Showing posts with label North Cyprus IVF Center. Show all posts
Showing posts with label North Cyprus IVF Center. Show all posts

Sunday, June 29, 2014

Tandem IVF Cycle




Tandem IVF Cycle has gained enormous popularity especially within the last few years. This distinct method of treatment offers women with low ovarian reserves and low oocyte quality, a chance of pregnancy with their own eggs, while at the same time having a back-up plan of egg reserves through egg donation. However, having regular menstrual cycles as well as active ovulation is a must to be considered for a Tandem IVF Cycle. In case the patient’s own eggs are not effective enough for pregnancy, Tandem IVF Cycle uses young and fertility proven donor eggs. Moreover, throughout this cycle, patient receives a considerably lower dose of medication because of the fact that she will be in need of only a few good quality eggs.

This is a great opportunity for women in their late 30's with high FSH levels. It can be interpreted as an investment in two different stocks to minimize the risk of a failed attempt. Similarly, it gives you the opportunity to make a choice of using your own eggs first and freeze donor's eggs for a potential future cycle and therefore, avoid the cost of two separate cycles. Thanks to the fact that we are legally capable to transfer up to three embryos in a given cycle, you will also be able to decide how many of your own embryos and how many embryos of donor eggs you would like to have transferred.

In case you have any further assistance on our tandem cycle IVF procedure or any question in general, please feel free to contact us.

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Thursday, June 26, 2014

IVF Treatment with Cytoplasmic Transfer


Cytoplasmic transfer is not a method of treatment on its own. Indeed it is a procedure used with IVF/ICSI Treatment. As one of the latest innovations in IVF Treatment, it was created mainly to help women who experience infertility because of deficient or damaged mitochondria which is contained within an egg's cytoplasm. Mitochondria provides the necessary energy for cell growth as well as efficient cell division. Therefore a deficiency in mitochondria will prevent successful cell growth and cell division. Consequently, it may cause recurrent implantation failures, high levels of embryo fragmentation, poor embryo quality and development, and last but not least a failed IVF.

The main difference of IVF/ICSI involving a cytoplasmic transfer and a regular IVF/ICSI is that, the former uses not only the patient's own eggs but also donor eggs in order to obtain healthy mitochondria from young and healthy donor eggs. Healthy mitochondria will aid rejuvenate the patient's eggs and thus, maximize the chances of success.

As North Cyprus IVF, we have been offering Cytoplasmic Transfer to our patients since 2012. Even though we do not have sufficient numbers to publish significant statistics, it would be fair to mention that cytoplasmic transfer potentially adds a few percentages to the chances of success for women in their early 40s. Still, please note that; cytoplasmic transfer cannot correct any genetic defects related with the egg that may have caused by older age. We recommend this procedure to patients in their mid 40's. However, given the fact that possibilities of success with own eggs declines considerably after mid 40s, we also recommend Donor Egg IVF treatment especially after a certain age.

At North Cyprus IVF, we are proud to guarantee high quality treatment with maximum service quality standards at affordable low cost. For any further assistance or for a quote, please do not hesitate to send us a message by filling out our contact form.


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Wednesday, May 28, 2014

Egg Donation at North Cyprus IVF




Egg Donation IVF is a method of treatment especially for women with conception failures based on deficient or unhealthy eggs. Women with below mentioned conditions are ideal candidates for this method of treatment;

- Women who are in premature menopause or menopausal
- Women who do not produce eggs
- Women who have damaged ovaries or hereditary malfunctioning ovaries.
- Women have have weak ovarian reserves
- Women who suffer from hereditary genetic disorders
- Women who have had a couple of miscarriages because of chromosomal abnormalities
- Women with a number of failed IVF trials with her own eggs.

Egg Donors at North Cyprus IVF?

International students in Cyprus between the ages of 20 and 24 constitute our main egg donor base at North Cyprus IVF. Each goes through a strict screening process and receives psychological counseling, a number of infectious disease testings and a karyotype analysis.

Main criteria that are considered during the egg donor selection are;
- women between the ages of 20 to 29
- women with BMI's between 19 to 24
- women with no hereditary genetic diseases in family.
- women who do not suffer from a mental disability
- women who do not use drugs and do not smoke

Our Egg Donation Program

Our egg donation program is almost the same as our 5-step IVF treatment program. The only difference is that, while the egg donor receives ovulation induction medication for ovarian stimulation, female partner gets oestrogen and progesterone supplements so that her uterus becomes ready for a successful implantation.

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Tuesday, April 29, 2014

How to boost your fertility





Here are 6 tips on how to boost your fertility and chances of success with treatment :

1. Weight Management
2. Eat Right
3. Avoid Drugs, Cigarettes and Alcohol consumption
4. Avoid Stress
5. Have sex!
6. Make sure your partner stays healthy as well!

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Wednesday, March 12, 2014

Infertility Testing & Interpreting Test Results





Infertility testing can be very different for different patient groups. For instance, if you have been trying to conceive for some time without success and have had no prior testing and/or investigation done, then the starting point will be the following:

For female partner:
- A sonogram will need to be performed on day 2 or day 3 of her menstrual period. This sonogram will be indicative of the number of antral follicle count (potential eggs for ovulation) and it will give your gynecologist a chance to observe if there are any problems such as cysts in the ovaries, or polyps/fibroids in the uterus/cervix that can possibly interfere with a successful pregnancy process.
- On the very same day, FSH, LH, Estradiol, Prolactin, TSH and AMH hormone tests will need to be administered to make an assessment of the ovarian function. Each of these hormones reflect a different aspect of your fertility. Our specialists at North Cyprus IVF will evaluate your test results and provide a comprehensive feedback on your test results.

For male partner:
- A semen analysis will need to be performed according to WHO 2010 Criteria, as explained in the "Causes of Male Infertility" section.

For couples who have had their initial testing and perhaps have been through a round of fertility treatment will need further investigation. Based on the problems or the lack of problems that may have been observed in initial testing, the following will be investigated:
- A hysterosalpingography for a thorough investigation into the tubes and the uterus
- Infectious disease screening for both partners including Toxoplasmosis, CMV and Chlamydia for the female partner. Sometimes a small infection can cause your body to reject embryo implantation and therefore prevent you from getting pregnant. A short cure of antibiotherapy can sometimes be a solution to a long-suffered infertility problem.
- A karyotype analysis for chromosome testing. If one of the partners suffers from an abnormal karyotype, a genetic problem may be transferred to the offspring. The nature and the severity of the problem will be indicative of what types of measures should be taken.

For couples with repeated IVF failures and/or repeated miscarriages, in addition to the tests mentioned above, female thrombophilia testing will be in order including the following:
MTHFR C677T
MTHFR A1298C
Factor II
Factor V Leiden
PAI 1
Thrombophilia defects can potentially cause blood clotting problems, where blood clots can get into the placental circulation and stop your baby's heart, therefore, resulting in a miscarriage. Thrombophilia defects have also been identified with implantation failures.

This is not a comprehensive list of infertility testing and we may ask for different tests depending on your unique history of infertility.


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Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Another Sweet Thank You!

Thank you so much for your email and sorry for the delay in replying my computer didn’t seem to want to send emails in Cyprus. I am now home having had my transfer on Saturday. One very good boy egg and another no quite so good put back ,so fingers crossed. Thank you so much for all your help and kindness throughout all of this. I have a progesterone test booked with my gyni this evening then I guess it’s the dreaded waiting !!
Angie was fantastic , and was great when I reacted rather badly to the anaesthetic ,not unusual  for me unfortunately.
You two make a great co-ordination team, nothing to much trouble and always there when needed and fantastic to have someone speaking English.

Thank you so much ,love

T.S - United Kingdom.

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