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The problem is, clinics aren’t compelled to disclose their success rates, so it’s impossible to compare all clinics. Even when they do, the pretty graphs on clinic websites can be difficult to understand. So when you look at clinic websites and you see the “pregnancy rate” displayed as opposed to the “live birth rate”, take note, especially…[Read more]

Every pregnancy is different. But there is one challenge you can count on if you’re having your second baby. You’ll be caring for a small child while you cope with your own physical changes and needs. Eating for your growing baby is something you have to be even more conscious of because your body’s store of nutrients may be depleted. Especially…[Read more]

Surrogacy is a complex procedure where you hire a competent surrogate to carry your baby for you. A successful pregnancy and the delivery of a healthy baby is the main objective of everyone involved in the program. In order for this to happen vital instructions to be followed and certain dos and don’ts must be adhered to. You should not try to f…[Read more]

Congratulations but you should also note there risks accompanied by such. We clearly see a decline in the probability of pregnancy with age. For a woman in her early 40s, the probability of pregnancy—whether or not she is undergoing fertility treatment—is about half that of a woman 10 years younger. If the average miscarriage rate is 20 per…[Read more]

I am sorry to hear that you are dealing with infertility issues. You should continue to work closely with your fertility doctors to address this issue, ass they are experts in increasing your chances of conceiving a child. AMH (anti mullerian hormone) is a relatively new test that is being used to diagnose ovarian dysfunction. It tends to be low,…[Read more]

Gay couples who want to have children will need an egg donor. Who provides the eggs, as well as a surrogate, who will carry the pregnancy. The egg donor and surrogate can be two different women uses gestational surrogate. Or one in the same known as a traditional surrogate. Note that some states, however, mandate that the donor and surrogate must…[Read more]

Patients with PCOS, commonly present with irregular ovulation and menstruation. Elevated testosterone levels, which can lead to an overabundance of body hair. And multiple small cysts within the ovaries. Women with PCOS are generally successful at achieving pregnancy. Either naturally or through assisted reproduction such as ovulation induction…[Read more]

You might need donor eggs to be part of your fertility treatment journey for a number of reasons. This could be due to medical complications or factors as simple as age or premature menopause or maybe you are a same-sex couple who need donor eggs to use in surrogacy. Whatever the reason you need donor eggs, there are several different pathways to…[Read more]

Regular monthly ovulation is a critical event that needs to happen each menstrual cycle in order for a woman to become pregnant. Sadly, ovulatory dysfunction or anovulation happens regularly for many women, making it one of the leading causes of infertility. Women who are unable to conceive should consider increasing their ovulation. Because this…[Read more]

So you’ve decided that adoption is the way you’re going to welcome a child into your family. Now, how exactly does this process work? There are so many questions to answer just to get started that it can feel overwhelming: Should you go through an agency or use an attorney? Would you consider fostering a child? Do you want an open relationship wit…[Read more]

When selecting a donor, pay close attention to the egg donor’s profile. Read carefully, taking into account how the donor portrays herself. Look for a donor that you can relate to. That you could call your friend, or that you imagine could fit in with your own family. Do your homework, research, ask questions, and if something doesn’t sit wel…[Read more]

Many parents are somewhat uncomfortable discussing conception and birth with their children — and when a child’s birth story involves the social, emotional, medical and legal complexities of surrogacy, the conversation can seem especially overwhelming. However, surrogacy is an important part of your child’s story, and experts agree that it is im…[Read more]

A dozen eggs might be just the right amount to buy at the grocery store. But when harvesting human eggs for in IVF, 15 is the magic number. Resulting in the greatest chances of a live birth. The results, based on a computer model using data from women receiving IVF treatment. Strike a balance between harvesting too few eggs and reducing the…[Read more]

About 1 to 2 percent of women undergoing ovarian stimulation develop a severe form of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome. Severe OHSS can be life-threatening. Complications may include. Fluid collection in the abdomen and sometimes the chest. Electrolyte disturbances. Blood clots in large vessels, usually in the legs. Kidney failure. Twisting of an…[Read more]