One of the first questions patients ask before IVF is: “What is my chance of success?” It sounds like a question that should have a simple percentage as an answer. It does not. IVF success rates are influenced by many interacting factors, and a percentage reported by a clinic, national registry or online calculator describes
When couples prepare for IVF, much of the attention naturally falls on the woman: ovarian reserve, stimulation medication, egg quality and endometrial preparation. But sperm quality before IVF matters too. The sperm used on the day of fertilization began developing weeks earlier. This creates an important opportunity: rather than waiting until egg retrieval to think
A semen analysis may show a normal sperm concentration, good motility and acceptable morphology—and yet pregnancy may still not occur. One possible reason is that conventional semen analysis evaluates how sperm look and move, but provides limited information about the integrity of the genetic material they carry. Sperm DNA fragmentation examines a different dimension of
IVF failure can be one of the most emotionally difficult experiences during fertility treatment. After weeks of medication, monitoring, egg retrieval, fertilization, embryo development and embryo transfer, receiving a negative pregnancy test can leave patients searching for an explanation.One of the first questions is usually:“Why did my IVF fail?”Unfortunately, there is rarely one simple answer.
Chania Fertility Unit is in strong collaboration with the well-known IVF clinic Crete Fertility Centre, bringing to Chania all the high quality services and expertise.
CHANIA FERTILITY UNIT
Chania, Crete, Greece
Tel: +3028210 36060 , +3028212 00166
e-mail:info@fertilitychania.gr
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