Dr. Kavita Manchanda
Fertility Specialist, Gynaecologist & Obstetrician Practising at One World Fertility, Saket, New Delhi
- FNB, Reproductive Medicine
- MBBS
- MS (Obstetrics & Gynaecology)
- DNB
15+ years across obstetrics, gynaecology and reproductive medicine, from the government wards of RML and ESIC to senior infertility practice in Delhi's leading fertility centres. Known for explaining every option until it genuinely makes sense.
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Experience
15+Years in practice
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Deliveries
1,500+Babies delivered
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Families
150+Fertility journeys
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Qualifications
4MBBS, MS, DNB, FNB
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Who is Dr. Kavita Manchanda?
Dr. Kavita Manchanda is a fertility specialist, gynaecologist and obstetrician practising as Senior Infertility Specialist at One World Fertility, Saket, New Delhi. She holds MBBS, MS (Obstetrics & Gynaecology), DNB and an FNB fellowship in Reproductive Medicine, and brings 15+ years of experience across government hospitals (RML, ESIC) and senior fertility practice in Delhi. She performs IUI, IVF/ICSI, laparoscopy, hysteroscopy and male-infertility procedures including TESA and PESA, with declared special interest in poor ovarian reserve, PCOS, recurrent implantation failure and male infertility. She has published in international journals, presented at national and international conferences, and is a member of FOGSI, ISAR and AOGD.
- Speciality
- Reproductive Medicine & Infertility
- Designation
- Senior Infertility Specialist
- Qualifications
- MBBS ยท MS (OBG) ยท DNB ยท FNB (Reproductive Medicine)
- Experience
- 15+ years ยท over 1,500 babies delivered
- Procedures
- IUI ยท IVF / ICSI ยท Laparoscopy ยท Hysteroscopy ยท TESA / PESA
- Special interest
- Poor ovarian reserve ยท PCOS ยท Implantation failure ยท Male infertility
- Previously
- RML ยท ESIC ยท Sarvodaya IVF & Fertility Centre ยท Medicover Fertility
- Societies
- FOGSI ยท ISAR ยท AOGD
- Consults in
- English ยท Hindi ยท Punjabi
- Clinic
- One World Fertility, 316/275 Westend Marg, near Saket Metro Station, New Delhi 110030
Fifteen years of saying the honest thing.
A practice built in government wards, sharpened by a reproductive-medicine fellowship, and run today on one rule: no patient leaves without understanding what is happening to her.
A fertility plan a patient does not understand is a fertility plan she cannot follow. So we keep talking until it makes sense.
- 01 Government hospital training at RML and ESIC
- 02 FNB fellowship in Reproductive Medicine
- 03 Senior fertility practice across Delhi
The government years
Dr. Manchanda's practice was built where medicine is busiest. She trained and served at Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital (RML) and across the ESIC network, government institutions where the case mix arrives unfiltered and the volume is relentless. That is where the obstetrics came from: over 1,500 deliveries, and the calm that only comes from having already seen the thing that goes wrong.
The turn towards fertility
An FNB in Reproductive Medicine, the national-board super-speciality fellowship, moved her practice from delivering pregnancies to understanding why they were not happening. She went on to work as senior infertility specialist at Sarvodaya IVF & Fertility Centre and Medicover Fertility in Delhi, running stimulation, retrieval and transfer cycles alongside the laparoscopic and hysteroscopic surgery that so often decides whether a cycle works.
At One World Fertility
Today she leads fertility care at One World Fertility as Senior Infertility Specialist. Her consults are deliberately unhurried: reports are read with you rather than at you, the reasoning behind each protocol is spelled out, and the realistic range of outcomes is stated before anything starts, including when the honest answer is that a treatment is unlikely to help.
Alongside clinical work she has published in international journals, presented papers and posters at national and international conferences, and took first prize in paper presentation at ACE 2019.
What she does, every week.
Six procedures make up the bulk of the practice. Each one is offered because it is indicated for you, not because it is the next step on a menu.
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IVF / ICSI
Lab fertilisation, with a single sperm injected directly into the egg when the count, motility or previous cycle history calls for it.- Protocols matched to your reserve
- Fresh or frozen embryo transfer
- Blastocyst culture
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IUI
Prepared sperm placed directly into the uterus and timed precisely to your cycle, usually the step before IVF is considered.- Cycle tracking and trigger timing
- Natural or lightly stimulated cycles
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Laparoscopy
Keyhole surgery for endometriosis, fibroids, ovarian cysts and pelvic adhesions, the causes that quietly hold a cycle back.- Endometriosis and adhesion clearance
- Fibroid and cyst removal
- Tubal assessment
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Hysteroscopy
Camera assessment inside the uterine cavity, with polyps, septa and adhesions corrected in the same sitting.- Polyp and septum correction
- Adhesiolysis
- Pre-transfer cavity check
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Male Infertility
Full evaluation and treatment of male-factor infertility, investigated properly rather than assumed away.- Semen analysis interpretation
- Hormonal and DNA fragmentation workup
- Planning with the couple together
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TESA / PESA
Surgical sperm retrieval when no sperm appears in the sample, so an ICSI cycle can still use the couple's own gametes.- Testicular and epididymal retrieval
- Same-day lab coordination
The four cases that come to her.
The situations Dr. Manchanda has chosen to go deep on, and the ones other clinicians most often refer across.
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Poor Ovarian Reserve
Low AMH and a low antral follicle count do not close the door, they change the strategy. Protocols are chosen for the reserve you actually have, and the honest range of outcomes is set out before anything begins. -
PCOS
Treated as a long-term metabolic and hormonal condition, not a one-off obstacle. Ovulation is restored where it can be, and stimulation is kept deliberately gentle to avoid hyperstimulation. -
Recurrent Implantation Failure
When good embryos repeatedly fail to implant, the search moves to the cavity, the endometrium, the immune and clotting picture, and the embryo itself. Every previous cycle is re-read first. -
Male Infertility
Roughly half of infertility involves a male factor, and it is investigated in full: count, motility, morphology, hormones, DNA fragmentation and, where needed, surgical retrieval.
Government wards to fertility floors.
Four phases, in order, and what each one built. No dates are shown because the source profile gave none, and a career page is the last place to guess.
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Government service Volume
Where the obstetrics came from. Unfiltered case mix, relentless volume, and over 1,500 deliveries.
- Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital RML, New Delhi
- ESIC Employees' State Insurance Corporation
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Fellowship Depth
The super-speciality qualification that moves a gynaecologist from treating pregnancy to treating why it is not happening.
- FNB, Reproductive Medicine National Board of Examinations
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Senior fertility practice Scale
Stimulation, retrieval and transfer cycles at scale, alongside the surgery that so often decides whether one works.
- Sarvodaya IVF & Fertility Centre Delhi
- Medicover Fertility Delhi
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Present Continuity
Leading fertility care as Senior Infertility Specialist. Unhurried consults, every report read with you.
- One World Fertility Saket, New Delhi
Degrees, spelled out properly.
Medical abbreviations mean nothing to the person they are meant to reassure. Here is what each one actually is, and which bodies she answers to.
Education & training 04
- Reproductive Medicine Fellow of National Board. The super-speciality fellowship in reproductive medicine and assisted conception.
- Diplomate of National Board The national postgraduate qualification awarded by the National Board of Examinations.
- Obstetrics & Gynaecology Master of Surgery, the clinical postgraduate degree behind the surgical practice.
- Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery. The primary medical degree.
Professional memberships 03
- Federation of Obstetric & Gynaecological Societies of India The national umbrella body for obstetrics and gynaecology in India.
- Indian Society for Assisted Reproduction The country's principal professional society for assisted reproduction.
- Association of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists of Delhi The Delhi chapter body for practising obstetricians and gynaecologists.
Practice that stays current.
Clinical work backed by publishing and presenting, which is how a protocol stays in step with the evidence instead of drifting from it.
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Published research
Papers published in a number of international peer-reviewed journals across reproductive medicine and gynaecology. -
Conference papers & posters
Papers and posters presented at national and international conferences, keeping day-to-day practice in step with current evidence. -
First prize, ACE 2019
Awarded first prize in paper presentation at ACE 2019, peer recognition from the specialty itself. Award
Bring your reports. Get a straight answer.
One consultation: your history read properly, your previous cycles reviewed, and a plan you can follow, or an honest reason why a treatment is not right for you. Carry previous reports, scans and cycle records so the first visit is a working one.
What people ask about Dr. Manchanda.
The eight questions the front desk hears most, answered here so you do not have to call to find out.
Who is Dr. Kavita Manchanda?
Dr. Kavita Manchanda is a fertility specialist, gynaecologist and obstetrician practising at One World Fertility, New Delhi, as Senior Infertility Specialist. She holds MBBS, MS (Obstetrics & Gynaecology), DNB and an FNB fellowship in Reproductive Medicine, with 15+ years of clinical experience across government and private fertility practice.
What are Dr. Kavita Manchanda's qualifications?
MBBS; MS in Obstetrics & Gynaecology; DNB (Diplomate of National Board); and FNB (Fellow of National Board) in Reproductive Medicine, the super-speciality fellowship in assisted reproduction.
How many years of experience does Dr. Kavita Manchanda have?
More than 15 years in obstetrics, gynaecology and reproductive medicine, including service at government institutions such as RML and ESIC and senior infertility roles at Sarvodaya IVF & Fertility Centre and Medicover Fertility in Delhi. She has delivered over 1,500 babies.
Which fertility treatments does Dr. Kavita Manchanda perform?
IUI, IVF and ICSI, male infertility treatment, surgical sperm retrieval (TESA and PESA), diagnostic and operative laparoscopy, and hysteroscopy.
Does Dr. Kavita Manchanda treat male infertility?
Yes. Male-factor infertility is one of her stated special interests. Evaluation covers semen analysis, hormonal assessment and DNA fragmentation where indicated, and treatment extends to surgical sperm retrieval by TESA or PESA when no sperm is present in the ejaculate.
Can Dr. Kavita Manchanda help with poor ovarian reserve or repeated IVF failure?
Yes. Poor ovarian reserve, PCOS and recurrent implantation failure are her declared areas of special interest. Previous cycles are reviewed in full before a new protocol is planned, and the realistic range of outcomes is discussed before treatment begins.
Which languages does Dr. Kavita Manchanda consult in?
English, Hindi and Punjabi.
How do I book an appointment with Dr. Kavita Manchanda?
Book online through the appointment form on this website, call +91 87966 19979, or email support@oneworldfertility.com. Bring any previous reports, scans and cycle records so the first consultation can be a working one.