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How one can prepare for In vitro Fertilization
and what are complications associated with
it? The Society for Assisted Reproductive
Technology and The Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention provide information about
individual pregnancy and live birth rates. Many
couples preferred Motherhood fertility centre,
which is the best IVF centre in Hyderabad. Along
with IVF, it is also considered as an
outstanding egg donation centre and top test tube
baby centre in Hyderabad. It is a leading
fertility centre in Hyderabad because of its
success rate and treatment approaches.
At first instance at Motherhood fertility centre,
we consider all the aspects like the couples
age, previous any medical issues or what are the
other
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• consequences after doing natural cycle IUI
  treatment and In Vitro Fertilization treatment
  etc. We let the patients, who are coming to this
  infertility centre know all the detailed
  information about the treatment with each step
  of the procedure.
• Before the beginning of the treatment of In Vitro
  Fertilization treatment in the infertility
  centre using your own eggs and sperm, both the
  couple need to go through various screening
  tests, that includes
• Ovarian reserve testing. To know the quantity and
  quality of your eggs, our health professional
  might test the concentration of
  follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), estradiol
  (estrogen) and antimullerian hormone in your
  blood at the first few days of your menstrual
  period. After that ultrasound of your ovaries
  are done and then the health professional finds
  out your result, which can help them to predict
  how the ovaries will respond to fertility
  medications.
• Semen analysis. Before the start of an In Vitro
  Fertilization treatment cycle, our health
  professional will conduct a semen analysis
  shortly if not done as part of your initial
  fertility evaluation.
• Infectious disease screening. You and your
  partner, both will be tested fully to know
  whether there is any disease or infection in your
  bodies or not, including HIV test.
• Practice (mock) embryo transfer. Our health
  professional might conduct a mock embryo
  transfer test to determine the depth of your
  uterine cavity as well as the process most
  likely to successfully place the embryos into
  your uterus.
• Uterine cavity exam. Then the health professional
  will examine your uterine cavity before you
  start for In Vitro Fertilization treatment. This
  might involve a sonohysterography, which is a
  special kind of ultrasound exam. In this
  technique, a fluid is injected through the cervix
  into your uterus and ultrasound is utilized to
  create images of your uterine cavity. Or it
  might utilize a hysteroscopy, in which a thin,
  flexible, light weighted

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• telescope (hysteroscope) is inserted through your
  vagina and cervix into your uterus.
• Before beginning a cycle of In Vitro
  Fertilization treatment, you can ask some
  important questions to the health professionals
  of the Motherhood fertility centre. Those
  questions include
• How many embryos can be transferred? The number
  of embryos, those can be transferred is
  typically based on the age of the mother and the
  number of eggs retrieved. The number of embryos
  is usually transferred, since the rate of
  implantation is lower for older women, except for
  those women using donor eggs.
• Most of the health professional in this
  infertility centre follow specific guidelines to
  protect a higher order multiple pregnancy, those
  can be triplets or more than that and in some of
  the countries, legislation limits the number of
  embryos that can be transferred at one time. Make
  it sure that you and your health professional
  agree on the number of embryos that will be
  transferred before the transfer procedure occur.
• What can you do if there are any extra embryos?
  Extra embryos can be frozen and stored for
  future utilization for more years. Not all
  embryos can survive the freezing and thawing
  process, although most of the embryos will.
• Have you considered any potential complications,
  those are associated with using donor eggs,
  sperm or embryos or a gestational carrier? A
  trained counselor, who has experience in donor
  issues can help you understand the concerns,
  like the legal rights of the donor.
• Contact Us
• Website http//www.motherhoodfertility.com/
  Email motherhoodfertility_at_gmail.com

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