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Anti-Müllerian Hormone: Is a single ovarian reserve test enough?
A new study reveals that Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) varies by 44% from one cycle to another, which can cause misdiagnoses of ovarian reserve. Discover why repeating the test just before treatment improves the prognosis of the eggs obtained.
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34th week of pregnancy: changes in the baby and the mother
The 34th week of pregnancy corresponds to the middle of the ninth month of pregnancy, so the woman is in the final stretch of pregnancy. The pregnant woman may feel a pressure in the vagina that makes her feel uncomfortable, as the foetus has wedged itself into the pelvis and is preparing to come out.
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Birth Control Implant: Advantages and Disadvantages
The contraceptive implant is a method of prolonged use to prevent pregnancy. Depending on the type of implant you can prevent pregnancy for 3 or 5 years thanks to the continuous release of progestogens in low quantities.
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Double trigger: the classic injection for ovulation might not be ideal
A recent study shows that using a "double trigger" protocol to induce ovulation in IVF treatments achieves more mature eggs and a greater number of embryos. Learn the details of this scientific advance that improves success rates in assisted reproduction.
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What Is Sperm Morphology? - Meaning & Normal Range
Sperm morphology is assessed in a semen analysis, which allows for the calculation of the percentage of normal sperm in the semen. A value greater than 4% of normally shaped sperm is considered normal. If the percentage of abnormally shaped sperm exceeds 96%, the condition is called teratozoospermia.
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Goodbye PCOS: the new term that will change how we understand it
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) affects millions of women, but its name was misleading. A global consensus of experts has just changed it to PMOS to reflect its true metabolic and hormonal nature, opening a new era in assisted reproduction.
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Diseases and disorders that cause female infertility: warning signs
About 33% of infertility cases are due to a female factor and there are multiple alterations and diseases that can affect female fertility. Here we present the most frequent factors that cause female infertility, as well as the pathologies associated with each of them.
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What Is Oligoasthenozoospermia? - Causes & Treatment
Oligoasthenozoospermia is the alteration of the concentration and mobility of spermatozoa in the semen, which causes male infertility. Men suffering from oligoasthenozoospermia will have difficulty achieving pregnancy naturally, so they will have to resort to fertility treatments.
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Medical Myth: Does hydrocele affect male fertility?
Hydrocele, commonly treated as a harmless aesthetic disorder, could have detrimental effects on male fertility. A new analysis suggests that excessive fluid retention generates thermal stress capable of damaging spermatogenesis and reproductive health.
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FCLV among America's Best Fertility Clinics 2026 (Newsweek)
The Fertility Center of Las Vegas (FCLV) has been recognized by Newsweek as one of America's Best Fertility Clinics 2026. It is the only clinic in Nevada to earn this prestige based on success rates, expert endorsement, accreditations, and overall patient satisfaction.
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Semen preparation: science debunks a false belief about success
A recent clinical trial analyzes swim-up and density gradient techniques for semen preparation in artificial insemination treatments. We explain simply which method offers a higher probability of achieving a pregnancy and a live birth.
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Why does pain during sexual intercourse, or dyspareunia, occur?
Pain during sexual intercourse is known as dyspareunia. This problem is more common in women than in men and may be due to several causes. Find them out here.
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