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FAQ
Frequently Asked IFV Questions
What is the most critical factor influencing fertility?
Age is arguably the most critical factor influencing fertility. Both men and women experience a decline in fertility as they age, but the decline is more pronounced in women due to the finite number and declining quality of eggs in the ovaries.
Can fertility issues be prevented?
While some fertility issues may be prevented or mitigated through lifestyle changes such as maintaining a healthy weight, avoiding smoking and excessive alcohol consumption, and practicing safe sex to prevent sexually transmitted infections, factors like age-related decline and genetic predispositions cannot be entirely prevented.
What role does stress play in fertility?
Stress can potentially impact fertility by affecting hormone levels and disrupting ovulation in women, and sperm production in men. However, the exact relationship between stress and fertility is complex and varies from person to person.
How long should couples try to conceive before seeking medical help?
Typically, healthcare providers recommend that couples under 35 try to conceive for at least one year before seeking medical help if they haven’t achieved pregnancy. For couples over 35, it’s advisable to seek medical assistance after six months of trying due to age-related declines in fertility.
What are the initial steps in evaluating fertility issues?
- The initial steps in evaluating fertility issues usually involve basic tests such as assessing ovulation in women, semen analysis in men, and evaluating any underlying health conditions or lifestyle factors that may affect fertility. These assessments help identify potential issues and guide further diagnostic and treatment plans.
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Can fertility treatments guarantee a successful pregnancy?
What are the risks associated with fertility treatments?
Fertility treatments carry various risks, including multiple pregnancies (e.g., twins or triplets), ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS), ectopic pregnancy, miscarriage, and birth defects. Additionally, the emotional and financial burdens of fertility treatments can also be significant.
How can couples cope with the emotional stress of fertility struggles?
Coping with the emotional stress of fertility struggles can be challenging, but seeking support from loved ones, joining support groups, practicing stress-relief techniques such as meditation or yoga, and seeking counseling or therapy can help couples navigate this difficult journey.
Is adoption a viable alternative for couples struggling with infertility?
Adoption can be a fulfilling option for couples struggling with infertility who are unable to conceive biologically or prefer not to pursue fertility treatments. Adoption offers the opportunity to build a family and provide a loving home to a child in need.
The Trad Fertility Center, is dedicated to providing exceptional medical care in reproductive endocrinology and infertility. Committed to offering comprehensive and compassionate services, the center combines cutting-edge medical expertise with a patient-centric approach. With a focus on excellence, the Trad Fertility Center aims to be a beacon of support and innovation, offering personalized fertility treatments to individuals and couples seeking assistance on their reproductive journey.
Our Awards
Best Patient Care 2019
Best Practice & Best Team 2018
Best Team & Practice 2017
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