Which Infertility Treatment Is Right for You?

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Which Infertility Treatment Is Right for You?
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Treatments That Work

• Its a myth that relaxing or giving it time
  will overcome infertility. Fertility problems are
  medical in nature and can often be treated.
  Worldwide, more than 3 million babies have been
  born through in vitro fertilization (IVF). Other
  treatments are successful, too. At least half of
  couples who seek help will get pregnant.

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Spot the Infertility Signs

• Most couples should visit a doctor after a year
  of trying to conceive. This is the main red flag.
  If a woman is over 35 or has an irregular
  menstrual cycle, and has been trying for 6
  months, its best to see a doctor as soon as
  possible. Her partner should, too.

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Common Problems in Men

• Low Sperm Count
• Poor Sperm Movement
• Misshaped Sperm
• Blocked Sperm Ducts

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Top Reasons in Women

• The most common problems for womens fertility
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• Ovaries don't release eggs regularly
• Blocked fallopian tubes
• Problems in the cervix or uterus

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Ovulation Problems?

• If your doctor finds you dont ovulate normally,
  medication can help. The most common choice is
  clomiphene. About half of women who take it will
  get pregnant, usually within three cycles. Be
  aware that you are more likely to get pregnant
  with twins (or more!) because it makes the
  ovaries release more than one egg at a time.

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Injectable Hormones

• If you dont get pregnant after taking clomiphene
  for 3 to 6 months, your doctor may recommend
  fertility hormone shots to encourage ovulation. A
  wide range of these drugs is available, and they
  work well. About half of women who ovulate get
  pregnant taking them. These medications can also
  make you more likely to carry twins or more.

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Surgery for Blocked Fallopian Tubes

• In some women, scars prevent eggs from traveling
  down the fallopian tubes. It can happen if you
  have endometriosis (the overgrowth of tissue that
  lines the uterus, growing in areas it should not)
  or if you have had pelvic infections or surgeries
  in the past. Doctors can attempt take out that
  scar tissue with surgery, which could boost your
  odds of having a baby.

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Intrauterine Insemination

• Intrauterine insemination (IUI) is a popular
  procedure for many fertility problems. Doctors
  place the mans sperm into the womans uterus,
  but not into the egg itself, while she ovulates.
  You may also need to take drugs to prompt your
  body to ovulate. IUI is less expensive and
  simpler than IVF (in vitro fertilization), but
  pregnancy rates are much lower.

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Sperm Donation

• Fertile women can choose IUI using sperm from a
  donor. It may take several tries, but pregnancy
  rates are over 80. You and your partner may want
  to see a counselor first, to make sure youre
  both ready to raise a child who is not
  biologically related to the father.

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In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)

• This option offers hope when other infertility
  treatments dont work. It directly combines the
  egg and sperm in a lab. Doctors then place the
  growing embryos in the uterus. IVF can be
  unpleasant and expensive, with an average cycle
  costing 12,400. In 2012, pregnancy rates per IVF
  cycle ranged from 10 for women ages 43-44 to 47
  for women under 35.

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ICSI Treatment

• Doctors can inject the sperm directly into the
  egg in a lab. This technique, called ICSI
  (intracytoplasmic sperm injection), helps when a
  mans sperm count is very low or his sperm dont
  move well. When the fertilized egg is ready, it
  goes into the womans uterus through the normal
  IVF process.

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IVF With Egg Donor

• Women who are over 40, have poor egg quality, or
  have not had success with previous cycles may
  consider an IVF Egg Donor. This involves
  combining the mans sperm with another womans
  donated eggs. If the procedure works, the woman
  becomes pregnant with a child who is biologically
  related to her partner but not herself.

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IVF With Blastocyst Transfer

• In standard IVF, doctors transfer embryos to the
  womb when they reach the two- to eight-cell
  stage. But in this procedure, the embryos grow
  for 5 days first. Doctors call them blastocysts
  at that stage, and they choose the healthiest one
  or two to move to the womans uterus. This
  removes the possibility of triplets and still
  keeps a high success rate.

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Surrogacy Process

• When a woman cannot carry her own pregnancy to
  term, some work with another woman who agrees to
  be a gestational surrogate. Specialists use IVF
  to make embryos with a womans eggs and her
  partners sperm. The surrogate is the one who
  goes through the pregnancy after IVF. But her DNA
  is not involved. The baby will be the biological
  child of both husband and wife.

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Tips to Choose a Fertility Clinic

• Ask plenty of questions about their procedures
  and costs. Make sure they offer the latest
  technologies and involve patients in decisions.
  Infertility treatment is a long-term process, and
  you want to feel comfortable with your choice.

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