Under normal conditions, the uterus does not retain fluids inside it. However, certain non-malignant conditions can cause fluid retention in the uterus without the affected woman being aware of it. Pelvic inflammatory disease caused by a bacterial infection, for example, can lead to this situation. Today, we are examining this issue: symptoms, possible causes, and...
Emotional Support from a Partner in the Reproductive Process
When a couple has to turn to reproductive medicine, they must be aware of the need to share their feelings about it. This way, both members will understand, support, and experience the process as something normal. If this doesn’t happen, anxiety and fear of facing the unknown can weaken the partnership. Infertility and Emotions We...
Endometrial Scratching for IVF: What you need to know
Endometrial Scratching, also known as endometrial scratch, is a technique in reproductive medicine. Its purpose is to maximize the success of treatment. Throughout this article, we will explore what endometrial scratching entails and when it is performed, among other aspects. What is an endometrial scratch test? This is a recommended technique aimed at improving the...
First pregnancy scan after In Vitro Fertilization treatment
The first scan after IVF pregnancy is a highly anticipated moment for patients, evoking a range of emotions. It signifies the confirmation of pregnancy following the beta test and offers the first glimpse of the implanted embryo. It’s normal for fears and even anxiety to arise before this appointment. Many patients find the “ultrasound wait”...
What is blastocyst transfer?
To many people, an embryo is simply the blanket term for what results from an egg being fertilized by a sperm cell. It remains an embryo until about the eighth week of pregnancy, when it becomes a foetus. However, to those have been on their own in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) journey, the embryo has several distinct...
What’s the difference between ICSI and IVF?
ICSI vs. conventional IVF – what are the differences, what are the similarities and why choose one over the other? If you’re interested in fertility, you’ve certainly heard of In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) and you may have heard of the comparatively new technique of Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) as a way of providing an even...
A Guide to Sperm Cells and Their Functions
Most of us have a general idea of the functions of sperm cells. You may think of them looking like miniature tadpoles, busily swimming their way towards an egg. The result would be a human embryo which, all being well, will implant inside the female uterus and continue in its development until the moment a...
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