to a report by the indian council for medical research there are approximately 1619 million infertile couples in india half of the women have abnormal eggs or blocked fallopian tubes for them there are significant gains in detecting abnormal eggs at the outsetthe technique will also boost indias growing reputation as a popular location for ivf treatment its relatively low costs excellent infrastructure foreigntrained doctors and few legal hassles have already attracted many foreign couples desperate for a baby in the uk and us ivf costs a whopping rs 7 lakh per cycle including fertility drugs and lab procedures but here it is oneseventh of that besides says gour in the uk only two embryos at a time can be put back into the woman after treatment theres no such stipulation in indiashobhajohntimesgroupcom