Your lifestyle, IVF diet, stress levels, physical activity, and exposure to factors that may damage eggs or sperm all play a decisive role in your probability of success, particularly as you advance in age (35 and older). Reproductive treatments require active participation from both partners in the process, starting as early as possible before the […]
In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is a highly effective treatment to help patients achieve pregnancy using their eggs and sperm. Most patients can maintain their everyday lifestyles during treatment. In Vitro Fertilization Procedure In Vitro Fertilization procedure consists of the following steps: 1. Ovarian Stimulation There are various forms of ovarian stimulation protocols, each with multiple
IVF for Gender Selection uses the Pre-implantation Genetic Testing (PGT) procedure to identify the gender of each embryo. With this method, prospective parents will know the gender of each embryo with 100% accuracy prior to their transfer into the uterus. The Gender Selection IVF procedure requires the creation of embryos and, therefore, is an extension
In reciprocal IVF, one partner provides the eggs retrieved during the IVF cycle (Genetic Mother), and the other carries the pregnancy (Birth Mother). The eggs are fertilized with donor sperm in the laboratory, and the resulting embryos are then transferred to the Birth Mother’s uterus of the partner who will carry the pregnancy. Reciprocal IVF
Freezing your eggs (oocyte cryopreservation) can be used to postpone having children while pursuing your educational and professional goals. Impact of Female Age: Female fertility declines many years before menopause despite continued regular ovulations. The likelihood of a successful pregnancy decreases by approximately 10% to 15% each year after the age of 32 and at
Egg Donation IVF can be a highly successful treatment for women whose ovaries do not produce high-quality eggs. Probability of Success: Egg Donation and Frozen Egg Donation are the most effective fertility treatment available. The likelihood of a successful outcome depends primarily on the fertility potential of the egg donor, and you should expect over
