Description
Why Choose a Personalized ART Package?
In many infertility cases, general treatments fall short—especially when complex factors like poor sperm quality, uterine abnormalities, or recurrent miscarriage history are involved. The personalized ART package, managed by a fertility specialist, enables each couple to follow the most effective treatment path tailored to their unique genetic, age-related, and anatomical conditions—from intrauterine insemination (IUI) to embryo transfer guided by PGT.
1. Accurate Diagnosis and Treatment Planning
- IUF (Intrauterine Fertilization):
For cases with low sperm quality (poor motility, low count), IUF offers a less invasive and often more suitable alternative to IVF. - IVF Test:
Determines whether IVF is appropriate by assessing uterine conditions such as endometrial thickness or inflammation, which might necessitate alternative approaches like IUF. - PGT-CA/M (Preimplantation Genetic Testing for Chromosomal Aneuploidy/Mutations):
Genetic screening of embryos before transfer is recommended for:- Recurrent miscarriage
- Maternal age over 35
- Family history of genetic disorders
PGT enhances the chances of successful pregnancy and reduces miscarriage risk.
2. Egg and Embryo Freezing and Storage
- Egg Freezing:
Ideal for women facing diminished ovarian reserve, cancer patients prior to chemotherapy, or those opting to delay pregnancy—providing a safe fertility preservation option. - Embryo Freezing:
When multiple good-quality embryos are produced, freezing allows their use in future cycles without repeated ovarian stimulation, saving time, cost, and stress.
3. Gamete and Uterus Donation
- Egg or Embryo Donation:
For cases like ovarian failure, poor egg quality, or genetic risks, donor eggs or embryos provide a viable pathway to parenthood. All donors undergo comprehensive screening. - Uterus Donation:
For women with congenital uterine anomalies or hysterectomy, a donated uterus combined with IVF can enable pregnancy by implanting the embryo into the donor uterus.
4. Regular Treatment Care
Multiple specialist visits and personalized medication adjustments
A precise scheduling of visits by the fertility specialist enables careful monitoring of ovarian stimulation response, ultrasound assessment of follicle development, and accurate adjustment of the treatment protocol.
Egg retrieval and embryo transfer
- Egg retrieval under short anesthesia
- Processing of partner or donor sperm/gametes
- Advanced embryo culture and selection in the lab
- Embryo transfer timed precisely and aligned with PGT results
5. Comprehensive Follow-up Post-Transfer
- Pregnancy tests (β‑hCG) conducted 12 days after embryo transfer
- Management of positive or negative results with further imaging and ultrasounds
- Use of frozen embryos for future cycles if needed
6. Benefits of Personalized ART Package
- Tailored treatment considering individual factors: age, sperm quality, medical history, genetics, and uterine anatomy
- Combining methods (e.g., IVF + PGT) to maximize success rates
- Saving time and resources by preserving eggs or embryos for later use
- Lowering miscarriage and genetic disorder risks through preimplantation testing
- Continuous expert support throughout the fertility journey
Recommended Treatment Timeline (6–8 months)
| Stage | Description | Timing |
| Diagnosis | IUF/IVF tests and hormonal analysis | Week 1 |
| Initial Consultation | Treatment planning, medications, freezing options | Week 2 |
| Ovarian Stimulation & Sperm Collection | Medication, ultrasound monitoring, gamete retrieval | Weeks 3–5 |
| Embryo Production & Genetic Screening (PGT) | Embryo culture and chromosomal testing | Weeks 5–6 |
| Embryo Transfer or Initial Freezing | Implantation or storage | Weeks 6–7 |
| Pregnancy Monitoring & Follow-up Tests | hCG testing, ultrasounds to confirm pregnancy | Weeks 8–9 |
| Use of Frozen Embryos in Future Cycles | Planned as needed, up to one year later | Up to 1 year |
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can everyone undergo PGT testing?
PGT is generally recommended for women over 35, those with recurrent miscarriages, or genetic disorders. The decision to perform PGT is based on initial evaluations by the specialist. - Does egg or embryo freezing mean giving up natural pregnancy?
No. Freezing is a supportive option for future fertility and is used alongside active treatments. Frozen eggs or embryos are only used upon subsequent return for treatment. - Are there legal or ethical requirements for using donated uterus or gametes?
Yes. All procedures occur after thorough medical testing, imaging, and donor screening, following strict ethical and legal standards.
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