Center for Reproductive Endocrinology

  IVF or In-vitro fertilization has been a game changer for couples who are unable to conceive a child. In the procedure, multiple eggs are stimulated to mature and are then retrieved. The egg retrieval process is usually done under light anesthesia and takes about 10 to 15 minutes to perform using a needle under ultrasound guidance. The process doesn’t require incisions and the recovery is fairly easy with mild bleeding and cramping being the most common symptoms post retrieval, and most patients can return to their normal routine the following day. Here are a few common questions people ask about the IVF procedure:   1.        What is IVF? In vitro fertilization (IVF) is the most common type of assisted reproductive technology (ART), used to create an embryo by bypassing certain causes of infertility. The procedure is effective in cases of fertility issues such as mild sperm abnormalities in men, and fallopian tube or ovulation irregularity in women.  During the procedure, a

IVF has been a miracle for people all over the globe, especially for individuals with fertility issues. The procedure has been extremely successful in helping couples conceive children. However, finding a trusted IVF specialist can be an intimidating task with mass information and online social networks. You can ask an OBGYN for a list of clinics she recommends. Either way, you should do thorough research before you decide on an IVF clinic. Here are a few factors you should consider when selecting an IVF clinic:   1.        Board Certification You should check if the doctors are board-certified reproductive endocrinologists. Some practices use the term “fertility specialist” to describe a person that does not have these credentials, and that’s not giving you to best chance to achieve your goals. The robust medical journey that these doctors experienced gives them the best tools to hear your unique situation and know what the next steps are.   2.        Location Accessibilit