Struggling to conceive can be one of the most stressful experiences a couple faces. Issues like unexplained infertility, repeated IVF failure, PCOS-related fertility problems, or male-factor infertility need specialist evaluation — not generic advice. At Dream IVF, we provide focused fertility and reproductive medicine care for patients in Patiala and nearby areas.
Led by Dr. Rashmi Vohra, our clinic focuses on identifying the actual cause of infertility and offering an evidence-based treatment pathway in a comfortable and private environment. Every couple’s fertility journey is different, which is why treatment plans are built around individual investigations and history rather than a one-size-fits-all protocol.
Dream IVF provides trusted fertility and reproductive medicine services in a safe, transparent, and supportive environment.
Our clinic provides a focused range of fertility services designed to diagnose the cause of infertility and guide patients through the right treatment pathway.
Before recommending any treatment, a thorough evaluation of both partners is essential to understand the actual cause of infertility. Our evaluation includes:
Ovarian reserve testing (AMH, follicle count)
Hormonal profile assessment
Semen analysis for male partner
Tubal patency and uterine evaluation
Review of previous fertility treatment history
A clear diagnosis is the foundation of an effective treatment plan.
In-vitro fertilisation is recommended when natural conception or simpler treatments are unlikely to succeed. Our IVF pathway is individualised based on ovarian reserve, age, and prior treatment history.
Personalised stimulation protocols
Egg retrieval and laboratory fertilisation
Blastocyst culture where clinically appropriate
Fresh or frozen embryo transfer planning
ICSI is used where male-factor infertility or previous fertilisation failure makes standard IVF less suitable.
Single sperm injection directly into the egg
Recommended for low sperm count, motility, or morphology issues
Used alongside IVF cycles when clinically indicated
A lower-intervention fertility treatment considered for suitable cases before moving to IVF.
Ovulation monitoring and timing
Prepared sperm sample insemination
Suitable for select causes of infertility, assessed case by case
Couples who have had an unsuccessful IVF cycle elsewhere often need a fresh, honest review rather than a repeat of the same protocol.
Review of previous cycle records and protocols
Assessment of possible reasons for prior failure
Discussion of a revised treatment approach where appropriate
We do not promise that a next cycle will succeed — every case is reviewed on its own clinical merits.
PCOS is one of the most common causes of ovulatory infertility. Our approach focuses on fertility-specific management rather than general PCOS care.
Ovulation induction and monitoring
Hormonal evaluation relevant to fertility
Treatment planning for PCOS-related conception difficulty
Male-factor infertility contributes to a significant proportion of infertility cases and is evaluated with the same priority as female factors.
Semen analysis and andrology assessment
Testicular Sperm Extraction (TESE) where indicated
Coordinated treatment planning with ICSI/IVF
Dr. Rashmi Vohra holds an MCh in Reproductive Medicine and Surgery from SRIHER, Chennai — a specialist qualification focused specifically on fertility and assisted reproduction, not a general gynaecology degree. She also holds an MS in Obstetrics & Gynaecology from IGMC, Shimla, and is a member of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (MRCOG), London, UK.
Dr. Rashmi Vohra’s clinical practice centres exclusively on fertility evaluation and assisted reproductive technology (ART) — reviewing medical investigations, ovarian reserve, and prior treatment history to build a treatment pathway specific to each patient. Her areas of focus include:
IVF and ICSI treatment planning
IUI for suitable cases
Fertility evaluation and diagnosis
Failed IVF review and second opinion
PCOS and ovulatory infertility management
Male infertility coordination (TESE, andrology referral)
At Dream IVF, every patient receives an individual consultation, a clear explanation of investigation results, and a treatment plan based on their specific fertility profile — not a standard protocol applied to everyone.
Name: Dream IVF
Address: 2nd Floor, above Nik Baker, near post office, Leela Bhawan, Patiala, Punjab 147001
Timings: Monday – Saturday | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Contact: +91 8988189881
If you are facing difficulty conceiving, have had an unsuccessful IVF cycle, or want a specialist fertility evaluation, Dream IVF’s reproductive medicine team is here to guide you through the right next step. Contact Dream IVF today to schedule your fertility consultation.
If you have been trying to conceive for over a year (or six months if you’re over 35) without success, or have a known condition like PCOS, low sperm count, or a previous failed IVF cycle, it’s time for a specialist fertility evaluation.
IUI places prepared sperm directly into the uterus around ovulation and is used for milder fertility issues. IVF involves fertilising eggs with sperm in a lab before transferring the embryo. ICSI is a form of IVF where a single sperm is injected directly into the egg, typically used for male-factor infertility.
Yes. PCOS is one of the most common causes of ovulatory infertility. With proper evaluation and ovulation induction, many women with PCOS are able to conceive.
Bring any previous fertility test reports, semen analysis reports, ultrasound scans, and records of any prior fertility treatment, including IVF/IUI cycle details if applicable.
A failed cycle doesn’t mean fertility treatment can’t work — it means the protocol or diagnosis may need to be reviewed. Dr. Rashmi Vohra reviews prior cycle records to understand what happened and discusses a revised approach based on your specific case.
Not always. Depending on the diagnosis, simpler treatments like ovulation induction or IUI may be tried first. IVF or ICSI is recommended when these are unlikely to succeed or when the underlying cause requires it.
Yes. Male-factor infertility is evaluated through semen analysis and, where needed, procedures like TESE. Treatment is coordinated with the female partner’s fertility plan (often alongside ICSI).
Ovarian reserve is assessed through AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) blood testing and an antral follicle count via ultrasound, which help estimate egg quantity and guide treatment planning.
Dr Rashmi Vohra, MCh Reproductive Medicine & Surgery, IVF & Reproductive Medicine Specialist, Dream IVF, Patiala
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