
Trusted IVF in Kampala, from Uganda's first IVF clinic to the new public fertility centre at Mulago.

IVF in Uganda is offered by private fertility clinics in Kampala and by the government's Mulago Specialised Women and Neonatal Hospital. The Ministry of Health estimates that 10–15% of Ugandan couples cannot have children, and up to 75% of these cases are linked to past infections that damage the fallopian tubes. IVF is recommended for:
Blocked or damaged fallopian tubes
Low sperm count or poor sperm movement (ICSI)
Ovulation problems and PCOS
Endometriosis
Unexplained infertility
Women under about 40 have the best chance with their own eggs
A healthy uterus, with fibroids treated first if needed
Infection screening for both partners
Ready for injections, scans and possibly more than one cycle
Support from a partner or family during treatment
Select the number of IVF cycles for an instant fertility treatment cost estimate.

Pioneering clinic: Women's Hospital International and Fertility Centre in Bukoto delivered Uganda's first IVF baby.
A public option: Mulago Specialised Women and Neonatal Hospital offers IVF at lower prices than private clinics.
Care close to home: English-speaking specialists and no travel costs for Ugandan couples.
Ask each clinic for its pregnancy and live birth rates for your age.
Check how many embryos the clinic usually transfers; transferring fewer lowers the risk of twins and triplets.
Ask for a full written quote, including drugs and embryo freezing.
Women's Hospital International & Fertility Centre, Bukoto, Kampala
UMC Victoria Hospital (IVF and Fertility Unit), Kampala
Mulago Specialised Women and Neonatal Hospital, Kampala (public)
Neogenesis Fertility Centre, Kampala
Dr. Edward Tamale Ssali – fertility specialist and founder, Women's Hospital International & Fertility Centre
Dr. Joseph Kafuuma – fertility specialist, Women's Hospital International & Fertility Centre
Dr. Sachin Kulkarni – consultant, IVF and Fertility Unit, UMC Victoria Hospital
Conventional IVF: eggs and sperm combined in the lab.
ICSI: one sperm injected into each egg.
Donor sperm and donor egg IVF: offered by some private clinics.
Frozen embryo transfer: using spare embryos from an earlier cycle.
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Tests: hormone tests, ultrasound, HSG and semen analysis.
Stimulation: 8–12 days of injections with scans.
Egg collection: under sedation.
Fertilisation: IVF or ICSI, then 3–5 days of embryo culture.
Embryo transfer: pregnancy test about 2 weeks later.
IVF in Uganda costs about UGX 14–18 million ($3,800–$4,900) per cycle at private clinics, and some charge up to UGX 30 million ($8,100). The public Mulago women's hospital has charged about UGX 13 million ($3,500). Plan extra for:
Fertility drugs and tests
ICSI and embryo freezing
Repeat cycles
IVF is generally not covered by health insurance in Uganda.
Follow your injection schedule closely.
Avoid smoking and alcohol.
Rest for a day after egg collection.
Seek counselling support if you need it.
For Ugandan couples, IVF in Kampala avoids travel and keeps follow-up simple, and Mulago offers a lower-cost public route. Couples who want more clinic choice or donor programmes often compare Nairobi or India. Book a free consultation.
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Common questions about IVF (In Vitro Fertilization) in Uganda, answered by our care team.
About UGX 14–18 million per cycle at private clinics, and about UGX 13 million at Mulago.
Women's Hospital International, UMC Victoria Hospital, Neogenesis and Mulago Specialised Women and Neonatal Hospital in Kampala.
Yes, the public women's hospital offers IVF at lower prices than most private clinics.
It depends mainly on the woman's age; no guaranteed result exists, and some couples need more than one cycle.
Generally no.
About 4–6 weeks from injections to the pregnancy test.
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