The term “in vitro” is likely one that you’ve encountered on many occasions. With IVF, dreams can become a reality, as it provides a means to overcome fertility challenges. In this treatment, eggs are fertilized externally to create an embryo, which is then nested in the uterus.
For IVF, we need to stimulate and capture eggs, and then fertilize them in the laboratory with a sperm sample. These are some benefits of this treatment.
Recent technological, scientific, and medical breakthroughs have made in vitro fertilization one of the most successful options for assisted reproduction.
When the sperm does not meet our ideal standards, we can employ ICSI as a specialized IVF technique. This involves the direct injection of sperm into the egg, increasing the chances of successful fertilization.
The ROPA method, also known as receiving eggs as a couple, is an in vitro fertilization technique that involves fertilizing a select number of eggs and then transferring them into a different uterus. This is ideal for couples of women or people with female reproductive systems.
Before transferring embryos to the uterus, we can perform a PGT genetic test to determine their viability. This result gives us more knowledge about embryos and helps us determine which one to choose in order to increase the chances of success.
Since every person is unique, we carefully assess each case with its own individual evaluation. With that in mind, this will help you get a general idea of the steps you would take if you decide to embark on this journey:
Book a consultation with one of our specialists to discuss your options and develop a personalized fertility plan.
We collect your eggs and fertilize them using a sample of semen. After that, we transfer the embryos back into your womb.
Although the IVF cycle includes a transfer, when it is deferred, for example, for genetic studies (PGT) or for hormonal reasons, we have to prepare your body to receive the embryo.
If you have questions, take a look at our Frequently asked questions or leave us a message. We would love to hear from you.
