A cancer diagnosis can feel like life hit the brakes. But your future family plans don’t have to end here. Onco fertility helps you preserve eggs, sperm, or embryos before chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery, so you still have a chance at parenthood later.
Onco fertility is a specialised area that connects oncology + reproductive medicine to protect the reproductive future of cancer patients and survivors.
Cancer treatments like chemotherapy or radiation can affect fertility. Preserving eggs, sperm, or embryos before treatment helps protect your chance of biological parenthood later.
Recommended for patients diagnosed with cancer who may undergo chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery that could impact reproductive function-before treatment begins or as early as possible.
After a quick fertility assessment, eggs, sperm, or embryos are safely collected and frozen using advanced cryopreservation, allowing cancer treatment to proceed without losing future fertility options.
State-of-the-art IVF labs with vitrification protocols designed specifically for cancer patients, ensuring safe and effective egg, sperm, and embryo freezing before treatment begins.
Experienced fertility specialists who work closely with oncologists to plan preservation quickly-without compromising or delaying cancer treatment timelines.
Fast-track fertility preservation pathways for cancer patients, ensuring critical procedures are completed within the limited window before chemotherapy or radiation.
Individualised preservation strategies based on age, diagnosis, treatment type, and urgency - whether egg freezing, sperm freezing, or embryo freezing is most appropriate.
Clear counselling on medical options, consent, storage terms, and future use-helping patients and families make informed decisions during a difficult time.
A compassionate, private, and supportive care setting that prioritises comfort, dignity, and reassurance for patients navigating both cancer and fertility concerns.
Our specialised legal advisory team ensures that fertility preservation for cancer patients is handled with complete legal clarity, ethical responsibility, and sensitivity-so you can focus on treatment with peace of mind.
Rapid evaluation of reproductive health to understand fertility risks before chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery-so preservation decisions can be made without delaying cancer treatment.
A customised fertility preservation strategy (egg, sperm, embryo, or tissue freezing) designed around your diagnosis, treatment timeline, age, and future family goals.
Coordinated care alongside your oncology team, with guidance on nutrition, stress management, and emotional support during a physically and emotionally demanding phase.
Long-term monitoring and clear guidance on using preserved eggs, sperm, or embryos after recovery - helping you plan parenthood when the time is right.
The cost of egg freezing depends on various medical and clinical factors. Here is an approximate breakdown to guide your planning:
| What Determines the Cost? | Estimated Cost (INR) |
|---|---|
| Initial Fertility Consultation | Request Personalised Guidance. |
| Medical Evaluation & Screening | Request Personalised Guidance |
| Preservation Procedure | Request Personalised Guidance |
| Laboratory Handling & Cryopreservation | Request Personalised Guidance |
| Storage & Long-Term Care Planning | Request Personalised Guidance |
* Fertility preservation plans are personalised based on cancer diagnosis, urgency of treatment, age, and medical safety. Our team ensures complete transparency and discusses all options clearly before proceeding.
Early assessment is critical before cancer treatment begins. These evaluations help determine the safest and fastest fertility preservation option - without delaying oncology care.
Helps evaluate egg quantity and fertility potential before chemotherapy or radiation begins, guiding whether egg or embryo freezing should be prioritised urgently.
Know more →Assesses sperm count and quality prior to cancer treatment, allowing timely sperm freezing for future family planning if fertility may be affected.
Know more →Essential blood tests to understand reproductive function and safely plan fertility preservation alongside cancer treatment timelines.
Know more →Specialist-led evaluation to decide the most suitable option-egg, sperm, embryo, or tissue preservation-based on diagnosis and urgency.
Know more →Clear explanation of how preserved eggs, sperm, or embryos can be used later through IVF once cancer treatment is completed. profile.
Know more →Follow-up assessment after recovery to guide safe family-building decisions when you’re medically ready.
Know more →If you or your loved one is starting cancer treatment, don’t wait in silence. A short consult can help you understand what’s realistically possible.
