It is an alternative when less complex strategies have not worked or when the initial diagnosis shows factors that are unlikely to resolve without lab fertilization: tubal obstruction, severe male factor, low ovarian reserve, advanced reproductive age, endometriosis or previous failed cycles of lower complexity.
The protocol adapts to each patient, generally following these stages:
Each step is explained with time and without pressure. Decisions on the number of embryos to transfer, cryopreservation, IVF with serologies or all-inclusive packages, and even two-attempt packages, are built with you based on clinical diagnosis, age and reproductive goals.
Within the IVF route, some patients require specific options or packages depending on prior studies, case complexity and cycle planning.
IVF including the prior serologic studies needed to ensure optimal conditions at every stage of the treatment.
IVF package with studies, procedures and coordinated follow-up integrated into one plan, according to your clinical evaluation.
Two-cycle IVF package with continuous clinical follow-up and planning adjusted between attempts.
Daily injections during stimulation can cause mild discomfort; oocyte retrieval is performed under sedation and most patients return to their routine the next day. Embryo transfer is outpatient and usually feels similar to a colposcopy.
Two frequent paths to start an evaluation or plan a procedure within the current catalog.