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Why do in vitro fertilization cycles sometimes get cancelled?
Why do in vitro fertilization cycles sometimes get cancelled?
08/04/2022|42
Certain critical stages of the IVF process may lead to IVF cancellation, including during ovarian stimulation, egg retrieval, semen collection, or embryo transfer. Read more
What is asthenozoospermia? - definition, causes and treatment
What is asthenozoospermia? - definition, causes and treatment
07/28/2022|97
Asthenozoospermia is a decrease or absence of sperm motility, making it difficult for the sperm to meet the egg for fertilization. It is a very common cause of infertility in men and is diagnosed by means of a seminogram. Read more
What are the causes of male infertility? - Symptoms & solutions
What are the causes of male infertility? - Symptoms & solutions
07/18/2022|75
Male sterility may be caused by several facrtors. Each factor requires a spefiic treatment in order to have children. Male infertility is the cause in 30% of sterility cases. Read more
Spermatozoa with necrospermia: What is it and how is it treated?
Spermatozoa with necrospermia: What is it and how is it treated?
07/15/2022|34
Necrospermia is a male fertility problem characterized by an elevated number of dead sperm present in the ejaculate. Read more
Male & Female Sex Hormones - Definition & Functions
Male & Female Sex Hormones - Definition & Functions
06/17/2022|50
Sex hormones are responsible for both the male and female gonadal development as well as the regulation of the sexual cycle, sperm production, and the menstrual cycle. Read more
Can a Woman Get Pregnant at Age 50? - Chances & Risks
Can a Woman Get Pregnant at Age 50? - Chances & Risks
04/21/2022|41
Women who decidedly delay maternity until the age of 50 need a fertility treatment to have a child due to their reduced fertility at this point. Particularly, the best option to get pregnant in your 50s is egg donation. Read more
What is the difference between polycystic ovary and PCOS?
What is the difference between polycystic ovary and PCOS?
03/08/2022|31
Having polycystic ovaries and having polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) are two conditions that differ both in their origin and in their consequences. In the case of polycystic ovaries there is no direct relationship with the development of cysts. Read more
What does the follicular puncture of an IVF process consist of?
What does the follicular puncture of an IVF process consist of?
02/18/2022|51
Ovarian puncture is the aspiration of fluid from the follicles to obtain eggs. It is a short, painless and easy recovery process. Read more
The IVF Process - How Is It Done Step by Step?
The IVF Process - How Is It Done Step by Step?
02/18/2022|72
The following are the basic steps of every IVF procedure: ovarian stimulation, egg retrieval, embryo culture, and embryo transfer. Get the details of each with this guide. Read more
What is Third-Party Reproduction? - Definition, Cost & Options
What is Third-Party Reproduction? - Definition, Cost & Options
02/15/2022|32
Egg, sperm and embryo donation allows many infertile couples to have children through assisted reproduction. However, the need for a gamete donor means an increase in the price of fertility treatment due to the expenses derived from the donation itself. Read more
What Are the Different Types of Miscarriage? - Definition & Causes
What Are the Different Types of Miscarriage? - Definition & Causes
02/14/2022|59
There are several types of miscarriage, depending on her pregnancy history: miscarriage and recurrent abortion, the latter being the loss of a newborn three times in a row. Read more
Testicular Disorders & Infertility - Impact on Reproductive Function
Testicular Disorders & Infertility - Impact on Reproductive Function
01/19/2022|84
By testicular causes for male infertility we refer to all testicular disorders and conditions that can cause male infertility, either congenital or acquired. There are several treatment options available depending on the extent to which they affect sperm production. Read more
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