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Controlled ovarian stimulation in Artificial Insemination (AI)
The drugs used in artificial insemination produce a controlled ovarian stimulation in order to increase the probability of pregnancy. Read more
What is endometrial hyperplasia and why does it occur?
Endometrial hyperplasia is the excessive proliferation of cells in the endometrium, the layer that surrounds the uterus. This thickening of the endometrium is a benign condition, but it can progress to cancer. Therefore, a correct diagnosis, as well as adequate treatment, is essential to avoid problems. Read more
What is the probability of success of intrauterine insemination?
The chances of success of artificial insemination depend on several factors, such as using the partner's sperm or donor sperm, for example. Also, artificial insemination has a cumulative pregnancy rate, so success could be achieved after two, three, or four attempts. Read more
Endometrial Preparation for Implantation After IVF Embryo Transfer
Endometrial preparation or priming is necessary in all fertility treatment cycles. It paves the way for embryo implantation after the embryo transfer. Read more
Embryo Transfer in Natural Cycles: Advantages & Disadvantages
The transfer of frozen embryos in a natural cycle consists of taking advantage of the endogenous hormone production by the ovary and the natural growth of the endometrium to carry out the transfer at the most ideal moment. Read more
Embryo transfer: when and how is it done?
In the embryo transfer, the best quality embryos created in the laboratory by IVF/ICSI are introduced into the patient's uterus. It is a simple process that does not require anesthesia and after which the patient returns home with a normal life, but avoiding great physical efforts. Read more
What is the endometrium? - Thickening, types and pathologies
The endometrium is the inner layer of the uterus that thickens during each menstrual cycle so that the embryo can implant and pregnancy can occur. Read more
Uterine receptivity as a cause of sterility and solutions
Endometrial receptivity refers to the capacity of the uterus at a given moment of the menstrual cycle for the embryo to interact with it, implant and give rise to pregnancy. Low uterine receptivity, therefore, is a cause of female infertility. Read more
What are the benefits of acupuncture for improving fertility?
Acupuncture is a thousand-year old technique through which many illnesses are treated and prevented. It has been used in assisted reproduction in order to solve problems related with hormonal regulation. Read more
Reproductive Medicine Institute Chicago
02/10/2022|80
Reproductive Medicine Institute is a fertility clinic that has 5 different offices in Chicago, Elmhurst, Evanston, Oak Brook, and Oak Lawn. Read more
Why do blood clots occur during menstruation?
Menstrual clots are normal in many women, especially in the first days of menstruation when there is more bleeding. However, if the clots are of considerable size, frequent or if they are accompanied by symptoms such as heavy bleeding or menstrual pain, a specialist should be consulted. Read more
Rush-Copley Center for Reproductive Health
12/15/2021|52
Rush-Copley Medical Center is a fertility clinic located in Aurora, Illinois. They are specialized in routine infertility and high-risk and complex cases. Read more
