A complex fertility case is a clinical situation in which there are significant difficulties in achieving pregnancy, despite having undergone standard treatments or having good-quality embryos available.
In assisted reproduction, there is no miracle treatment for difficult cases in which achieving pregnancy is particularly challenging. However, the most advanced techniques available at IVF-Life allow us to obtain high success rates, even in the most challenging cases.
The most innovative reproductive medicine technology we apply in our centres provides reproductive solutions to patients who have had several failed attempts or have been trying to conceive for years.
In our assisted reproduction clinics, the average age of patients is 40, and they generally come to us after undergoing more than four unsuccessful treatments.
IVF-Life's team of reproductive medicine experts has extensive experience in resolving highly complex cases, allowing them to handle challenging situations with a highly specialised approach.
Our success rates, well above the European average in all our fertility clinics, support our expertise. IVF-Life offers a comprehensive and personalised approach to assisted reproduction treatments.
Recurrent miscarriage is defined as the loss of three or more consecutive pregnancies before 20 weeks of pregnancy.
It is a condition in which the ovaries do not respond properly to hormonal stimulation during fertility treatments.
A chronic, benign condition that can affect female fertility.
Premature loss of ovarian function, which can have different causes.
Pregnancy is not achieved after the transfer, on at least 3 occasions, of good quality embryos in an in vitro fertilisation (IVF) cycle.
Male infertility occurs when factors related to the male partner make it more difficult to achieve pregnancy.
Condition in which excess body weight negatively affects a person's reproductive capacity.
For patients who decide to become mothers after the age of 40.