{"id":22974,"date":"2015-12-15T07:00:32","date_gmt":"2015-12-15T05:00:32","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blog.ivi-fertility.com\/en\/?p=2123"},"modified":"2022-04-12T17:35:56","modified_gmt":"2022-04-12T15:35:56","slug":"dr-salazar-answers-to-your-questions","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/ivi-fertility.com\/blog\/dr-salazar-answers-to-your-questions\/","title":{"rendered":"Dr. Salazar answers to your questions"},"content":{"rendered":"
Dr. Anabel Salazar (@salazaranabel<\/a>), M\u00e1laga’s IVI director, has answered the questions that patients made at a recent meeting via Twitter. In this post we have compiled all the questions and answers so it will be easier for you to have all the information together and less doubts about it.<\/p>\n ANSWER: The only time a woman can conceive is during “fertile window” of menstrual cycle, which vary depending on the individual’s cycle. Timing intercourse in the 6 days leading up to and including ovulation is the window with highest chance of conception.<\/p>\n ANSWER: Affects 20% women. Great number of them have no problems, others may have problems because they do not ovulate, or have irregular cycles or lack of menstruation.<\/p>\n ANSWER: Affects sperm count and quality, eggs quality and also offspring health, read this interesting blog entrance<\/p>\n ANSWER: Take folic acid, do not be overweight, stop smoking, cut alcohol, healthy diet, some exercise, and mostly\u2026do not leave it too late.<\/p>\n ANSWER: After one year of regular unprotected intercourse, no longer than 6 months if >35 years old or you know already about an infertility risk factor http:\/\/www.reproductivefacts.org\/Defining_Infertility\/<\/a><\/p>\n ANSWER: There is some evidence that moderate exercise benefits fertility and that high intensity and high frequency exercise may adversely affect fertility.<\/p>\n ANSWER: At IVI assisted reproduction clinics<\/a>, techniques such as egg donation<\/a>, give an accumulated pregnancy rate of close to 96% over three attempts. See clinical results from 2014. https:\/\/ivi-fertility.com\/clinical-results\/<\/a><\/p>\n ANSWER: Insemination in a clinic increases chances and safety of the procedure. Legalities of the process depends on the country. Read more http:\/\/pregnancy.lovetoknow.com\/wiki\/Home_Artificial_Insemination<\/a><\/p>\n ANSWER: More than 50% get pregnant first IVF<\/a> attempt, 3-4 cycles lead to 85-90% success rate.<\/p>\n ANSWER: Usually it is shared decision making, but it is mandatory 1 embryo for women over 45 years and those with medical contraindications.<\/p>\n ANSWER: Not medical evidence, but process itself may cause higher levels of anxiety which may be cope by patients with the help of medical and psychologist team.<\/p>\n ANSWER: Depends of the country law, in Spain the clinic will select the most suitable donor according to the female phenotype and immunology.<\/p>\n ANSWER: There is no scientific evidence<\/p>\n ANSWER: Not always, in implantation failure patients single embryo transfer may benefit maternal tolerance according to latest immunologist studies.<\/p>\n ANSWER: It is a solidification process in which the oocytes are treated with cryoprotective substances and submerged in liquid nitrogen at a temperature of -196\u00b0C. Same steps as IVF<\/strong>, ovarian stimulation with hormones, aspiration of them under anaesthesia vaginally, vitrified and stored in liquid nitrogen. ANSWER: Survival figures of up to 97% have been achieved for young patients (<\/p>\nQUESTION: When is the optimum time each month to try for a baby?<\/h3>\n
QUESTION: I suffer from PCOS does this mean I am going to struggle to conceive a baby?<\/h3>\n
QUESTION: Does smoking really affect fertility?<\/h3>\n
QUESTION: Are there any lifestyle tips or foods we should eat to increase our chances of conceiving?<\/h3>\n
QUESTION: How long should I try for a baby before seeking expert help?<\/h3>\n
QUESTION: How can exercise, or lack of, affect fertility?<\/h3>\n
QUESTION: I’m 42 with a low AMH level, which clinic has the highest success rate for donor IVF?<\/h3>\n
QUESTION: I\u2019ve heard there are home sperm banking kits for single mothers. Are they reliable?<\/h3>\n
QUESTION: Hello! How long does it take on average to get pregnant? Or what\u2019s the average number of treatments people need?<\/h3>\n
QUESTION: Who decides how many embryos get transferred \u2014 the patient or the doctor? 1 or 2 embryos?<\/h3>\n
QUESTION: Can fertility medication cause anxiety?<\/h3>\n
QUESTION: I want to be a single mum. Who decides on the donor and what he should look like?<\/h3>\n
QUESTION: Is there a link between when you get your first period and your ovarian reserve?<\/h3>\n
QUESTION: Is there a greater chance of getting pregnant with multiple embryo transfers?<\/h3>\n
QUESTION: What does egg freezing involve?<\/h3>\n
\nhttps:\/\/ivi-fertility.com\/patients\/assisted-reproduction-techniques\/vitrification-of-oocytes\/IVIanswers<\/p>\nQUESTION: What is the optimum age to have your eggs frozen?<\/h3>\n
QUESTION: Does egg freezing diminish the quality of the eggs?<\/h3>\n