis). Dr. Samit has been instrumental in bringing India on the Medical Tourism World Map as Surrogacy Capital of world. Under his leadership there have been 221 births through Surrogacy Program in KIC for Intended Parents of 17 different countries. Different from what people imagine a Doctor should be. love to live life on my own terms, I think out of the box.

dr samit sekhar - Indian Surrogacy

Dr Samit Sekhar - Director - Supra Sperm Semen Bank, is In charge of the overall maintenance of the Kiran IVF lab and is involved in day to day patient interaction and counseling. As you would have noticed our entire team as a unit, deals only with infertility and nothing else, this is what we do all the time, and we can proudly and confidently say-we are good at what we do (www.kiranivfgenetic.com).

The efforts to utilize science has set benchmarks in the cases of unfortunate childless, infertile and post menopause women becoming mothers. A patient aged 52 years (resident of Hyderabad ,India) with primary infertility, had come to inquire regarding the possibilities of pregnancy post menopause by Oocyte donation from her young relative and sperm from her husband (aged about 63 years). On general examination, she was found to be Mild Hypertensive with a weight of about 60 kgs. She was menopausal since the past 4 years and this was confirmed by blood investigations and Ultra sonography.

With the consent of both the husband and wife for the procedure, the Patient was kept on the hormone Estrogen, to which she responded by producing Endometrium lining. After 25 days of Estrogen Therapy (on 5th October 2001), she underwent embryo transfer, where three embryos were transferred and she was kept on hormonal support. The Oocyte was donated by one of her relatives (aged about 25 years) who already had children.

She tested positive to a Pregnancy test (24th October 2001) and on Ultra sonography. (1st November 2001), she was detected to have a viable Intrauterine pregnancy. Then on, she was routinely under observation, the well being of the pregnancy being monitored by Ultra sonography. She carried the pregnancy till term and underwent a Caesarian section (13 June 2002), delivering a male baby weighing 2.8Kgs (6.17 Lbs). The baby and her elated mother were discharged from the hospital after 72 hrs