Assisted reproductive technology

Hepatitis is an inflammatory disease of the liver that can be chronic or acute and can cause serious long-term consequences. It can be transmitted by fluids such as blood, by sexual contact and can also be transmitted vertically, that is, from mother to child, particularly at the time of birth. Currently, we have a wide variety of assisted reproduction techniques, among which are in vitro fertilization (IVF) and intracytoplasmic sperm microinjection (ICSI), which help us solve many sterility and infertility problems. In some cases, patients with viral infections appear, including Hepatitis B virus (HBV). For reasons of safety both for the parents, as for the future child, as well as for the health and laboratory personnel, the protocol for the couple has been protocolized for quite some years. Below you have an index with all the points that we will discuss in this article. Index In vitro fertilization in patients with Hepatitis B 1. What happens when the male has hepatitis B? ...

Index Analysis of the Fertility Institute 1. Description 2. Services 3. Spoken languages 4. Treatments 5. Explanation of the treatments 5.1. Preservation of motherhood 5.2. Preservation of paternity 6. Financing 6.1. Free financing 6.2. Financing up to 60 months with option to insurance 7. Medical equipment See contact information Description The Fertility Institute is a clinic specialized in assisted reproduction located in Palma de Mallorca with many years of experience endorsing all its professionals. Since its creation, it has stood out for its qualification, professionalism and dedication to each one of the patients and treatments that it has carried out, obtaining the best of the rewards: high pregnancy rates. It is a collaborating center of the Assisted Reproduction Registry of the Spanish Fertility Society. It has spaces designed for each moment and function to perform, in order to achieve a comfortable and adequate space for all, patients and profes...

The ovarian reserve indicates the number of ovules available to a woman at a given time in her life and, therefore, is something that will mark the state of her fertility. If the ovarian reserve is good, it will be more likely to achieve pregnancy. In the case that low ovarian reserve is detected, it may be necessary to resort to in vitro fertilization (IVF) to be a mother. Below you have an index with all the points that we will discuss in this article. Index What is the ovarian reserve and how does it affect fertility? 1. What is the ovarian reserve? 2. Causes of decreased ovarian reserve 3. Normal values ??of ovarian reserve 3.1. FSH (follicle stimulating hormone) 3.2. AMH (antimullerian hormone) 3.3. E2 (estradiol) 3.4. Antral follicle count (RFA) 4. Probability of pregnancy 5. Questions from users 5.1. How does the ovarian reserve affect IVF treatment? 5.2. Is there a home method to measure ovarian reserve and fertility? 5.3. Is there any treatment for ...