Best In West Bengal
Ankur Fertility Clining is West Bengal’s Most Trusted Assisted Reproductive Technology Services Clinic.
At Ankur Fertility Clinic, care begins with understanding. Deemed as the best IVF centre in Kolkata, the clinic was founded with a clear purpose to provide infertile couples with ethical, transparent, and advanced fertility treatment in a space where they feel truly heard and supported.
Under the expert guidance of Dr. Suparna Banerjee, Ankur has evolved into a trusted fertility centre in Kolkata, known not for making unrealistic promises, but for consistently delivering responsible, evidence-based care aligned with global ART standards.
What sets Ankur apart is its integrated approach. A dedicated team of experienced fertility specialists, embryologists, counsellors, and associate consultants work together seamlessly—focusing on what truly matters: the physical, emotional, and psychological well-being of every couple.
As a leading fertility centre in Kolkata, Ankur is equipped with advanced infrastructure and state-of-the-art laboratory facilities that meet high medical and safety standards. However, technology alone does not define the clinic—its philosophy does.
For Dr. Suparna Banerjee and her team, being regarded as the best IVF centre in Kolkata is not just about clinical excellence but to building trust, empowering patients with the right information, and supporting them at every step of their fertility journey.
IUI (Intrauterine Insemination) is a simple fertility procedure where prepared sperm is placed into the uterus. This improves fertilization chances by timing sperm delivery with ovulation.
IVF with Egg Donation is a fertility treatment where donor eggs are fertilized with sperm in a laboratory. The resulting embryo is transferred into the uterus to help achieve pregnancy.
Follicular Study is an ultrasound-based test that tracks follicle growth in the ovaries. It helps determine ovulation timing and optimize fertility treatment planning.
IUI with Donor Sperm is a fertility treatment where screened donor sperm is placed directly into the uterus. It helps individuals or couples achieve pregnancy when male-factor infertility or other conditions are present.
IVF with Sperm Donation is a fertility treatment where donor sperm is used to fertilize eggs in a laboratory. The resulting embryo is then transferred into the uterus to help achieve pregnancy.
Semen Analysis is a diagnostic test that evaluates sperm count, motility, and morphology. It helps assess male fertility and guide appropriate treatment options.
IVF (In Vitro Fertilization) is an advanced fertility treatment where eggs and sperm are fertilized in a laboratory under expert care. The resulting embryo is then transferred into the uterus to help achieve a successful pregnancy.
Donor Embryo IVF helps couples achieve pregnancy using a donated embryo, offering a new path to parenthood.
Preimplantation Genetic Testing (PGT) is a laboratory procedure used during IVF to analyze embryos for genetic or chromosomal abnormalities before embryo transfer.
An appointment is not required in order to receive care. For this reason, patients do not have to plan out when they can come in. Simply walk in and you'll be seen.
Mapping the first trimester of pregnancy (weeks 1–12) is essential for a would-be mother to ensure a healthy start. Begin with early pregnancy confirmation through a beta hCG test and schedule your first prenatal visit. A dating ultrasound scan (6–8 weeks) helps confirm gestational age and fetal heartbeat.
Focus on prenatal care, including folic acid supplementation, a balanced diet, and lifestyle adjustments. Track key milestones like implantation, embryonic development, and organ formation. Screening tests such as the NT scan (11–13 weeks) and dual marker test assess chromosomal health.
Monitor symptoms like nausea and fatigue while maintaining regular consultations with your gynecologist. Proper first trimester care and timely prenatal screening significantly improve maternal and fetal health.
Mapping the second trimester of pregnancy (weeks 13–27) helps a would-be mother track growth, screenings, and overall well-being. This phase is often called the “golden period” due to reduced nausea and improved energy levels.
Schedule the anomaly scan (18–22 weeks) to assess fetal anatomy and detect structural abnormalities. Continue prenatal care with regular check-ups, monitoring fetal growth, weight, and blood pressure.
Focus on a nutrient-rich pregnancy diet with iron, calcium, and protein to support rapid fetal development. Consistent second trimester care and timely prenatal screening are crucial for ensuring a healthy pregnancy.
Mapping the third trimester of pregnancy (weeks 28–40) is crucial for preparing for delivery and ensuring maternal and fetal well-being. This phase focuses on fetal growth monitoring, birth planning, and managing late-pregnancy symptoms.
Important tests include growth scans, Doppler ultrasound, and non-stress tests (NST) to assess fetal health and oxygen supply. Monitor fetal movements daily as an indicator of well-being.
Discuss your birth plan, delivery options, and hospital readiness with your gynecologist. Proper third trimester care and timely prenatal monitoring ensure a safer delivery and a healthy start for your baby.