In-vitro Fertilization Devices Market Global Industry Insights, Trends, Outlook, and Opportunity Analysis, 2022-2028
In-vitro Fertilization Devices Market |
The country’s in-vitro fertilization market is driven by
improving healthcare infrastructure and rising availability of modern
healthcare facilities at affordable prices. This fact is also giving rise to
medical tourism thereby propelling the in-vitro fertilization market in the
country. Additionally, changing lifestyle patterns are leading to various
diseases such as PCOS and other kinds of reproductive diseases. Furthermore,
increasing number of single super specialty hospitals is projected to fuel the market
over the next few years. Besides, growing awareness towards male infertility in
the country is expected to positively influence the market over the next few
years.
The India in-vitro
fertilization devices market is segmented based on technique, product,
donor, infertility, embryo, end user, and region . Based on technique, the
market can be split into ICSI IVF and Non-ICSI/Traditional IVF. The ICSI IVF
segment is expected to dominate the market during the forecast period. This can
be ascribed to the benefits associated with this technique such as better
fertilization and minimization of multi-nucleation since only one sperm and one
egg is involved in this technique. Additionally, there is no acrosome reaction
taking place in this technique. Based on end user, the market can be
categorized into fertility clinics, hospitals and others. The fertility clinics
segment is expected to dominate the market owing to the growing consumer
preference for availing treatment at these facilities. Additionally, growing
penetration of fertility clinics & centers chains is further expected to
fuel the market growth through FY2026.
Covid-19 Impact on the
In-Vitro Fertilization Devices Market
The news of the outbreak of the Covid-19 virus adversely
impacted the IVF market in terms of the number of treatments and fertility
services as IVF clinics had to shut down their businesses to reduce the spread
of the virus. The virus also halted IVF tourism in several cost-effective
destinations. However, the global IVF market is now in a recovery phase due to
the efforts of IVF clinics to meet the pent-up need that was caused by the
canceled treatments.
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