Fertility Specialist

A common assisted reproductive technology (ART) for fertility treatment is IVF procedure (In Vitro Fertilization). Women with top chances of IVF success and under 35 years may have per-cycle IVF success rates of 40% or higher, while the majority of women have per-cycle rates of 20-35% resulting in a successful pregnancy.
In Vitro Fertilisation IVF, fertilization is by manually combining an egg and sperm in a laboratory dish, and then transferring the embryo to the uterus, each procedure being a fertility treatment cycle.

Intracytoplasmic sperm injection ( ICSI ) is also an in vitro fertilization procedure in which a single sperm is injected directly into an egg.

The intrauterine insemination known as IUI procedure, has helped many couples trying to conceive get pregnant. Women often have a 10 to 20 percent chance IUI success rate with just one IUI fertility cycle treatment. The more cycles of IUI you undergo, the higher the chance is for a pregnancy.

A reproductive endocrinologist works hand in hand with a gynecologist or a urologist to treat infertility, conducting male fertility test as well as woman fertility tests before recommending treatment options.

Tests will need to be done to determine factors affecting fertility. Reproductive gynecologists have extensive diagnostic methods to determine causes of infertility as the treatment modality (such as IVF) depends on the factors responsible for the infertility. Based on test results, your fertility specialist may recommend advanced treatments and medications. In some instances, the woman is given drugs to induce ovulation. If fallopian tubes are blocked, treatment may include fallopiantubal surgery.

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