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Dr Tozer Drugs used in IVF Drugs used for IVF Treatment and side effects. By: Amanda Tozer … Continue reading →

IVF Treatment Success Testimonial in Surat Gujarat http://www.blossomivfindia.com/success-rates/success-stories IVF case studies and stories. People who have had IVF or fertility treatment share their stories and pass on their tips.- IVF Success... By: blossomivfindia … Continue reading →

Michelle Clark, 32, dreamed of starting a family with Karl Davis But her fiance was diagnosed with leukaemia at just 24 They froze his sperm before he started chemotherapy She became pregnant with twins, but he died before they were born Tragically, the children were born premature and both passed away Now she finally has a son, Max, after successful IVF treatment By Sam Webb Published: 12:37 EST, 13 July 2014 | Updated: 08:02 EST, 14 July 2014 563 shares 31 View comments When Michelle Clark lost her fiance and her newborn twins there was only one ray of hope for her. Her fiance Karl Davis died of cancer and her infants both died - all within four months of each other. But Miss Clark refused to give up on her fiances dream of having children - and she has now given birth to baby son Max, thanks to IVF treatment using her dead husbands sperm. Miss Clark, 32, an administration officer for Salford council who lives in Walkden, Greater Manchester, said: It was so devastating for me to lose Karl and the twins, but now I have a little bit of Karl to keep forever.' Continue reading here: Mother … Continue reading →

New York City IVF - Individualization of IVF Treatment So now you and your reproductive endocrinologist have decided that In Vitro Fertilization carries the best chance for achieving a pregnancy, and now that you... By: New York City IVF … Continue reading →

Louise Gilbert was told that she had gone through menopause as a teenager She spent 30,000 over 20 years in a desperate attempt to become a mother Grueling two decades included failed IVF treatment and three miscarriages But 39-year-old, from Berkshire, saw her dream become reality in July 2012 Baby Sofia was born after the hairdresser flew to specialist clinic in Spain By Julian Robinson Published: 06:33 EST, 11 July 2014 | Updated: 08:34 EST, 11 July 2014 She faced 20 years of heart-ache, spent 30,000 and even remortgaged her house refusing to give up hope of becoming a mother. But cradling her new born daughter in her arms, Louise Gilbert said the two decades of grueling IVF treatment, crippling emotional stress and severe financial strain was a price worth paying. The 39-year-old, from Sandhurst in Berkshire, was just a teenager when she was told she had already been through the menopause. In the years to come, she endured the heartbreak of failed IVF treatments, three miscarriages and a divorce. Louise Gilbert, pictured with her baby Sofia, went through the menopause when she was just a teenager But she has no regrets and her dream finally became reality two years … Continue reading →

David Barad, MD, one of CHR's experts in vitro fertilization, discusses why individualization is crucial in order to achieve the highest IVF treatment success rate for each patient. The Center for Human Reproduction (CHR), located in New York, NY, was one of the first in vitro fertilization (IVF) centers in the United States and has been recognized as one of the best IVF centers in the world. Since 1981, more than 17,000 pregnancies have been achieved at our center using in vitro fertilization (IVF) and other Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART). The CHR experts work closely with women and couples undergoing the many different types of IVF cycle protocols. We are renowned for our specialized knowledge and high IVF success rates, even in difficult cases. CHR's expertise in IVF lies in our willingness and ability to individualize our approach to best suit each and every one of our patients, as Dr. Barad explains in the video above. In an in vitro fertilization procedure, eggs are gathered from the woman's ovaries and mixed with the man's sperm outside the body, usually in a glass dish in a laboratory. "In vitro" comes from Latin and literally means "in glass," a reference to the … Continue reading →

Instagram HELPING HAND: Kim Kardashian West has reportedly enlisted a team of medical experts to make sure her next child will be a boy. Kim Kardashian has enlisted a team of medical experts to ensure her next baby is a boy to keep husband Kanye West happy, Woman's Day reports. A close source had revealed 33-year-old reality personality Kardashian was to have IVF treatment soon. "Kanye has been going on about having a son ever since he and Kim got together," the source said. "He adores [1-year-old daughter] North, but there was some disappointment that she wasn't a boy." Kardashian, who was firmly under the spell of her 37-year-old rapper husband, was happy to oblige even though she was terrified by the thought of being big again, having gained 22 kilograms while pregnant with North. She was feeling ready to have another baby but had made it clear the next would be her last. Kardashian and West were inspired to go down the IVF route by their friend, porn baron Joe Francis, whose girlfriend was pregnant with twin girls after having IVF treatment, to guarantee the sex of their babies, the source said. "Kim loves being a mum, but she … Continue reading →

1:20am, Tue 8 Jul 2014 One in 100 women having IVF 'suffer adverse incident' Last updated Tue 8 Jul 2014 Health IVF One in every 100 women undergoing a cycle of IVF treatment suffer an "adverse incident", according to fresh data. Read: Older women 'have more surprise pregnancies than teens' Approximately 500 to 600 mistakes are made in every 60,000 cycles of IVF, the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) found. HFRA, which licenses the IVF industry found there had been 714 grade B incidents, 815 grade C errors and three grade A mistakes - the most serious error - during this time frame. One of the most serious mistakes reported was a family receiving the wrong sperm. The couple were supposed to be given donor sperm from a specific donor - so their child would have the same genes as their sibling - but they were given the sperm of a different donor. Read: NHS watchdog calls for end to 'postcode lottery' IVF Members of the notorious Cambridge spy ring were described by their Russian handlers as "hopeless drunks incapable of keeping secrets". One in ten trains arrive late. The regulator has imposed a record fine of 53.1 million … Continue reading →

Main page content 1:32am, Tue 8 Jul 2014 One in 100 women having IVF 'suffer adverse incident' Last updated Tue 8 Jul 2014 There were three "grade A" or major mistakes made by fertility clinics over a two year period, the industry regulator said. HFEA discovered over a two year period starting in 2010 fertility specialists: Members of the notorious Cambridge spy ring were described by their Russian handlers as "hopeless drunks incapable of keeping secrets". One in ten trains arrive late. The regulator has imposed a record fine of 53.1 million - but on Network Rail not the train operators. There will be a mixture of sunshine and showers for much of the UK on Wednesday. One in every 100 women who use IVF to conceive suffer an "adverse incident", fresh data has revealed. The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority found 500 to 600 mistakes were made in every 60,000 cycles of fertility treatments in the UK. Read this article: Grade A mistakes made during IVF treatment … Continue reading →

Study found a faulty gene was present in 44 per cent of IVF patients compared with just 15 per cent of the general population Passed on through the male or female, the gene was responsible for repeated miscarriages as it caused blood clotting problems IVF doctors now treating the problem with blood thinning drugs, creating an 'equal playing field' and healthy birth rate of 38 per cent By Corey Charlton Published: 06:19 EST, 28 June 2014 | Updated: 07:14 EST, 28 June 2014 Simple blood thinning drugs such as aspirin could be used to prevent repeated miscarriages, new research has revealed. Doctors have discovered blood thinning treatment can fix a faulty gene found in a high number of those who suffer from repeated miscarriages. A recent study showed it was present in 44 per cent of IVF patients, compared to only 15 per cent of the general population. Aspirin could be the key to treating the genetic problem and helping prevent repeated miscarriages The blood thinning treatment now being used to fix the gene is said to be so effective it gives those carrying it an 'equal playing field with anyone else trying to conceive'. And those treated with the … Continue reading →