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Bliss IVF Highlights Fertility Success Through Twin Birth in Advanced Endometriosis Case

Jun 16, 2026

PNN
Surat (Gujarat) [India], June 16: Bliss IVF Centre, Surat, has shared a successful fertility treatment case involving Bijal Umang Zaveri, who conceived twin boys after years of fertility challenges, including irregular menstrual cycles, low AMH levels, failed follicular studies, four unsuccessful IUI cycles, and advanced-stage endometriosis.
After detailed evaluation at Bliss IVF, Bijal was placed under the care of Dr. Bhavesh Hirpara and was advised three months of preparatory medication before undergoing IVF treatment. The IVF procedure was performed on December 9, 2016, and pregnancy was confirmed on December 23, 2016.

On July 18, 2017, Bijal delivered healthy twin boys, Aarav and Ayaan, marking a significant milestone in her fertility journey and bringing immense happiness to her family.
Following her successful treatment experience, Bijal continued her association with Bliss IVF and now works as a Coordinator at the centre, supporting couples undergoing fertility treatment.
"I am grateful to Dr. Bhavesh Hirpara and Dr. Pankaj Chaklasiya, who gave me the opportunity to work as a coordinator. I feel immense satisfaction helping other patients fill their empty spaces with miracles," said Bijal Umang Zaveri.
She also expressed gratitude to Dr. Bhavesh Hirpara, Dr. Pankaj Chaklasiya, and Team Bliss for their support throughout her treatment journey.
About Bliss IVF
Bliss IVF Centre is a leading fertility clinic in Gujarat, headquartered in Surat. The centre provides advanced reproductive treatments with a focus on personalised care, patient support, and fertility solutions for couples aspiring to become parents.
For more information, visit: www.blissivf.com
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