Are You a Good Candidate for IVF?

In order for us to recommend IVF treatment to our couples, it is necessary that the chance of pregnancy is very low or impossible with other treatment methods that can be applied during the natural process or before IVF.

In vitro fertilization will be our new treatment option in couples where pregnancy cannot be achieved with treatment methods such as ovulation monitoring or injections.

WOMAN WITH BOTH TUBES BLOCKED: In this case, the sperm and egg will not be fertilized in the tube.

DECREASE IN THE EGG RESERVES IN WOMAN ALTHOUGH AGE IS YOUNG (In this case, losing time will cause a further decrease in ovarian reserve.)

THE MATERNITY CANDIDATE IS 40 AND OVER (Scientific studies show that the success rates of other treatment methods are very low when the expectant mother is 40 and over)

THE EXISTENCE OF STRUCTURAL OR NUMERICAL PROBLEMS IN THE CHROMOSOMES OF THE CANDIDATE MOTHER OR FATHER:/MOTHER OR FATHER CANDIDATE: (Translocation, numerical excess or scarcity in a part of chromosomes) In this case, a pregnancy is possible in its own process; It is highly possible to see recurrent pregnancy losses in the early period after pregnancy occurs. In this case, by developing more than one embryo with the in vitro fertilization method, scanning the chromosomes before placing the embryos into the mother's uterus and selecting the embryo, which does not include the chromosome problem found in the mother or father, will increase the possibility of live birth.

CANDIDATE MOTHER AND FATHER ARE CARRIERS OF SINGLE GENE DISEASES: Many single gene diseases that can affect every system in the body are passed from generation to generation. The probability of this type of disease is higher, especially in first degree close kin marriages. In this case, when the mother and father to be who carry this diseased gene unknowingly, get married, this disease can be seen in some of their children, although not in every child. This situation, which is not known at first, occurs when a diseased baby is lost in the womb or when the diseased baby is diagnosed after birth. To prevent this unfortunate situation from happening again in a new pregnancy.  Transferring healthy embryos to the uterus by determining whether they carry this disease or not by genetic diagnosis should be the preferred method before a large number of embryos are obtained with IVF and transferred to the mother's womb. Obtaining a large number of embryos by the IVF method; This will increase the chances of finding healthy embryos.