IVF

Polyps of the uterus 16.09.2021

Polyps of the uterus

Polyps of the uterus are benign. A growth on the pedicle forms on the lining of the uterus (endometrium). It is associated with excessive growth of endometrial cells due to increased levels of estrogen and various inflammatory processes.
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IVF in the natural cycle 18.08.2021

IVF in the natural cycle

IVF at the NC is the most gentle method of artificial insemination. Ovarian hormone stimulants are not used to obtain an egg. The egg is produced during your normal menstrual cycle.
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ICSI procedure: features and possibilities 14.07.2021

ICSI procedure: features and possibilities

Intracytoplasmic injection is also a fertility treatment. It is used in case of poor quality of germ cells of the future father. The embryologist selects the most viable and strong sperm and, using microinjection, injects it into the egg, during the procedure.
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Asherman’s syndrome 02.07.2021

Asherman’s syndrome

Asherman's syndrome or intrauterine synechiae - a pathological condition during which adhesions and scars are formed in the uterus, resulting from injuries, surgical interventions, and frequent infectious diseases. Synechiae, which are formed as a result of external factors, are constrictions, threads, membrane, in the form of a cobweb or solid.
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IVF and overweight 25.06.2021

IVF and overweight

It has long been known that overweight can be the cause of many health problems. And the reproductive system of a woman is not an exception, because there are many studies that show that being overweight is often the reason for unsuccessful attempts at fertilization and pregnancy in general.
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Difference between IVF and IUI 22.06.2021

Difference between IVF and IUI

The number of infertile couples in the world is growing. Different methods of treatment are used for different diseases. One of the most successful are in vitro fertilization (IVF) and intrauterine insemination (IUI).
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Chorionic gonadotropin 07.05.2021

Chorionic gonadotropin

Chorionic gonadotropin or, as doctors like to abbreviate, HCG is one of the most important sex hormones in a woman's body, which is the first laboratory sign of pregnancy. Therefore, it is also known under the name "pregnancy hormone", because it is produced by the chorion after a week of ovulation and 1-2 days after egg implantation.
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