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In short: Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common hormone condition. It can cause irregular periods, extra hair, acne and trouble getting pregnant. It cannot be cured for life, but it can be well controlled. Weight loss, medicines and, when needed, fertility treatment such as IVF help many women with PCOS get pregnant. Treatment of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) Treatment should start soon after tests confirm PCOS. If...
IVF Treatment at Advanced Maternal Age IVF Treatment at Advanced Maternal Age is an important topic for women who want to become pregnant later in life. A woman’s age plays a major role in fertility because both egg number and egg quality change over time. Even so, pregnancy may still be possible in selected women over the age of 40, especially when ovarian reserve is still considered suitable...
In short: Azoospermia means there is no sperm in the semen. It is a key cause of male infertility. There are two main types. In one, a blockage stops sperm from leaving the body. In the other, the testicles make little or no sperm. Many men still have options, such as surgery or taking sperm directly from the testicles for IVF. What Is Azoospermia? Azoospermia means no sperm...
How Is Varicocele Surgery Performed? Varicocele surgery is usually performed with a microsurgical technique. During the procedure, a small incision is made in the groin area to reach the enlarged testicular veins. Under microscopic magnification, the surgeon carefully separates the abnormal veins from nearby arteries, lymphatic vessels, and other important structures. The enlarged veins are then tied off while normal circulation is preserved as much as possible. This...
After IVF Treatment After IVF Treatment, the period following embryo transfer becomes one of the most important stages of the fertility journey. Many patients focus only on egg collection, fertilization, and embryo development, but the days after transfer also require care, patience, and close attention to medical advice. This stage can be physically manageable but emotionally intense, because patients are waiting to learn whether implantation has occurred and...