Infertility

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Fertility Counseling

Fertility counseling provides space to discuss the emotional impact of trying to conceive and the choices involved in fertility treatment.

Hormone tests can help your doctor investigate ovulation, menstrual irregularity and other factors that may affect fertility.

HSG is an X-ray examination that uses contrast dye to assess the uterine cavity and whether the fallopian tubes are open.

An ovulation study, also called follicular monitoring, follows follicle development to help assess ovulation and plan fertility care.

IUI places a prepared sperm sample inside the uterus near ovulation, allowing fertilization to take place within the body.

IVF combines eggs and sperm in a laboratory. An embryo is then transferred to the uterus with the aim of achieving pregnancy.

ICSI is an IVF laboratory technique in which an embryologist injects a single sperm directly into a mature egg.

Preimplantation genetic testing examines cells from embryos created through IVF for particular genetic or chromosome-related concerns.

Laser-assisted hatching is an additional laboratory procedure that creates a small opening in the outer layer surrounding an embryo.

Vitrification rapidly cools eggs or embryos into a glass-like state for storage, helping to minimize damaging ice-crystal formation.

Fertility preservation stores eggs, sperm or embryos for possible future use, with counseling about the options and their limitations.