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A woman seeking pregnancy through IVF encounters a large number of technical terms related to her reproductive health during the process.>

From the point of view of the reproductive legislation of most countries, the ideal situation is when future parents are officially married. Does this mean that single parents in search of surrogate motherhood have to take dubious steps like a fake marriage? Of course no!

Women planning to achieve pregnancy through IVF often lack knowledge about their reproductive health. In particular, about the medical procedures leading up to embryo transfer.

Surrogacy has made it possible for thousands of people who have had difficulty conceiving and bearing a baby naturally to become parents.

The decision to offer services as a surrogate mother for relatives or friends is certainly a sublime, but a very serious step that requires your extremely balanced consideration.

Without being an expert in reproductive medicine, it is difficult to understand which procedures are really necessary and adequately priced, and which are imposed in order to have more money. About the main marketing tricks and what's best to choose from the many offers.

Carrying out reproductive programs using cryopreserved genetic materials has significantly expanded the horizons of family planning for infertile couples. There was an opportunity to participate in international programs of selected clinics around the world, to become parents despite the ban on surrogate motherhood in their country. 

Family planning is a joyful, exciting, but at the same time rather complicated process. Especially for couples who are faced with the inability to conceive naturally. Depending on the causes of infertility and the needs of the family, individually selected medical procedures may be needed: IVF using fresh or cryo-frozen embryos and possibly surrogacy. We will tell you more about each method and a new unique approach to overcoming infertility.

The decision to have a child is probably one of the most important decisions in a woman's life. Pregnancy can seem like a fairly straightforward process if you ignore the potential problems associated with age, ovulation and infertility. This is something that a person cannot predict. However, there are moments that can be completely controlled.

The desire to have a child can come at any age. And then a logical question arises - how much is this possible? Pregnant women over 35 are labeled as “old mothers in labor”. Although a successful pregnancy after 35 is now the most common occurrence. But what if a woman is over 40 or 45? In fact, for some people after a certain age it is easier to conceive a child, for others it is more difficult.