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here you will be asked some questions about your medical history. conditions that may have a bearing on fertility include diabetes, sexually transmitted diseases, thyroid disease, or hormone imbalances. this is all important information to develop a treatment plan.

diagnostic labs will measure your basal body temperature, endometrial lining to measure inflammation, and important reproductive hormone levels.

an important imaging study of your internal reproductive organs to determine if there are any structural abnormalities that may be impacting your fertility.

here we will test you for any diseases that could be impacting your fertility and run a comprehensive lab to determine if you have any sexually transmitted diseases or infections.

here you will be asked some questions about your medical history. conditions that may have a bearing on fertility include diabetes, sexually transmitted diseases, thyroid disease, or hormone imbalances. this is all important information to develop a treatment plan.

here we will run your sperm through an analysis to determine the health of your semen. we will be looking for your semen’s swimming ability, shape, number, and be able to tell of any other issues that might affect your fertility.

here we will test you for any diseases that could be impacting your fertility and run a comprehensive lab to determine if you have any sexually transmitted diseases or infections.

here we will observe you throughout your menstrual cycle to observe a range of factors, such as how a follicles in the ovary develops during the cycle; to measure blood hormone levels throughout this process; and to determine whether and when ovulation is occurring.

the process of separating the sperm from the semen, and washing it to increase the chance of fertilization.

a technique by which sperm is inserted directly into a uterus during peak ovulation, using a vaginal speculum. this technique is also called artificial insemination. 

it’s important to come into the office every couple of days to monitor hormone levels and check your responsiveness to stimulation medication.

is an imaging study of the uterus. your doctor inserts fluid into the uterus via the cervix to examine the uterine lining. this approach allows them to identify more structures than if an ultrasound with no fluid was used.

the process of separating the sperm from the semen, and washing it to increase the chance of fertilization.

short procedure to remove eggs from the ovaries, which enables fertilization outside the body.

a lab technique where a single sperm is injected directly into the egg, which can lead to higher pregnancy rates.

the process of transferring an embryo (fertilized egg) back into a uterus, usually about 5 days after the egg retrieval. this will give enough time for the embryos to grow. 

eggs, embryos, and sperm are stored indefinitely in liquid nitrogen at -320 degrees fahrenheit, perfectly preserving them, without damaging cells. 

it’s important to come into the office every couple of days to monitor hormone levels and check your responsiveness to stimulation medication.

short procedure to remove eggs from the ovaries, which enables fertilization outside the body.

process of freezing one or more unfertilized eggs (eggs that have not been combined with sperm) to save them for future use. this enables individuals to control their reproductive future.

eggs, embryos, and sperm are stored indefinitely in liquid nitrogen at -320 degrees fahrenheit, perfectly preserving them, without damaging cells. 

it’s important to come into the office every couple of days to monitor hormone levels and check your responsiveness to stimulation medication.

is an imaging study of the uterus. your doctor inserts fluid into the uterus via the cervix to examine the uterine lining. this approach allows them to identify more structures than if an ultrasound with no fluid was used.

the process of separating the sperm from the semen, and washing it to increase the chance of fertilization.

a lab technique where a single sperm is injected directly into the egg, which can lead to higher pregnancy rates.

the process of transferring an embryo (fertilized egg) back into a uterus, usually about 5 days after the egg retrieval. this will give enough time for the embryos to grow. 

eggs, embryos, and sperm are stored indefinitely in liquid nitrogen at -320 degrees fahrenheit, perfectly preserving them, without damaging cells.

the process of separating the sperm from the semen, and washing it to increase the chance of fertilization.

a lab technique where a single sperm is injected directly into the egg, which can lead to higher pregnancy rates.

a screening test on embryos to check for any abnormalities. the healthiest embryo will be implanted into a uterus, increasing the success rate of ivf. 

it’s very uncommon that we would test more than 8 embryos. usually we only test 5-6 embryos. however, if we are able to create more than 8 embryos and you would like to test all of them, an additional $300 per embryo over 8 would be incurred.

eggs, embryos, and sperm are stored indefinitely in liquid nitrogen at -320 degrees fahrenheit, perfectly preserving them, without damaging cells. 

it’s important to come into the office every couple of days to monitor hormone levels and check your responsiveness to stimulation medication.

is an imaging study of the uterus. your doctor inserts fluid into the uterus via the cervix to examine the uterine lining. this approach allows them to identify more structures than if an ultrasound with no fluid was used.

process by which frozen embryos from a previous ivf cycle are thawed and then transferred back into a uterus.

it’s important to come into the office every couple of days to monitor hormone levels and check your responsiveness to stimulation medication.

the process of separating the sperm from the semen, and washing it to increase the chance of fertilization.

short procedure to remove eggs from the ovaries, which enables fertilization outside the body.

a lab technique in which the embryologist injects the single healthiest sperm into an egg to fertilize it.

process of freezing one or more fertilized eggs (called an embryo) to save for future use. this enables individuals to control their reproductive future. 

eggs, embryos, and sperm are stored indefinitely in liquid nitrogen at -320 degrees fahrenheit, perfectly preserving them, without damaging cells. 

it’s important to come into the office every couple of days to monitor hormone levels and check your responsiveness to stimulation medication.

the process of separating the sperm from the semen, and washing it to increase the chance of fertilization.

short procedure to remove eggs from the ovaries, which enables fertilization outside the body.

a lab technique where a single sperm is injected directly into the egg, which can lead to higher pregnancy rates.

a screening test on embryos to check for any abnormalities. the healthiest embryo will be implanted into a uterus, increasing the success rate of ivf. 

it’s very uncommon that we would test more than 8 embryos. usually we only test 5-6 embryos. however, if we are able to create more than 8 embryos and you would like to test all of them, an additional $300 per embryo over 8 would be incurred.

process of freezing one or more fertilized eggs (called an embryo) to save for future use. this enables individuals to control their reproductive future. 

eggs, embryos, and sperm are stored indefinitely in liquid nitrogen at -320 degrees fahrenheit, perfectly preserving them, without damaging cells. 

eggs, embryos, and sperm are stored indefinitely in liquid nitrogen at -320 degrees fahrenheit, perfectly preserving them, without damaging cells.