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The future of assisted reproduction at IVF-Life Alicante

A new era in assisted reproduction In the winding journey of life, scientific and technological advances have always been companions in the quest for solutions to seemingly insurmountable problems. In this regard, assisted reproduction writes a new chapter in human history, allowing thousands of couples and single people to realise their dream of having children. At IVF-Life, aware of the importance of cutting-edge technologies, we have committed ourselves to leading innovation in the sector, using fertility clinic tools such as the cytometer, time-lapse incubators, and other emerging technologies. The flow cytometer: the perfect ally in reproductive cell analysis When discussing

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What are Ovarian Rejuvenation techniques?

Over the years, the human body undergoes various changes that result in a reduced ability to reproduce, reducing the quality of the gametes (eggs and sperm) and often causing what is known as infertility. For this reason, there are various fertility techniques, such as ovarian rejuvenation using PRP, which help to minimise its impact. Infertility is a condition described as a person’s inability to achieve pregnancy after one year of sexual intercourse and is estimated to be the most common cause of infertility. According to the national registry of the Spanish Fertility Society (SEF), infertility affects between 15% and 17%

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Fresh or frozen eggs… Which option is better?

If we compare the pregnancy rate of treatments with egg donation with fresh or frozen eggs, we can observe that they are very similar. Once the eggs have been joined with the sperm by microinjection, the development is very similar, regardless of whether they are fresh or frozen eggs. We spoke to Dr Llanos Medrano, senior embryologist at the international clinic for assisted reproduction IVF-Life Alicante, to answer these questions…

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Embryo transfer: How many embryos should be transferred?

Currently, there is some controversy in the field of assisted reproduction regarding embryo transfer and the decision of whether to transfer a single embryo or more than one embryo. At our fertility clinics in the IVF Life Group, we recommend the transfer of a single embryo, in order to reduce the risk of a twin pregnancy without reducing the chances of success. We spoke to Dr Estefanía Rodríguez Ferradas, Medical Co-Director and Research Director at IVF Donostia, to learn more about what the transfer of more than one embryo during fertility treatment entails.

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Reasons for unexplained Infertility

Today, unexplained infertility affects about 15% of all couples who use reproductive medicine to become parents. The cause of infertility sometimes remains unexplained even after thorough examinations.

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Embryo implantation failure: Endometrial receptivity test and immunological test

Despite the great advances in assisted reproductive techniques over the past 20 years, and the attention devoted to the research to the embryo implantation failure, the success of fertility treatments is sometimes limited by issues related to embryo implantation.

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The future of assisted reproduction at IVF-Life Alicante

What are Ovarian Rejuvenation techniques?

Fresh or frozen eggs… Which option is better?

Embryo transfer: How many embryos should be transferred?

Reasons for unexplained Infertility

Embryo implantation failure: Endometrial receptivity test and immunological test

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