Infertility in Canada

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Infertility Issues in Canada

• Struggling with Infertility?
• You are Not Alone

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What is infertility?

• In general, the meaning of infertility is being
  unable to conceive after a year of regular,
  unprotected intercourse if a woman is under age
  35, or 6 months if a woman is 35 or older.

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Increase in infertility rates

• Due to various reason there has been increase in
  infertility rates. A recent study mention that
  around 11 to 15 of Canadian couples suffer with
  infertility issues. Which is nearly 1 out of 6
  couples struggling with Infertility. Hence,
  chances are more you might knew someone who are
  dealing with the same.

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What is Infertility Treatment?

• Infertility can be treated with certain medicine,
  surgery, intra-uterine insemination (IUI), or
  assisted reproductive technology (ART). Sometimes
  these treatments are put together. Doctors advice
  specific treatments for infertility based on-
• The factors contributing to the infertility.
• The time of the infertility.
• Age of the female.
• The couples treatment preference after
  counseling about success rates, risks, and
  benefits of each treatment option.

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Infertility in Women

• Ovarian Function
• Tubal Patency (Open, blocked, or swollen
  fallopian tubes)
• Uterine Contour (physical characteristics of the
  uterus)

• One major issues is Age of women. Aging reduced
  chances of having a baby in the following ways
• Ovaries become lesser productivity to release
  eggs.
• Few number of eggs left.
• Eggs are not as healthy.
• Health conditions which may cause fertility
  problems.
• Likely to have a miscarriage.

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Infertility in Women

• Excessive Smoking.
• Excessive alcohol use
• Extreme weight gain or loss.
• Excessive physical or emotional stress that
  results in amenorrhea (absent periods).

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Can women facing Infertility achieve Baby?

• Through different types of assisted reproductive
  technology (ART) it is now possible for women to
  build family.
• Surrogacy Women with no eggs or unhealthy eggs
  might also want to option surrogacy. A surrogate
  is a woman who legally agrees to become pregnant
  using the man's sperm and her own egg. The child
  will be genetically related to the surrogate and
  the male partner.
• Gestational Carrier Women with ovaries but no
  uterus may be able to use a gestational
  surrogate. This may also be an option for women
  who shouldn't become pregnant because of a
  serious health problem. In this case, a woman
  uses her own egg. It is fertilized by her
  partners sperm through IVF treatment and the
  embryo is placed inside the gestational carrier's
  uterus.

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Who Are We?

• EggHelpers is Canada's leading fertility
  consultants which is fully dedicated to helping
  you find the right donor with service,
  professionalism, privacy and respect. We will
  provide proper guidance and right support while
  exploring alternate technique to build their
  family.
• We have helps countless couples become parents
  since 2007 and take a holistic steps to
  everything we can possibly do. We will place
  teams of expert to help you throughout entire
  journey of building a loving family.
• So if you are intended parents looking to build a
  family through surrogacy, assisted reproductive
  technology or adoption, we are here to help you.
  Our goal is to guide and support you through this
  entire process, we strongly believe that this
  journey should be rewarding and stress free.

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