Fertility Education

ICSI can increase chances of egg fertilization and is beneficial for male factor infertility. Many clinics perform ICSI as part of all IVF procedures.

While the physical challenges of IVF can be stressful, the emotional side effects are just as serious. Couples beginning IVF treatment should work together to create a plan for reducing stress and coping with the emotional side of IVF.

Taking a positive approach to dealing with disappointment to a negative pregnancy test will make a difference to how both partners feel and may also make for a positive test result next time.

More than just producing a child, IVF can save a life. Unknown diseases such as cancer have been discovered during the IVF process.

A biochemical pregnancy after IVF is one which produces a positive pregnancy test but is not viable. A miscarriage occurs shortly after the embryo has been transferred to the uterus.

Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection is performed as part of a specialized IVF cycle to increase the chances of fertilization.

Fertility treatment involves a whole team of experts. However, the embryologist plays a major role with in vitro fertilization fundamentals.

Women suffering from PCOS or endometriosis often experience problems with infertility however may still undergo successful frozen embryo transfer.

Infertility affects approximately 15% of couples in America. Doctors can often find the reason, but some couples are diagnosed with unexplained infertility.

Natural cycle IVF is a similar treatment to medicated IVF, but without the use of drugs to stimulate multiple egg production. This option often appeals to women who do not like taking medications.