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Dr. Shweta Agarwal is a fertility and IVF specialist with 30+ years in reproductive medicine, based in Chandrapur, Maharashtra. She is the founder and medical director of Aansh Hospital & IVF Center. Her qualifications are MBBS, DGO, and specialised training in Reproductive Medicine (IVF).

Dr. Agarwal holds an MBBS and a DGO (Diploma in Gynaecology & Obstetrics), plus specialised training in Reproductive Medicine (IVF). She is registered with the Maharashtra Medical Council (Reg. No. 78716) and the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission's Healthcare Professional Registry (HPR ID 71-1068-4686-5482). Both registrations are independently verifiable through their government registries.

Dr. Agarwal is a member of four professional societies: the Indian Fertility Society (IFS), FOGSI (Federation of Obstetric & Gynaecological Societies of India), ISAR (Indian Society for Assisted Reproduction), and ESHRE (European Society of Human Reproduction & Embryology).

Dr. Agarwal practises at Aansh Hospital & IVF Center in Chandrapur, Maharashtra, an ART Act 2021–registered clinic and bank. She also sees patients at a centre in Nagpur and holds consultation OPDs in Yavatmal, Gadchiroli, Adilabad, and Asifabad for the wider Vidarbha region.

Dr. Agarwal consults in Marathi, Hindi, and English, so patients across Vidarbha and beyond can discuss their care in the language they're most comfortable with.

IVF (in-vitro fertilisation) combines an egg and sperm outside the body, in a laboratory, and transfers the resulting embryo into the uterus. It's typically considered after simpler treatments haven't led to a pregnancy, or when specific clinical factors make it the appropriate next step. IVF cannot guarantee a pregnancy — it's one option chosen after individual evaluation.

IUI (intrauterine insemination) places prepared sperm directly into the uterus around ovulation, and fertilisation still happens naturally inside the body. IVF combines egg and sperm outside the body and transfers the resulting embryo back in. IUI is generally tried first when clinically appropriate, with IVF considered if IUI hasn't worked or isn't suitable.

IVF is typically considered after less invasive options — lifestyle changes, ovulation induction, or IUI — haven't resulted in a pregnancy, or when a diagnosis such as blocked fallopian tubes or severe male-factor infertility makes it the appropriate step. The decision follows an individual evaluation, not a fixed timeline. A full work-up comes before any treatment is recommended.

No — Dr. Agarwal does not publish a blended IVF success-rate percentage. A single number, without age bracket, cycle count, time window, and outcome definition, tells a patient very little about their own chances and can mislead. Instead, she explains realistic, individualised expectations during consultation, in line with ART Act 2021 counselling requirements.

No. No fertility doctor or clinic can guarantee a pregnancy from IVF or any other treatment — outcomes depend on many individual clinical factors, and guaranteeing a result isn't permitted under Indian medical-advertising law. Treat any clinic that promises a guaranteed result or a 'no baby, no fee' scheme with caution.

AI-assisted embryology uses software — at Aansh Hospital, the Garbha.ai platform — to help the embryology team assess embryo, egg, and sperm images with greater consistency in the IVF lab. Garbha.ai reports a 94% internal model-testing accuracy for its embryo-quality predictions, a technology benchmark from the vendor, not a pregnancy rate. The AI does not decide treatment: all clinical decisions are made by Dr. Agarwal.

You can book a consultation by calling or messaging Aansh Hospital & IVF Center directly, or through the contact page on this site. Consultations are available in Marathi, Hindi, and English.

The first visit is a full individual evaluation — reviewing medical history, relevant reports, and any prior treatment — before any recommendation is made. There's no fixed protocol applied to every patient; the plan follows from your specific situation, and you'll have the chance to ask questions before deciding anything.

Yes — a written cost estimate is provided before any procedure begins, so there are no surprise charges partway through treatment. Costs are discussed as part of informed consent, alongside the clinical plan itself.