IVF

What’s the difference between IUI and IVF?

In vitro fertilization and intrauterine insemination are two different techniques that fertility clinics use when helping couples or individuals conceive. Using one technique over the other depends on multiple factors. IUI is a procedure in which processed and concentrated motile sperm are inserted directly into a woman’s uterus. This procedure is timed according to a […]

PGD PGD involves the use of assisted reproductive technology (ART). Eggs are obtained and fertilized through in vitro fertilization (IVF). Once fertilized, the embryos develop for 2-3 days and then cells are removed from each embryo. The genetic material (DNA or chromosomes) within one cell of the embryo is then tested for the genetic or […]

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As more couples and individuals decide to have children later in life, it’s becoming apparent that IVF is the most effective way to achieve pregnancy after 40. A recent study determined that the methods that IVF doctors generally use- starting with the least invasive process first- may not be most effective for older women. For […]

The first step in IVF involves injecting hormones into the female partner so she can produce multiple eggs each month instead of only one. She will then be tested to determine whether she’s ready for egg retrieval. Timing is important; the eggs must be retrieved just before they emerge from the follicles in the ovaries. […]

ICSI stands for Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection. ICSI is not used for every infertility case, however there are many reasons that doctors decide to use ICSI, such as couples with severe male infertility that do not want donor sperm insemination, having previous IVF with no fertilization, or a low rate of fertilization, and for couples that […]

Two of the most common questions among individuals and couples interested in in vitro fertilization is how likely will IVF be effective and how many times will it take? These questions have no single answer, as they completely depend on many individual factors of the parents, such as embryo quality and sperm quality, as well […]

There are multiple ways that infertile couples, as well as individuals and people of the LGBTQ community can conceive children. Sperm donation, egg donation, and surrogacy are all popular methods for conceiving when one or both partners are infertile or unable to carry a child. Sperm Donation You can find sperm from an anonymous donor […]

IVF

What’s the difference between IUI and IVF?

PGD vs. CCS

Women’s Age vs. Success Rates

Conception After 40

The IVF Process

What is ICSI?

How Effective is IVF and How Long Does it Take?

Donated Sperm, Eggs, and Surrogacy

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