
IVF & Women's Health Center · Tashkent
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Women’s health and IVF care in Tashkent, with individual assessment, an in-house embryology laboratory and an experienced medical team.
Reproductive health care in Tashkent
Your pathway begins with a medical assessment
Embryology stages take place within the center
Support in Uzbek, Russian, Turkish and English
About the center
Turkish reproductive medicine — in Tashkent
Ankalife opened in Tashkent in 2019 on the initiative of Assoc. Prof. Cihangir Çakıcı, an obstetrician-gynaecologist and IVF specialist.
The laboratory is equipped with instruments brought from Germany and Turkey and follows the same protocols as the founder's clinic in Turkey. The center provides all reproductive medicine services permitted by law.
IVF procedures are performed on an outpatient basis — you do not stay overnight.
The process
One cycle takes about three weeks
The hardest part of IVF is not the procedures — it is not knowing. So we show the whole path in advance.
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Days 1–10
Stimulation
Injections at home, ultrasound checks every 2–3 days. No need to stop working.
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Day 11
Egg retrieval
15–20 minutes under anaesthesia. You go home the same day.
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Days 11–16
Laboratory
Fertilisation and embryo growth to the blastocyst stage.
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Day 16 → 22
Transfer and waiting
Transfer without anaesthesia, then the hCG blood test.
Timings are approximate: your doctor sets the exact plan based on your test results.
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Centres and branches



Ankalife Andijan Clinic
4 Ahmad Donish Street, Andijan (next to Medsanchast Hospital)
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What we do
IVF (in vitro fertilisation)
Stimulation, egg retrieval, fertilisation and embryo transfer. One cycle takes about three weeks.
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ICSI and PICSI
A single sperm is injected into the egg — used in cases of male factor infertility.
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Micro-TESE for azoospermia
Surgical sperm retrieval under an operating microscope.
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Hysteroscopy
Examination of the uterine cavity before a programme, when a problem is suspected.
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PGT — genetic testing of embryos
Embryo biopsy and analysis before transfer, when indicated.
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Embryo and egg freezing
Vitrification — for transfer in a later cycle or for delayed motherhood.
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Why people come to us
Start with what you know about yourself, not with the name of a procedure. Your doctor selects the protocol after the first examination and tests.
Our specialist team
Our doctors
Articles & guides
Clear information from our specialists
Read clear articles about reproductive health and treatment.
How Does IVF Work? From the First Consultation to Embryo Transfer
A clear overview of IVF assessment, preparation, egg retrieval, laboratory care, embryo transfer and follow-up.
Read article →The center
What the clinic looks like
Not stock photography — our own rooms in the Olmazor district of Tashkent.
Questions
What people ask at the first visit
No "unique methods", and no percentages that say nothing about your own case.
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How much does IVF cost in Tashkent?
The cost depends on the protocol and on whether ICSI, genetic screening or embryo freezing are needed.
Ask about cost → →
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How long does one cycle take?
You do not need to stop working, and no hospital stay is required — all procedures are outpatient.
How the cycle works → →
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No sperm was found in my husband's sample. Is that the end?
A hormone profile and genetic testing come first; the plan depends on those results.
Azoospermia and micro-TESE → →
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I was told my ovarian reserve is low. Is it too late?
The protocol is chosen differently, and the decision is made after your first ultrasound and blood tests.
Low ovarian reserve → →
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What is your success rate?
An overall figure mixes patients of different ages and diagnoses. At the consultation your doctor gives a realistic outlook based on your own results and explains what it is based on.
Ask the doctor → →Contact
Tashkent, Olmazor district
By appointment. Call or send a message — a fertility doctor replies, not an operator.
First step
Start with a conversation, not a procedure
The first consultation is a conversation with a doctor about your situation. No commitment: asking a question does not mean starting treatment.