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According to the CDC, thirty percent of woman who are aged between forty and forty-four will experience infertility. Once you’ve passed the forty mark, your chances of conceiving become significant lower. Statistics show that a forty-year old has a mere five percent per month chance of getting pregnant. This means …

1. Success Rates of IVF Since the first test tube baby was born in 1978, data from the International Committee for Monitoring Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ICMART) shows that there have been over three million IVF babies born across 52 countries. The latest report states that there are about 122,000 IVF …

In vitro fertilization (IVF) treatments in Bangkok, are designed to help women with fertility issues conceive. However, these treatments do not always provide successful results. There is a wide variety of details that can affect the success of the IVF process. When these treatments do not result in a successful …

Couples often consider in vitro fertilization (IFV) as the last option when they’ve been battling with infertility. IVF can be the most successful option for couples to consider when pregnancy and traditional conception aren’t an option. IVF is an excellent option for same-sex couples or women with infertility diagnoses where …

Planning a family involves many different aspects. This includes the number of kids and for many couples; there is an inclination towards having kids of both genders.  It is all a question of choice. There are instances of many parents repeatedly trying for children of a particular gender. At present, …

Since the late 1990’s, more than 300 thousand IVF deliveries have been reported only in European countries, while the total number of infants born after ART has risen beyond 1 million. At this, an annual pregnancy rate per embryo transfer has reached 45% in some countries, creating tremendous hope for …

Starting a family as a heterosexual couple is usually a simple affair of having sex and waiting patiently until conception occurs. Although there are some heterosexual couples that struggle to fall pregnant and sometimes have infertility problems, this is usually the exception and not the default. For LGBTQ+ (lesbian,gay, bisexual, transgender, …