In vitro fertilisation (IVF) is one of the most prominent medical advances in the field of assisted reproduction. However, the success of this treatment depends on numerous factors that must be considered to optimise the results.
Fibroids affect 70% of women and are the most common benign tumour of the female reproductive system. Although they are often asymptomatic, 30% have...
For years, efforts to improve the results in assisted reproduction techniques have focused on improving the stimulation protocols in order to obtain...
One of the most common questions and requests we receive after carrying out an IVF cycle is the following: how many embryos should I transfer, one...
In the era of personalised medicine, assisted reproduction specialists must not only be concerned with developing the best treatment protocol to...
Progesterone has a determining role in the life of women from puberty, especially after their first menstruation. In this article we want to help...
Have you heard of the Preimplantation Genetic Test? PGT is a test to analyze embryonic DNA and determine genetic anomalies. It is a very early...
The treatment and handling of patients with low ovarian reserve is currently a source of controversy, as there is no defined strategy to adopt in...
Genetic grief is the emotional reaction of loss a woman or a couple feel when the reception of gametes (eggs, sperm or embryos) is considered the...
Endometriosis is present in about 35% of women who have fertility problems, but this does not necessarily mean that they cannot become mothers. Here...
Nowadays, this is a frequently asked question by many women because for personal or social reasons more and more women are choosing to delay...
Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome, or OHSS, is a possible complication that can occur during IVF treatments. It is an abnormally elevated ovary...
