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IVF involves joining a woman’s egg and man’s sperm under laboratory conditions (in vitro). The cells of both or one of the couple are used for fertilisation, or we can use eggs and sperm from suitable donors.
We offer comprehensive infertility treatment from the first consultation with the necessary initial tests and examinations, including a semen analysis, through to the confirmed pregnancy. We also offer genetic, immunological or urological consultations. In indicated cases, we provide outpatient tests of fallopian tube patency, outpatient hysteroscopic examination of the endometrium and surgical procedures to obtain sperm (PESA/MESA/TESE). All of these tests and examinations are performed here at the clinic.
Even women who decide to have a child after the age of 40 have a chance to make their dream come true thanks to IVF. IVF after 40 is even possible using the patient’s own eggs, although this is associated with a lower chance of success. Treatment success is also affected by the chosen stimulation protocol, which will be determined by the doctor based on the results of initial tests and examinations.
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