Assisted reproductive technology

Teratozoospermia can occur from birth, which could be due to a genetic cause, or acquired over time due to hormonal alterations or traumatisms. Depending on the cause, it will be possible to apply a personalized treatment that reverses this situation. In congenital cases of teratozoospermia it is very difficult to obtain a cure. The same happens when these alterations are the result of a cancer treatment. In severe cases of teratozoospermia, it will be necessary to resort to assisted reproduction to be able to be parents. However, when the degree of teratospermia is milder, there are some pharmacological or natural treatments that can help restore sperm quality. Below you have an index with all the points that we will discuss in this article. Index 1. Natural treatments 1.1. Feeding 1.2. Olive oil 1.3. Avoid heat 1.4. Eliminate toxins 2. Vitamin supplements 3. Questions from users 3.1. Can severe teratozoospermia be cured? 3.2. Can acupuncture be beneficial to t...

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Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome (OHSS) is a very feared complication, which can occur when an ovulation induction treatment is made from exogenous hormones. In its most severe form (which only occurs in 0.5 to 5% of cases) there is a marked increase in the size of the ovary with ascites, pleural distension, hemoconcentration and an electrolyte imbalance. Occasionally there have been symptoms such as respiratory distress, vascular thrombosis, cerebral infarction, acute myocardial infarction, multisystemic failure and even death. The incidence of this type of syndromes spontaneously, without receiving exogenous medication, in a pregnancy conceived naturally is extremely rare. Next, we will describe a clinical case of OHS in a natural pregnancy and what the consequences were. Below you have an index with all the points that we will discuss in this article. Index 1. Description of the case 2. Discussion 3. Bibliography 4. Authors and collaborators Bibliography Remah Mou...

Genetic infertility is that caused by some alteration in the DNA sequence of the man or woman who is trying to have a child. Depending on the type of genetic anomaly, it is possible to differentiate between: Aneuploidias numerical or structural alterations of the chromosomes. Genetic mutations defects in one or several genes. Sometimes, the future parents are not aware that they are carriers of any genetic disorder until they begin to have difficulties in getting a pregnancy. Below you have an index with all the points that we will discuss in this article. Index 1. Genetic male infertility 2. Genetic female infertility 3. Genetic alterations in the embryo 4. Diagnosis 4.1. Karyotype analysis 4.2. Sperm FISH 4.3. Preimplantation genetic diagnosis 4.4. Prenatal tests 5. Questions from users 5.1. Is it advisable to perform a DGP whenever there is a risk of aneuploidy? 5.2. What is genetic counseling? 5.3. When is it necessary to make a karyotype? 6. Recommen...

Cystitis or urinary infection is an inflammation of the bladder and urethra caused generally by the invasion of microorganisms in the urinary tract. Although it is not usually serious, it presents annoying symptoms and, in addition, it is usually recurrent. Therefore, many women seek home remedies and pharmacological treatments that can serve as a solution. Below you have an index with all the points that we will discuss in this article. Index 1. Bacterial cystitis after intercourse 2. Symptoms of cystitis 3. Prevention 4. Recurrent urine infection 5. Treatment for cystitis 5.1. Home remedies: blueberry swear 6. Questions from users 6.1. Is urine infection during pregnancy a risk? 6.2. What antibiotic should I take if I have symptoms of cystitis? 6.3. Can I have blood in my urine because of the infection? 7. Authors and collaborators The urinary infection can appear in children, men and women, although it is more common in the latter. In fact, about 20-30% of ...

Programmed or directed intercourse is a simple technique of assisted reproduction based on ovulation control to determine the moment in which to have sexual intercourse in search of pregnancy. In this article we will explain the treatment to be followed as well as the probability of success of this reproductive process. Below you have an index with all the points that we will discuss in this article. Index 1. What is the coitus directed? 2. Step by step 2.1. Coitus programmed in natural cycle 2.2. Natural cycle with induction of ovulation 2.3. Ovarian stimulation 3. Advantages and disadvantages 4. Questions from users 4.1. Do you get better results with coitus programmed in natural cycle or with artificial insemination? 4.2. What is the price of coitus scheduled? 4.3. How many days of abstinence are recommended before the scheduled intercourse? 4.4. What is the probability of having twins with coitus directed? 5. Recommended reading 6. Authors and collabo...

Index 1. Description 2. Services 3. Spoken languages 4. Treatments 5. Medical equipment 6. Activity authorization See contact information Description IREMA is an assisted reproduction clinic located in Cartagena, Murcia, which offers a comprehensive service focused on the diagnosis and treatment of different fertility and sterility problems. They have modern infrastructures equipped with the latest technologies to implement the procedures of assisted human reproduction. Its objective is to offer the best results to all its patients. IREMA is composed of a wide team of professionals, all of them with great experience in the field of assisted reproduction, including the fields of gynecology, biology, reproductive, andrology, laboratory personnel and nursing. Services Own laboratory Transparency policy Donors of semen and ovules Psychological Assistance Spoken languages German Spanish French English Italian Treatments Adoption of Embryos Embryo Freezing Semen Fr...