Empty Follicles In IVF Treatment
An abnormal hormonal environment, or an underlying genetic condition can give rise to empty follicles in ovary during IVF treatment cycle.
An abnormal hormonal environment, or an underlying genetic condition can give rise to empty follicles in ovary during IVF treatment cycle.
During the menstrual cycle, when the eggs are not released from the ovaries, anovulation occurs resulting in your negative ovulation tests.Â
Adenomyosis is different from endometriosis, here the endometrial lining grows into the muscle layers of uterus.
In patients with repeated fertilization failure following ICSI technique, switching to donor sperm can be considered.
Genetic karyotyping results identify the problem, might help you for decision-making and guide further course of treatment.
Cancer treatment affects fertility in couples. It makes pregnancy more challenging and may question the decision to have children.
Endometriosis may cause infertility through affecting egg quality and diminishing egg count in the ovary of young women.
Complete molar pregnancy has only placental parts without the fetus. It forms when the sperm of the husband fertilizes an empty egg.
An anembryonic pregnancy otherwise called a blighted ovum is when the empty gestational sac grows without an embryo.
The aim of the trigger shot in IVF treatment is to send egg cells into a reproductive division called meiosis and yield mature oocytes.
Designer babies have become a reality through introducing the desired genetic material into the embryo or into the sperm and/or egg.
Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) is a concentrated blood product that is rich in platelets having natural healing and regenerative properties.
Stem cell for male infertility is an advanced and promising era. These are precursor cells which can be grown into germ cells in men.
A semen culture test is usually carried out before an In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) or an IntraUterine Insemination (IUI) procedure.
Testicular tissue cryopreservation include a large quantity of cells retrieved from testes of male which contain mature and immature sperms.
Physicians believe that the urge to become pregnant is the most common cause of pseudocyesis or phantom pregnancy.