Diagnosing infertility
Treatment
Methods of treatment
Preserving fertility
We can help couples who want to have a baby and can’t conceive naturally increase their chances of fulfilling their dream. Our team of specialists will guide you through the whole treatment process. We will first ask you for as much information as possible about your health and previous attempts to conceive naturally or with IVF.
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We recommend a visit to an assisted reproduction centre to clients who fail to conceive after one year of regular, unprotected intercourse. However, there is nothing wrong with couples seeking help earlier.
One of the reasons why couples prefer to wait with their pregnancy announcement is the risk of a missed miscarriage; this is when the foetus stops developing and dies. However, unlike in a spontaneous miscarriage, the foetus remains in the woman's body, and because the placenta continues to secrete hormones, the mother often only hears this painful news from her doctor.
'We don't want to announce it yet just in case...' Many couples who managed to conceive feel this way. They don't want to announce the pregnancy too early for the fear of experiencing a spontaneous miscarriage, which is unfortunately not so uncommon today - it is the most common early pregnancy complication, and some women experience it repeatedly.
Everyone who didn't manage to get pregnant on the first, second, third or even fourth try knows how difficult this journey is. There are thankfully many treatment options today, the most simple of which is non-invasive - your diet - specifically micronutrients that your body needs to receive in food or supplement form for fertility. What nutrients are we talking about?
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We use a range of advanced laboratory methods to increase your chances of pregnancy and delivery of a healthy baby.
ICSI is the injection of sperm directly into an egg. This significantly increases the chance of fertilisation.
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We can increase the chances of pregnancy by selecting only the best quality embryos for transfer. We can identify these through continuous monitoring in EmbryoScope.
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The PICSI method is an improvement of the ICSI procedure. Only specifically selected sperm are used for fertilisation and these are injected directly into the egg. PICSI increases the chances of pregnancy and reduces the risk of miscarriage.
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In the absence of live sperm in the ejaculate, there is the possibility of obtaining sperm surgically from the epididymis (PESA or MESA) or testis (TESE).
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This method is used to disrupt the protective envelope (outer shell) of the embryo in order to make it easier to implant (nest) in the uterus.
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