Men do not have “fertile days” as occurs in the female reproductive cycle. Unlike women, male fertility does not depend on a cycle, but on the continuous production of sperm. Male fertility is based on the continuous production of sperm, a process known as spermatogenesis. From its initial formation to full maturation, a sperm cell … [Read more…]
Reciprocal IVF is a beautiful approach to family-building that many same-sex female couples in the UK are now considering. It allows one partner to use their eggs while the other carries the pregnancy, so that both play a shared role in treatment. Your Reciprocal IVF Denmark guide, at a glance Denmark has become a popular … [Read more…]
The decision to switch fertility clinics is no small thing. And, if you’ve already had a round of IVF treatment (or more) in one location, moving embryos between clinics might well become a necessary reality for you, wherever you’re heading next. As some of us on Team TRB know from very personal experience, navigating a … [Read more…]
What is embryo selection? For decades, the aim has been to optimise assisted reproduction treatments, obtaining an adequate number of embryos for the patient without compromising her health. Obtaining more than one embryo per ovarian stimulation facilitates the possibility of performing several transfers with a single stimulation, but also leads to having to decide which … [Read more…]