8 questions about fertility treatments FIV
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Here are the answer to some fertility treatment questions:
Question 1: What is the percentage of successful pregnancies when using fertility treatment FIV (fertilization in vitro)?
Around 40%.
Question 2: Does it increase the possibility of success if they implant more embryos?
Yes, but it depends on the quality of them
Question 3: When is it possible to confirm the pregnancy?
14 days after the implantation of the embryo, a blood test is taken to check the level of the hormone B-HCG
Question 4: How many sessions or cycles of In Vitro Fertilization fertility treatment can be done?
Maximum of 6 sessions.
Question 5: What happens to the embryos that are not used?
According to the law of Assisted Reproduction, they are donated or frozen to be used during the fertile life of the woman.
Question 6: Is it possible to select the sex of the baby with this technique?
No, except in genetic diseases related to gender like hemophilia, cystic fibrosis etc.
Question 7: Is there a higher incidence of genetic diseases in babies being born by in vitro fertilization technique?
There is no data on this at the moment.
Question 8: How much does in vitro fertilization treatment cost?
In vitro fertilization costs up to $6,000 for fertility medication therapy and as much as $10,000 for assisted reproductive technologies.