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 How to Improve your Chances of IVF Success After Failed Attempts? Common Factors Responsible for Failed IVF cycles What investigations do you need after a failed IVF cycle? IVF Failed—How to move forward? What are your Chances after IVF failure & How to Boost them? Solutions to IVF failures at MotherToBe IVF Clinic in Hyderabad! Failed Attempt!  It is the IVF outcome that you do not ever want to think about!  You have worked so hard, invested a lot of time, paid so much, and endured considerable physical and emotional trauma, all hoping for one result-A successful conception-a baby!  Failed IVF could be devastating for couples who are yearning for parenthood. While success rates for IVF treatment are at their highest, and ART technology and care are only getting better and better. But still, there are those odd occurrences where IVF fails. Regardless of whether you know or not the reasons, it hurts deeply.  Here is the fact-IVF is ...

 Today, couples across the globe are open to using contraception which means that they have more control over when they wish to start their family. That said, normal conception may not always be on the cards as couples start to mature in age. Being on the wrong side of 35 can impact the couple’s fertility. It can also increase the risk of multiple pregnancy related complications. However, with the widespread availability of reproductive technologies, this too can be treated. We understand that the decision to start a family depends on a number of factors. This not only involves your age but also the readiness to be a parent. Just because you’re over 30 or 40 doesn’t mean you cannot have a healthy baby. However, is there a ‘ best or an ideal age’ to get pregnant? Let’s learn more about getting pregnant at different life stages. If you are in your 20s Women are at their most fertile in their 20s with the highest number of good quality eggs. Data suggests that th...

  Top 5 IVF and Fertility Facts - MTB In Vitro Fertilization, commonly known as IVF, is one of the effective techniques available to help people with fertility issues have a baby. IVF is a big step and there is indeed a lot of information out there separating the what, when, where, whys, and how’s can be confusing.  As there are several resources dedicated to IVF, but they could feel overwhelming and there could be many medical/science/acronym based terms that make a reader’s head spin. To that end, we are trying to simplify such terms for you and here we have given a list of relevant IVF and fertility facts that you might not know: 1. The age of eggs matters You may already know that advanced maternal age impacts fertility. The older woman gets, the fewer eggs she will have and egg quality also starts to decline. That said, most people think that IVF is the magic solution, creating an embryo can transfer it into the uterus to achieve pregnancy, in fact that is n...

Dr. Vyjayanthi is a fertility specialist running her clinic  Mother To Be  in Madhapur, Hyderabad. The problem of infertility lies both in men and women, equally. When couples have fertility issues, both the partners need to consult a doctor. When taking an appointment with a doctor, make sure to meet a fertility specialist who has specialised training in Reproductive medicine. The most common problem in women is anovulation in which there are issues with  egg growth and rupture due to hormonal issues and many of these women have a medical problem called  PCOS . The usual treatment for this is facilitating egg growth through medications though some women might also require hormone injections. Once ovulation is achieved, there are about 20% chances of pregnancy in a cycle. The second common problem is due to blockage in fallopian tubes. Minimal tubal pathology can be corrected with laparoscopic or keyhole surgery. However, if it is moderate-to-severe tubal disease or...