Defining Infertility

We can simply define Infertility as "inability to conceive" or "inability to carry pregnancy to a full-term". Close to ten percent of the western population, those between the ages of 15-44, having infertility problems. Although many assume infertility is female problem, female and male infertility have almost the same level of prevalence within the society.

While primary infertility definition includes couples who have been trying to get pregnant for the last year but incapable to do so, secondary infertility involves couples who have previously conceived but are not able to do so any more. Some factors that may cause secondary infertility are ; age, premature menopause, exposure to radiation therapy, chemotherapy, surgical complications, bad diet and more.

Initial fertility testing differ for each couple depending on the factors such as; time they have been trying to conceive, their age, personal history of fertility treatments, medication protocols used in these treatments, their history with miscarriages and many more.

Please, keep in mind that there is no universal infertility treatment that can be applied each and every patient. Treatments are customized and the one you need cannot be identified until you have been thoroughly checked and tested.

Below, you may find links that will direct you to our pages where you can find detailed information. If you need any more assistance please, feel free to contact us.

Source : http://www.lowcostivf.net/infertility.htm#.U5V-pZSSzM4

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What is Infertility?

The inability to conceive or inability to carry pregnancy to full term can define Infertility.
Around 10% of women ages 15-44 in the Western population have difficulties getting pregnant or carrying to full term.

Each couple will need to undergo infertility investigation and this could vary depending on a few factors including : how long you have been trying to conceive, your previous history of fertility treatments, age, medication protocols used in previous treatment as well as the history of miscarriage or failed treatments.

It is our goal to ensure that each fertility treatment is unique and customized which is why we ask for all possible information before beginning your treatment.

For further information please visit : http://www.lowcostivf.net/infertility.htm

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Why do I need to use medication if I don’t have any fertility issues?

This is one of the most commonly asked questions from patients undergoing treatment for gender selection. Given that most patients require gender selection for their second or third or even fourth pregnancies, they are mostly fertile individuals who are able to achieve pregnancy through natural means. This raises the question why they need to use fertility medication like other patients who are not able to conceive naturally. The answer is simple. Whether you are able to conceive naturally or not, in any IVF treatment, we will need to obtain multiple eggs and therefore multiple embryos so that we can maximize your chances of success. Without any use of fertility medication, your ovaries are likely to release only one egg in a given menstrual cycle. This single egg may or may not be of optimal quality. Especially in gender selection treatments, we need multiple eggs so that we can have multiple embryos, which will allow us to find at least one embryo that is healthy genetically and that is of desired sex.

Not all the eggs will fertilize into good quality embryos and not all the fertilized embryos will survive until the day of embryo transfer, and not all the embryos that have survived will turn out to be healthy and of desired sex. This is why we need to administer a custom prepared medication protocol which will optimize the number of eggs to be harvested so that we can offer you the highest chance of success possible.

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www.lowcostivf.net
www.northcyprusivf.com
www.gender-selection-ivf.co.uk
www.egg-donor-ivf.co.uk