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FertilityYour egg quality also depends on your metabolism
Age carries weight, and it is not the only thing. How insulin resistance and glucose handling relate to the environment where your eggs mature, and which tests help you see it.
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FertilityAnesthesiologist's Day: what this specialist does and why they matter in surgery
Their work starts before you enter the operating room and continues after you leave. Five functions that usually go unnoticed, and what changes when the surgery relates to your fertility.
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FertilityWorld Mental Health Day: the importance of listening to what your mind needs
Stress does not cause infertility, and a long search still takes an emotional toll. Five signs worth not ignoring, and why asking for support is part of taking care of yourself rather than a weakness.
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FertilityFertility rate in Mexico: why women are having fewer children
Mexico's fertility rate fell from 1.9 to 1.2 children per woman in just five years, according to INEGI. What is behind that shift, and why the conversation about fertility no longer starts when a problem appears.
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FertilityIs losing weight enough to improve fertility?
Weight matters, and reducing fertility to a number on the scale leaves out a great deal. What metabolism, hormones, age, and ovarian reserve actually contribute, and when to have them evaluated.
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FertilityLow ovarian reserve: what it means, how it is diagnosed, and what options exist
If you have been told you have low ovarian reserve, the result reflects quantity of eggs, not quality, and it does not determine on its own whether you can conceive. How it is diagnosed with AMH, antral follicles, and FSH.
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Assisted ReproductionIn vitro fertilization: 5 things to know before you start
There is no direct relationship between number of eggs and number of babies, and not every added technology helps in every case. Five things worth understanding about the process before beginning IVF.
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Assisted ReproductionSurrogacy in Mexico: what it involves and why we should talk about it without stigma
Who carries the pregnancy and who provides the genetic material are two different things. What a surrogacy program in Mexico actually involves, who takes part, and why medical and legal support defines the process.
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FertilityWhat does your menstrual cycle say about your fertility?
Your cycle offers clues about ovulation and your hormones, and it still is not a fertility test. Which variations fall within the expected range, which ones are worth reviewing, and when to seek an evaluation.
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FertilityOvarian cancer: symptoms, risk factors, and why early detection matters
Most abdominal discomfort has common causes and does not mean cancer. What is worth recognizing is when a change persists. Symptoms, risk factors, and when it makes sense to see a specialist.
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FertilityMotherhood after 40: how can regenerative medicine help?
If you are trying to have a baby after 40, age matters, but a single marker does not tell your whole story. How ovarian reserve and egg quality are actually assessed, and when regenerative medicine enters the conversation.
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Assisted ReproductionMedical Ethics in Fertility: What You Should Be Able to Ask Your Clinic
September 18 is World Medical Ethics Day. In reproductive medicine, where decisions are expensive and emotions run high, transparency stops being an abstract value. These are the questions you have every right to ask and the answers you should expect.
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Assisted ReproductionWorld Cystic Fibrosis Day: Genetic Testing and Reproductive Planning
Most people who carry cystic fibrosis have no symptoms and do not know they can pass it on. When both partners are carriers, there is a 25% chance in every pregnancy. Here is what carrier screening involves and what options exist.
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FertilityWorld Reproductive Health Day: Knowing Your Fertility Before You Need It
Many conditions that affect fertility progress without symptoms, and plenty of people find out only after months of trying. Here is what changes at each stage of life, which tests give a real picture, and why early information widens your options.
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FertilityPMOS Awareness Month: Why Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Changed Its Name
Since May 2026, polycystic ovary syndrome is officially called polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS). The change is not cosmetic: it reflects that the condition involves metabolism and several hormones, not just the ovaries. Here is what it means for your diagnosis and your fertility.
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FertilityWorld Sexual Health Day: Caring for It Also Means Caring for Your Fertility
World Sexual Health Day is observed every September 4. The conversation usually stops at contraception and infections, but there is a part rarely discussed: several conditions affecting sexual health also influence reproductive capacity, and many progress without symptoms.
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FertilityMicrobiome and Fertility: The Role of the Gut in Reproductive Health
Millions of bacteria in your gut take part in estrogen metabolism, inflammation, and your immune defenses. Here is what the evidence says about their relationship with fertility, which habits help, and why probiotics are not the answer yet.
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Assisted ReproductionInternational Obstetrics Day: The Specialty That Supports Every Pregnancy from the First Heartbeat
International Obstetrics Day is observed every August 31. Here is what an obstetrician actually does, why prenatal care changes the outlook of a pregnancy, and how this specialty coordinates with reproductive medicine when the baby arrived after treatment.
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FertilityEpigenetics and Fertility: How Your Lifestyle Influences Egg and Sperm Quality
Your genes are the ones you inherited, but your habits influence how they are expressed. Epigenetics explains why nutrition, sleep, stress, and metabolic health can change the quality of your eggs and sperm, and which of those factors are actually within your reach.
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Assisted ReproductionGrandparents’ Day: The Love You Once Received… and Now Dream of Seeing Bloom
Every August 28th, Mexico celebrates Grandparents’ Day. For anyone trying to have a baby, the date also stirs a quieter wish: seeing their own parents become grandparents. Here is what happens to fertility as the years pass, how to find out where you stand, and what options exist today.
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FertilityFatigue, Stress, and Difficulty Getting Pregnant: When the Body Enters Survival Mode
Chronic stress and fatigue can push the body into survival mode and affect fertility. Learn about this connection and how to restore balance.
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FertilityMale Fertility in 2026: Why Sperm Alterations Are on the Rise
More men are showing sperm alterations. These are the causes behind the 2026 trend and how male fertility is evaluated today.
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IngenesIngenes Houston Named the Best Fertility Clinic in Spring, Texas 2026
BusinessRate recognized Ingenes Houston as the Best Fertility Clinic in Spring, Texas 2026, based on its patients' reviews and ratings.
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FertilityInsulin Resistance and Fertility: The Metabolic Link Many Couples Don't Know About
Insulin resistance can affect ovulation, egg quality, and implantation. Learn the warning signs and how this metabolic factor is evaluated.
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FertilityNutrition and Fertility: What Really Matters and What's Just a Myth
Nutrition does influence fertility, but not the way myths claim. Learn which habits truly help and when to seek specialized fertility care.
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TestimonialsA Promise to My Heart: The Journey That Led Me to Cielo
After several losses and years of waiting, Marisol found at Ingenes the support that led her to Cielo. A story of hope and motherhood.
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NewsEmbryologist Day: The Story of the First Baby Born Through IVF
On Embryologist Day we revisit the first IVF birth and the key role embryologists play in every assisted reproduction treatment.
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FertilitySperm Quality: The Most Underestimated Factor in Fertility
Sperm quality shapes fertilization, embryo development, and pregnancy. Learn what it measures, why it matters, and how male fertility is evaluated.
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Assisted ReproductionWhat Options Exist When Pregnancy Does Not Happen Naturally?
What options exist when pregnancy does not happen naturally? Learn about fertility evaluation, assisted reproduction, donation, ROPA, surrogacy, and fertility preservation options.
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TestimonialsThree Attempts, 18 Years of Waiting, and a Daughter Who Changed My Life
After 18 years of waiting and three attempts, Fátima welcomed Eva, the daughter who changed her life.
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Assisted ReproductionWhy Do Only Some Eggs Become Fertilized During IVF?
Learn why not every egg retrieved in IVF becomes fertilized and how egg maturity, egg quality, sperm factors, and personalized evaluation can influence results.
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Fertility5 Years Transforming Stories into Families: Celebrating Ingenes Morelia
Ingenes Morelia celebrates five years of supporting families with specialized fertility care, advanced reproductive medicine, and personalized support.
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FertilityAge: A Key Factor in Fertility
Age is one of the most important factors in fertility. Learn how fertility changes over time and what options reproductive medicine can offer.
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FertilityInternational LGBTQ+ Pride Day: Celebrating Diversity, Love, and the Right to Build a Family
International LGBTQ+ Pride Day celebrates diversity, inclusion, and the right of every person to build the family they envision through assisted reproduction.
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FertilityYellow Day: The Happiest Day of the Year and the Happiness of Building the Family You Dream Of
Yellow Day invites us to reflect on happiness, hope, and the dream of building a family through today's reproductive medicine possibilities.
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Assisted ReproductionCan You Feel the Exact Moment the Egg and Sperm Meet? What Really Happens at the Beginning of Life
Natural fertilization cannot be physically felt, but assisted reproduction makes it possible to observe, confirm, and monitor this early moment of embryo development.
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Assisted ReproductionThe Uterine Environment Matters Too: The Invisible Factor That Can Affect Implantation
The uterine environment can affect implantation, even when good quality embryos exist. Learn why endometrial receptivity, inflammation, microbiota, and timing matter in assisted reproduction.
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FertilityFather's Day: The Dream of Being a Dad Also Deserves to Be Heard
Father's Day is also a moment to recognize the men who dream of becoming dads and the possibilities that assisted reproduction offers today.
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FertilityInternational Men’s Health Week: Why Male Fertility Matters Too
International Men’s Health Week is an opportunity to talk about prevention, early diagnosis, and the tools that now exist to support male fertility.
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FertilityDo you have endometriosis and want to have a baby? Here's what's possible today
Endometriosis affects one in ten women of reproductive age. Modern medicine has changed the picture completely: high-complexity treatments, genetic analysis, endometrial preparation and integral support make having your baby home possible.
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IngenesFrom a 3.6 mm endometrium to a healthy baby: the TripleMed™ case study published in Clinical Case Reports
A couple who had already had a baby at Ingenes came back for a second one. She, 36, with PMOS and insulin resistance; he, with a male factor. After a transfer that did not implant, the team corrected her metabolism with a ketogenic diet and added the Implantation Score, PGT-A, and Endogen™ until pregnancy was achieved. Case published in Clinical Case Reports.
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FertilityWorld Fertility Day: time to talk about the new ways to build a family
Every World Fertility Day reminds us that millions of people share the wish to have a baby. Today reproductive medicine offers more tools, personalized diagnostics, and diverse ways to build a family.
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NewsWhy is the decision to have a baby changing in Mexico? What current demographics reveal about fertility, motherhood, and new families
In 1996, Mexican women had 2.8 children on average; today the number is closer to 1.4. Behind the drop in birth rates lies a profound transformation in how new generations live motherhood and fatherhood.
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IngenesIngenes Puerto Vallarta: A New Reference in High-Specialty Reproductive Medicine in Mexico
On May 4 we opened Ingenes Puerto Vallarta, a new branch with high-complexity technology, personalized care, and the medical leadership of Dr. Sara Jacobo Nájera. Discover what makes it a new reference in fertility.
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IngenesTripleMed™: the Ingenes model that is transforming modern fertility
TripleMed™ combines Reproductive Medicine, Regenerative & Genetic Medicine, and Metabolic Medicine in a single personalized plan. It's Ingenes' exclusive model that allows addressing complex cases from three medical fronts simultaneously.
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FertilityGoodbye to PCOS: Why Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Now Has a New Name, PMOS
For years, millions of women heard the same diagnosis: Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, known as PCOS. And for years, something important also happened: many patients felt that the name never fully explained what they were actually experiencing. Because PCOS was never just about “cysts on the ovaries.” Ma
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FertilityNutrition and fertility: the real impact of your diet when trying to have a baby
Every May 28th, Nutrition Day invites us to look at food as much more than a source of energy: it's pure biological information. In the field of high complexity assisted reproduction, nutrition has stopped being mere lifestyle advice and has become a strategic clinical tool. What we consume today direct
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TestimonialsYears of Struggles Didn’t Stop Us: Today We Hold Our Son in Our Arms
Hi, we’re Guadalupe and Josué, and we are the parents of a 26 year old daughter and Ángel, our son who came into our lives when we thought it was no longer possible. For a long time, we believed that because we had already had a child, getting pregnant again would be easy. We thought it would just b
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Assisted ReproductionHow many attempts do you really need to have a baby? What changes when you have a strategy from the start
One of the most frequent questions, and perhaps the one that generates the most anxiety during an initial consultation is: «How many tries will it take?» The uncertainty of not knowing how much time or how many stages the journey to your baby will involve is often the heaviest emotional burden for t
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TestimonialsEach Year of Waiting Taught Us That the Hardest Dreams Do Come True
Hi, I’m María de los Ángeles Rivera Castro, and I’m Liam’s mom. Today I want to share our experience at Ingenes, a journey that, although filled with challenges, ended up becoming the greatest joy of our lives. Before coming to Ingenes, we had tried many other places and were turned away again and
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FertilityChildren’s Day: when the desire to have a baby is also part of this day
Children’s Day is often filled with images, celebrations, and moments centered around childhood. For many people, it’s a day experienced through joy, play, and memories. But for those who are trying to have a baby, this date can feel different. It’s not always talked about, but it’s completely valid
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Assisted ReproductionBeyond IVF: How Assisted Reproduction Has Evolved in Recent Years
For decades, In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) was the generic term used to describe any attempt to conceive with medical assistance. However, today, referring only to IVF is insufficient to describe the level of precision that reproductive medicine has reached. This field has transitioned from a standar
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FertilityThe Meaning of Family Today: New Paths to Fulfilling the Dream of Having a Baby
Every May, the world stops to recognize the importance of the most fundamental core of our society: International Day of Families. However, the definition of what it means to «build a family» has evolved profoundly over the last few decades. Today, family is not limited to a traditional concept; it
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IngenesThe Role of Nursing: Why It’s Vital While You Are Looking for a Baby
When a woman or a couple dreams of having a baby and decides to seek expert support, it’s common to imagine that the entire process happens only between microscopes and medical appointments. However, there is a constant presence that becomes the soul of the entire experience: the members of our nurs
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FertilityThe Path to Your Baby: A Message of Hope for Those Who Never Give Up
Mother’s Day is often a date filled with mixed emotions. While the world fills with celebrations, for you, it might feel like a silent reminder of a space that is still waiting to be filled. If you have gone through multiple attempts, if you have received diagnoses that don’t quite explain why, or i
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FertilityThe Impact of World Ovarian Cancer Day on Reproductive Health
Every year on May 8th, the world comes together to commemorate World Ovarian Cancer Day. This date seeks not only to raise awareness about one of the most silent oncological pathologies but also to open a deep conversation about the preservation of life and fertility. For those facing this diagnosis
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IngenesThe Heart of Ingenes: Celebrating National Nurses Day
The path toward motherhood and fatherhood is, perhaps, one of the most transformative processes a person can go through. In this journey, science and technology play a decisive role, but there is a component that acts as the glue for the entire experience: the human factor. Within the framework of N
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FertilityEgg quality vs quantity: what really matters to achieve pregnancy
When talking about fertility, one of the first questions is usually: how many eggs do I have? For years, the conversation has focused on quantity, especially through tests such as Anti-Müllerian Hormone or follicle count. However, there is a key point that is not always explained with the same clari
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Testimonials15 Years Waiting… and Today My Son Sleeps in My Arms
Hi, we’re Astrid and Raúl, and this is the story of how Raúlito came into our lives, our most awaited baby. We started trying to get pregnant about 15 years ago. At first, we thought it was just a matter of time: “it’ll happen.” We saw gynecologists, went to appointments, and heard many times that “e
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FertilityThe U.S. Records Its Lowest Fertility Rate: What This Shift Reveals About Having a Baby Today
In 2025, the fertility rate in the United States reached its lowest level ever recorded. According to data from the National Center for Health Statistics, approximately 3.6 million babies were born, representing a 1% decrease compared to the previous year. The overall fertility rate dropped to 53.1
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FertilityUnexplained Infertility: Why It Happens and What to Do Next
Receiving a diagnosis of unexplained infertility can be one of the most confusing experiences on the path to having a baby. After tests, consultations, and evaluations, hearing that “everything looks normal” but pregnancy still isn’t happening creates a difficult situation to process. There’s no cle
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FertilityWorld Laboratory Day: where the possibility of having a baby begins
Every April 23, World Laboratory Day is observed, a date that recognizes the scientific work behind many advances in healthcare. When we think about medical care, we usually imagine consultations, diagnoses, or treatments. However, there is a space that is rarely mentioned and that, in many cases, de
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TestimonialsI Did Everything Possible to Achieve My Miracle, and Today I Have My Elena
Hi, I’m Daniela, I’m 31 years old, and I’m the mom of Julia Elena. For a long time, I believed that because I was young, my body would simply respond when the time came. I was in a stable relationship, I wasn’t using any protection at all, and still, the years went by without a single pregnancy. Som
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TestimonialsAgainst all odds, our children arrived and filled our lives with light
Hi, I’m Ruth Goyena Pacheco and this is Diego Pérez Cid. We are the proud parents of Jazmín and Diego Cid, and we’re part of the Ingenes family. Our journey to having children was incredibly difficult. We had previously lost a baby, and I was diagnosed with severe preeclampsia and HELLP syndrome. Do
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FertilityNational Infertility Awareness Week: understanding infertility beyond the failed attempt
Every year, during the last week of April, National Infertility Awareness Week (NIAW) is observed, an initiative that aims to bring visibility to a topic that, although more common than many think, is often experienced in silence: infertility. Talking about infertility is not about a single diagnosis
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ResearchDNA Day: how genetic information influences your chances of having a baby
Every April 25, DNA Day is observed, a date that recognizes one of the most important scientific discoveries in history: the structure of deoxyribonucleic acid, better known as DNA. Beyond its scientific relevance, DNA has a direct impact on something much closer: how your body functions. From physic
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FertilityWorld Health Day: why understanding your body today can change your chances of having a baby
Every year on April 7, World Health Day is observed, a date often associated with habits, prevention, and overall well-being. However, there is one aspect that is not always part of this conversation and is essential: reproductive health. Fertility is not an isolated event that begins when you decide
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FertilityIdeal Age to Freeze Your Eggs: What Really Matters When Making This Decision
Talking about fertility today is no longer just about “when do you want to have a baby,” but also about what options you have now to decide more freely in the future. In that context, egg freezing has become an increasingly relevant option for many women: for those who don’t want a baby yet, for tho
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FertilityWorld Endometriosis Day: what you should know (symptoms, diagnosis, and how it can affect fertility)
World Endometriosis Day is observed on March 14, and March is often dedicated to endometriosis awareness internationally.Beyond the date, what matters is the very real issue it highlights: endometriosis is common, it can take years to diagnose, and for some women, it can directly affect fertility. T
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IngenesNational Doctors’ Day: Celebrating the Impact of Medicine in Reproductive Health
Every year on March 30, the United States observes National Doctors’ Day, a day dedicated to recognizing the tireless work and commitment of medical professionals across the country. This celebration honors their role in improving health, saving lives, and making a positive impact on the well-being
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FertilityWorld Day for Cervical Cancer Prevention: What Really Prevents It, What Detects It Early, and Why It Matters for Your Fertility Too
The World Day for Cervical Cancer Prevention is a day to talk about something very concrete: this type of cancer, in many cases, can be prevented and can be detected early when regular screening becomes part of routine care. This isn’t about fear, it’s about public health, clear information, and time
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ResearchIn Vitro Fertilization in Complex Cases: How a Multi-Level Approach Helped Achieve a Pregnancy
In assisted reproduction, not all cases can be explained by a single factor. Some patients face challenges not only with egg quality, or embryo genetics, or the endometrium alone. Often, multiple elements are interfering at the same time, and this requires a deeper, more precise, and well-coordinate
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FertilityFibroids, Polyps, and Adenomyosis: When They Do Affect Implantation, and When They Don’t
Sometimes a routine test can shift your whole mood. You go in for an ultrasound and leave with three new words on the report: fibroid, polyp, or adenomyosis. They don’t necessarily sound “serious” on their own, but when you’re trying to have a baby, it’s natural for them to feel important. Here’s the
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FertilityMarch 8: Being a Woman Also Means Choosing Your Fertility, at Your Pace
On March 8, we observe International Women’s Day. And beyond being a date on the calendar, it can be a moment to recognize everything a woman carries: her goals, her health, her story, her timing… and her decisions. Because not all women are in the same stage of life.Some are trying to have a baby r
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FertilityFertility and Thyroid: The “Small” Hormone Detail That Can Change Your Path to Having a Baby
When someone has been trying to have a baby and it hasn’t happened, it’s common to focus first on what feels most “obvious”: ovaries, fallopian tubes, endometriosis, semen analysis. And yes, those things matter. But there’s one area that often gets overlooked because it doesn’t always cause clear sym
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TestimonialsFrom Waiting to Hope: Gisela, Marco, and Fernanda’s Journey with Ingenes
Some couples arrive at a fertility clinic carrying a mix of emotions that’s hard to put into words, hope, exhaustion, fear, expectation, and a question that grows heavier with every passing month. Gisela and Marco came to Ingenes after two years of trying to have a baby. They weren’t there out of cur
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IngenesFamily Day: When the Desire to Have a Baby Finds a Path
In Mexico, Family Day is observed on the first Sunday of March. And while for many people it’s a date to get together, for others it feels different: it shows up on social media, in ads, in conversations… and it reminds you of something very personal. Because when you’re trying to have a baby and yo
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FertilityWhat This BAFTA-Winning Short Reveals About Endometriosis
There are pieces of content that don’t feel like “information,” but rather like a window into something many women live with, even when it isn’t visible from the outside. The short film “This Is Endometriosis: Finding Strength” highlights a concrete reality: endometriosis is not just “bad period pain
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Testimonials«Our Greatest Gift Arrived When We Learned to Trust»
Hi, we’re Carla and Diego, and we are the parents of Santiago and Sebastián, our two miracles. We always believed that because we were young, the path to becoming parents would be simple. We thought it would just be a matter of trying and waiting for a positive test… but the positives never came. Af
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FertilityEndometriosis: “Silent” Signs Many Women Normalize
There are discomforts that, over time, become part of your routine. You learn to “push through,” to carry painkillers in your bag, to cancel plans when you’re on your period, to think that this is just how your body is. Sometimes you don’t even call it pain, you call it “my bad period,” “my heavy cyc
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IngenesWorld Cancer Day: Why It’s Also About Fertility, Timing, and Hope
Every February 4, World Cancer Day reminds us of something deeply human: behind every diagnosis, there is a person, a story, and plans that still matter. And among those plans, for many women (and also for many men), there’s one that often stays unspoken: being able to have a baby after treatment. A
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FertilityInfertility: The Most Common Conditions
When you’ve been trying to have a baby and it hasn’t happened, what feels hardest isn’t always the “unknown”, it’s the sense that you’re moving forward without a map. Sometimes there are clear symptoms; sometimes there aren’t. In many cases, what’s missing isn’t “trying more,” but understanding what
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TestimonialsYareth came and changed our lives
Hi, I’m Itzel, Yareth’s mom, and he is our little miracle. After two years of trying to have a baby, with several losses along the way, we realized we needed specialized help. That’s when we found Ingenes. After learning about their experience, success stories, and the testimonies of other families
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FertilityMaternity After 40: What’s Changing (and Why It Matters)
For a long time, maternity was almost exclusively linked to an early stage of life. Socially, it was assumed that becoming a mother had to happen “on time,” before a certain age, and that after that point, the chances decreased dramatically. However, that narrative no longer reflects today’s reality
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FertilidadAge Can Make A Difference In Your Fertility
Fertility doesn’t disappear overnight, but it does change over time. And although this is a biological reality known in medicine for decades, in everyday life it’s not always discussed clearly in terms of what it means. Many people grow up with the idea that as long as there is good health and regul
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FertilidadInternational Day Of Women And Girls In Science: When Knowledge Transforms Fertility
Every medical advance that today makes it possible to offer a real chance to have a baby shares one common origin: science. And at the heart of that science, throughout history, there have been women who dedicated their lives to knowledge, research, and innovation. On February 9, International Day o
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IngenesGeneticist Day: The Science That Transforms Information Into Real Possibilities
Every February 8, Geneticist Day is observed, an opportunity to recognize the work of those who dedicate their scientific knowledge to studying, interpreting, and applying genetic information with a clear goal: improving people’s quality of life. In the field of reproductive health, their work has b
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FertilityMen’s Health Month: taking care of your health today also means taking care of your fertility
Talking about men’s health is still, for many men, a postponed topic. Not due to lack of information, but because of habit, stigma, or the mistaken idea that “if it doesn’t hurt, nothing is wrong.” However, during February, the is commemorated Men’s Health Month is a direct invitation to change that
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FertilityWhat to Do If You’ve Been Trying to Get Pregnant for Years Without Success
Trying to get pregnant for months, or even years, without success can become a deeply exhausting experience. At the beginning, there is usually excitement, expectation, and confidence that “it’s just a matter of time.” But when that time stretches on, frustration, doubt, emotional fatigue, and often t
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FertilityOvagen™: An Alternative for Women with Low Ovarian Response
Receiving a diagnosis of low ovarian response can raise many questions, uncertainty, and, in many cases, fear. For many women, this diagnosis appears after one or more unsuccessful attempts to achieve pregnancy, or even when beginning fertility testing without having tried before. The feeling is oft
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FertilityMexico and Fertility Today: A Call to Get Informed in Time
Talking about fertility in Mexico today means facing a reality that is quietly, but profoundly, changing. Decisions about when to have a baby no longer follow the same timelines or circumstances as they did decades ago. Today, more people are postponing motherhood and fatherhood, and while these decis
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FertilityCan I Become a Mom If I Only Have One Ovary?
Finding out that you only have one ovary, whether due to a previous surgery, a medical condition, or a congenital situation, can bring up many emotions at once. For many women, this news comes with fear, uncertainty, and a deeply personal question:Can I still have a baby? At Ingenes, this is one of th
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IngenesBiologist Day: The Science That Makes the Dream of Having a Baby Possible
Every advance in assisted reproduction, every accurate diagnosis, and every treatment that offers a real possibility of having a baby has one thing in common: science. And at the center of that science are biologists, professionals whose work is essential to understanding life, protecting it, and sup
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TestimonialsWhen Listening to Your Heart Changes Everything: Selene and Sofía’s Journey with Ingenes
Becoming a mother doesn’t always happen the way we imagine it. For many women, the path to motherhood isn’t linear, it requires pausing, gathering courage, and reconnecting with oneself. This was true for Selene, a woman who, as she approached 40, finally decided to follow a quiet voice that had liv
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IngenesMay 2026 Be a New Beginning, a New Hope to Have Your Baby
A new year begins… and with it, the chance to change your story The start of a new year is usually full of good wishes, resolutions, and rituals to attract health, success, and love. But if there’s one desire that stands out above the rest, it’s the dream of starting a family. If you’re reading this
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IngenesNurse’s Day: A Tribute to the Dedication and Commitment of Nurses in Reproductive Health
January 6th is a special day in Mexico: Nurse’s Day. This day is celebrated not only in the country but has become a tribute to those who dedicate their lives to the health and well-being of their patients. In Mexico, this date was established in 1931 by Dr. José Castro Villagrana, who considered nu
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Next Christmas You Could Be Holding Your Baby: Today You Can Take the First Step
A Wish That Can Come True Christmas is a season full of emotions, memories, lights, promises, and dreams. For those who have been trying to have a baby without success, it can also be a bittersweet time: while others celebrate with children’s laughter, you may feel like something’s missing. That som
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4 Most Common Causes of Pregnancy Loss: What Ingenes Can Do for You
Pregnancy loss is one of the most painful and challenging experiences a person can go through. While science has advanced significantly, there are still situations in which couples face this difficult trial. At Ingenes, we understand that each story is unique, and every woman who has suffered a loss
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Menstrual Pain Is Not Normal: It Could Be a Sign of Infertility
For many women, experiencing pain during their period has become a routine part of life. A necessary evil. Something you just “deal with.” But what if that pain is actually a warning sign? What if the discomfort that forces you to cancel plans, miss work, or rely on strong painkillers every month is
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How to Become a Mom with Your Own Eggs After 40
Becoming a mom with your own eggs after 40 is not only possible, today, thanks to advances in reproductive medicine, it’s a reality thousands of women have achieved. While age does present a natural challenge to fertility, there are also real scientific solutions for those who aren’t ready to give
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TestimonialsOur Miracle Came True: The Story of Our Twin Girls, Thanks to Ingenes
Our story began a few years ago, when we decided to seek help to fulfill our dream of becoming parents. I already had two older daughters, but due to a sterilization, I was no longer able to conceive naturally. For a long time, we tried at different places, but we always ran into frustration, high c
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IngenesIngenes and the World Fertility Awards: A Global Commitment to Assisted Reproduction
A Global Recognition We Are Now Part Of This year marks a very special milestone for Ingenes and for all the people who are part of our community. We are pleased to publicly announce that Ingenes is now part of the global committee of the World Fertility Awards, an international space that recogniz
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IngenesIngenes: Recognized for Transforming Lives with Science and Humanity as a Company of Exceptional Practices
A source of pride that inspires us to keep making the extraordinary possible It´s an enormous pride for all of us who are part of Ingenes. We are deeply excited to share that we have been nationally recognized as a Company of Exceptional Practices, a distinction that celebrates organizations that ar
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International Doctor’s Day: Honoring Those Who Transform Lives
International Doctor’s Day, celebrated on December 3rd, is a time to acknowledge the commitment, calling, and dedication of thousands of professionals who have chosen to devote their lives to the health of others. But in an institute like Ingenes, this commemoration carries a special meaning: each d
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Ingenes10 Years Ago, Ingenes Arrived in Monterrey to Make History
A decade transforming dreams and lives in Northern Mexico 10 years and 56 days after opening the doors of our first location in Mexico City, Ingenes took a key step to bring its fertility solutions closer to the north of the country. This is how Ingenes Monterrey was born: a clinic designed to suppo
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Are You Over 35? Here’s What You Should Know If You Want to Be a Mom
Being over 35 and wanting to become a mom is not only valid, it’s completely possible. Today, many women choose to postpone motherhood for personal, professional, or health-related reasons. And while it’s true that age impacts fertility, science has advanced to the point where real, safe, and persona
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The Most Common Mistakes When Delaying the Search for Help to Have a Baby
Having a baby is one of the deepest desires for many people, but it can also become a long and uncertain path. Sometimes, without realizing it, we postpone the decision to seek professional help in fertility, thinking that «there’s still time,» that «it’s not that serious,» or that «with a bit of lu
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Fertility and Nutrition: What Really Helps and What Doesn’t
Nutrition plays a fundamental role in our overall health, and fertility is no exception. For many people trying to have a baby, a key question arises: can what I eat affect my reproductive capacity? The short answer is yes, but with important nuances. In this blog, we dive deep into which foods can b
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TestimonialsMy Journey to Motherhood: The Story of Maricarmen and Mariana
My story begins when, as a young woman, I planned to have a family. I became pregnant naturally, but at 27 years old, I suffered from severe preeclampsia combined with HELLP syndrome, a serious complication that put both my life and my baby’s life at risk. Sadly, I had to terminate the pregnancy and
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IngenesThanksgiving Weekend: A Season to Celebrate Gratitude, Hope, and New Beginnings
For many, Thanksgiving is a time for gathering with loved ones, enjoying traditional meals, and reflecting on the blessings of the year. But for those struggling with infertility, it can also be a time of mixed emotions. At Ingenes, we understand that behind every wish for a baby lies a story filled
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Nurse Practitioner Day: Honoring the Heart of Healthcare
In the vast world of health and medicine, there are roles that often work behind the scenes yet are essential to ensuring healthcare systems operate with quality, compassion, and efficiency. Today, we want to honor one of these key roles: the nurse practitioner. As we celebrate Nurse Practitioner Da
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Reproductive Health Month: A Call to Learn, Care, and Act
Every november, Reproductive Health Month is observed with the goal of raising awareness about the importance of caring for, understanding, and protecting our reproductive well-being. Far from being a topic only for those who want to have children, reproductive health is a pillar of overall well-bei
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TestimonialsLove guided us, and today we have Alonso, our most precious gift
We are Fernanda and Dani, a couple of two women who chose to build our family through assisted reproduction. We met in Cuernavaca and currently live in Aguascalientes. From the beginning of our relationship, we knew we wanted to become moms, and after researching all the options, we discovered that
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Barbara Palvin Breaks the Silence About Endometriosis
Hungarian model Barbara Palvin surprised her followers by speaking openly about a little-discussed diagnosis: endometriosis. In a recent interview, Barbara revealed that she underwent surgery due to the chronic pain she had been facing for some time, which made her reconsider many things about her h
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TestimonialsAfter 15 Years of Waiting: This is How We Became Moms Thanks to Ingenes
Our journey to becoming mothers began with a deep desire to start our family. I’ve always dreamed of having a baby, and with Noemí, we decided that it was time to make that dream come true. At first, our family didn’t fully accept it, and I remember my mom’s words very well, when she told me that wi
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IngenesNational Medical Assistant Day: The Hand That Holds, the Ear That Listens, and the Heart That Accompanies
Each year, National Medical Assistant Recognition Day is celebrated on the Wednesday of the third week of October in the United States, as part of Medical Assistants Recognition Week. This date is an opportunity to honor the thousands of professionals who play a crucial role in daily medical care. A
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Evolving Endogen™ at Ingenes: The First two Babies Conceived with Allogeneic Stem Cells Are Born
Science That Becomes Life At Ingenes, we are driven by one conviction: when science advances hand in hand with human care, more families achieve their dream of having a baby. Today, we share a milestone that fills us with pride: the first two babies conceived through the enhanced Endogen™ protocol us
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World Breast Cancer Day: Motherhood After Diagnosis
Every October 19, we observe World Breast Cancer Day, a date that not only raises awareness about the importance of early detection but also creates a space for reflection and support for anyone who has faced this disease directly or indirectly. Today more than ever, science has opened new paths that
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World Menopause Day: Understanding Your Body, Your Timing, and Your Possibilities
Every October 18th marks World Menopause Day, a date promoted by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Menopause Society to raise awareness about a natural, yet often overlooked stage in women’s lives. Throughout history, menopause has been seen as the end of a cycle, the onset o
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IngenesDoctor’s Day: Honoring Those Who Make Your Path to Motherhood Possible
Every October 23rd, Mexico celebrates Doctor’s Day, a date dedicated to honoring those who have devoted their lives to healing, preventing, and supporting. It’s not just a symbolic celebration; it’s an opportunity to pause and express respect and gratitude to those who, with white coats and steady he
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Anesthesiologist Day: The Silent Guardians of Wellbeing Every Step of the Way
Every October 16th marks World Anesthesiologist Day, a date to recognize the vital role these professionals play in modern medicine. Although their presence is often silent and goes unnoticed, their work is essential for every medical procedure, from major surgery to a follicular aspiration in a fert
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How Does Breast Cancer Affect Reproductive Health?
Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers in women worldwide. Although survival rates have greatly improved, its treatments can affect fertility: chemotherapy, hormone therapy, and radiation, which save lives, sometimes damage eggs or disrupt your menstrual cycle. Here we explain how breast ca
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Breast cancer and fertility
Many people may be familiar with the efforts of promoting breast cancer awareness during its commemorative month, however, a lesser-explored aspect of the disease is its effect on reproductive health and vice-versa, our reproductive history may give us hints of risk factors that influence the propen
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Ingenes20 Years of Making the Extraordinary Possible: Ingenes’ Legacy in Fertility and Genetics
Twenty years ago, a dream began to take shape in Mexico City. But it wasn’t just any dream. It was a bold vision, supported by science, medical vocation, and a concrete goal: to help as many people as possible have their baby at home in the fewest number of cycles. That’s how Ingenes was born, today,
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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and Fertility: Can I Still Get Pregnant?
A diagnosis of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) can raise many questions, fears, and uncertainties, especially when you’re trying to have a baby. If this is your case, the first thing you should know is that yes, it is possible to get pregnant even with PCOS, although it may require a specialized and
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World Sexual Health Day: A Holistic View of Wellness and Fertility
September 4 marks World Sexual Health Day, a date promoted by the World Association for Sexual Health (WAS) to highlight the importance of discussing sexuality openly, informedly, free of prejudice, and as an integral part of people’s health and well-being. At Ingenes, this date holds a very special
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World Medical Ethics Day: Commitment, Science, and Humanity in Every Decision
Every September 18th marks World Medical Ethics Day, a date that invites us to reflect on the core principles that guide the practice of medicine: respect for human dignity, confidentiality, autonomy, equity, beneficence, and non-maleficence.In a world where science advances at a rapid pace, and where
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World Cystic Fibrosis Day
Every September 8 marks World Cystic Fibrosis Day, a moment to bring visibility to a condition that affects thousands of people around the world, to promote early diagnosis, access to treatments, and, above all, to remind everyone that living with cystic fibrosis doesn’t mean giving up on your dreams
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What Labor Day Means When You’re Trying to Have a Baby
Each year, on the first Monday of September, the United States pauses to recognize the contributions of workers across the country. Labor Day is a time to celebrate progress, resilience, and the ongoing pursuit of a better life. But for many individuals and couples dreaming of starting or growing a
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International Day of Obstetrics: Honoring Those Who Support Life from the Very Beginning
Every August 31st marks the International Day of Obstetrics and Pregnant Women, a date that pays tribute to the invaluable work of those who are present from the first heartbeat, guiding the path to new life with sensitivity, science, and dedication.At Ingenes, this day never goes unnoticed. Day afte
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How Long Should I Wait Before Seeking Help to Have a Baby?
Wanting to have a baby and not being able to can become an overwhelming, painful, and deeply isolating experience. Many people face months, or even years, of failed attempts without knowing when it’s the right time to seek professional help. This question is more common than you might think: How long
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Is It Possible to Become a Mom If I Only Have One Fallopian Tube?
The idea of having a baby is one of the most important and personal decisions in many women’s lives. But what happens when medical diagnoses seem to get in the way of that desire? One of the most common questions in fertility clinics is: “Can I get pregnant if I only have one fallopian tube?”The ans
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International Day of Joy
Joy is not just a fleeting emotion; it’s a transformative force that can change perspectives, renew hope, and strengthen decisions. August 1st marks the International Day of Joy, a date that invites us to recognize the value of smiling, being grateful, and moving forward, even in the midst of challen
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Embryologist Day: The Heart of Assisted Reproduction
Every July 25 we celebrate Embryologist Day, a tribute to those who, from the Assisted Reproduction laboratory, work passionately so that many couples fulfill the dream of having a child. This date also marks the birth of Louise Brown in 1978, the first baby born via In Vitro Fertilization (IVF). In
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Louise Brown, what about the first baby born by IVF?
On July 25, 1978, Louise Brown became the first baby conceived through in vitro fertilization. She is 48 now, lives in Bristol, and is the mother of two sons conceived naturally. Her story explains where a technique that has already made millions of births possible actually came from.
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The Scientific Impact of Ovagen™ and Endogen™: Our Article
At Ingenes, innovation and science are not just part of our daily practice, they position us at the forefront of reproductive medicine worldwide. Today, we proudly share news that reaffirms this commitment: our scientific article on the combined use of Ovagen™ and Endogen™ has been cited in two high-im
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How Sleep Quality Influences Reproductive Health
Getting good sleep is one of the body’s basic functions. During sleep, our body carries out essential processes for physical, mental, and hormonal health. However, many people who are struggling to have a baby often overlook how their sleep habits may be affecting their fertility. In this article, b
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Fertility Treatments for Women with Autoimmune Diseases
Autoimmune diseases affect millions of people around the world, and a large proportion of them are women of reproductive age. When the body mistakenly attacks itself, it can lead to complications in various systems, including the reproductive system. For those who wish to have a baby, receiving a di
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Impact of Chronic Stress Levels on Fertility: Myth or Reality?
The relationship between stress and fertility has been a topic of debate for years, both in the scientific community and among those who have tried to conceive without success. Phrases like “just relax and it will happen” are often repeated, but how much truth is there to that statement? In this arti
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First Birth Through IVF: The Beginning of a Revolution in Reproductive Medicine
The birth of Louise Brown, the first baby conceived through in vitro fertilization (IVF), changed reproductive medicine forever and brought hope to millions of people worldwide. Since that July 25, 1978, IVF has become one of the most effective assisted reproduction techniques. Here we explain how t
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Testimonials«I was under 30 and my body was resisting treatment to have children»
Guadalupe was 24 when she started looking for a treatment to have children, but her body kept resisting it. She shares her story here.
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TestimonialsFrom Loss to Hope: How Máximo Brought Light Back to Brenda and Mario After the Storm
Infertility and neonatal loss are silent journeys that transform everyone who walks them. They are not just medical diagnoses; they are emotional trials that challenge the very foundation of a relationship. Yet, amidst the uncertainty, there are stories that remind us that persistence, guided by sci
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TestimonialsA Love Stronger Than the Wait: Rafael, Miriam, and Their Babies, Lucas and Lucia
Not every fertility story begins with excitement. Some begin with exhaustion, with deep emotional wear, with the feeling of having tried everything, and with the uncertainty of whether there’s still enough strength left to begin again. Rafael and Miriam’s story is one of those. Before arriving at Ing
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Diverse Families, Real Love: Options for Having a Baby as an LGBT+ Individual
Every year on June 28th, the world bursts into color to celebrate International LGBT+ Pride Day, a date that brings visibility to diversity, promotes equality, and honors the freedom to love and be who you are. But beyond the celebration, it’s also the perfect moment to talk about a shared dream wi
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Yellow Day: The Happiest Day of the Year… and the Beginning of Your Story as a Mom or Dad
June 20th marks Yellow Day, known as the happiest day of the year. According to psychology experts, this date brings together several conditions that promote emotional well-being: pleasant temperatures, longer daylight hours, the proximity of vacation time, and an overall more positive atmosphere. B
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Father’s Month: Male Reproductive Health and Everyone’s Right to Build a Family
In June, we celebrate Father’s Month, a time not only to honor those already experiencing fatherhood, but also to shed light on a fundamental topic that often goes unnoticed: male reproductive health. As part of this celebration, it’s also essential to recognize men who wish to become fathers, regard
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International Men’s Health Week: Let’s Talk about Fertility
Every year, during the third week of June, we celebrate International Men’s Health Week: a time to care for men’s physical, mental and emotional well-being. On this date, created to raise awareness of conditions that affect men, we also take the opportunity to talk about a topic surrounded by myths an
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World Fertility Day: A Date to Inform, Empathize, and Never Lose Hope
Each year, on June 4th, World Fertility Day is observed to raise awareness of the challenges millions of people face when trying to have a child and to promote real medical information, support, and solutions for those who wish to start a family. At Ingenes, this date is not just a symbolic celebrat
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What Is the Immunological Factor in Infertility and How Is It Treated?
Infertility is a multifactorial condition that affects millions of people around the world. Among the most well-known causes are hormonal imbalances, structural abnormalities of the reproductive system, or low-quality eggs and sperm. However, there is a lesser-explored but equally relevant component
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International Day of Action for Women’s Health: The Right to Be Heard, Supported, and Respected
Implantation failure is diagnosed when, after at least three cycles of in vitro fertilization or the transfer of more than ten good-quality embryos, pregnancy is not achieved. Today we have highly effective solutions for every cause of implantation failure: blastocyst‐stage transfer (day 5), preimpl
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Nutrition Day: How Diet Impacts Your Fertility and Reproductive Health
Every May 28 we celebrate Nutrition Day, a perfect date to reflect on how diet influences our health and, especially, our fertility. Although we often associate nutrition with weight or energy, few know that a balanced diet is key to increasing your chances of pregnancy. In this article we explain h
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TestimonialsIngenes Moms’ Stories: Celebrating Mother’s Day with Those Who Never Gave Up
Happy Mother’s Day! To those who already hold their baby and to those still waiting Some stories move us deeply. Stories of courage, difficult decisions, and boundless love for someone who hasn’t arrived yet, but is already part of the heart. At Ingenes, for 20 years, we’ve had the privilege of walk
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National Nurse´s Day: The Human Heart of Reproductive Medicine
Each May 6 we celebrate International Nurses Day, a moment to thank those who, with care and professionalism, accompany so many families on their journey to motherhood or fatherhood. At Instituto Ingenes, our nurses are the close support you need at every stage. Why do we celebrate Nurses Day? On Ma
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Ovarian Cancer and Fertility: What Options Do Women Have?
Ovarian cancer is one of the toughest health challenges women of reproductive age can face. Beyond fighting the disease, many immediately wonder how to protect their desire to become mothers. Here we clearly explore how ovarian cancer can influence fertility and what paths exist to preserve the hope
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IngenesIngenes Institute and Surrogate Mexico Join Wish For a Baby 2025 in Australia
Ingenes Institute, the leading fertility and genetics institute in Latin America, will be part of one of the most important international events of the year: Wish For a Baby Australia 2025. With confirmed dates on May 10 in Sydney and May 17 in Melbourne, Ingenes will participate through its special
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María Becerra and Ectopic Pregnancy: A Reality That Affects Many Women
Argentine singer María Becerra, 25, recently suffered another ectopic pregnancy. Sharing her experience helps break the stigma: this condition can affect women and men at any stage of life. At Ingenes we support you with medical and emotional care. Discover what an ectopic pregnancy is, why it can r
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TestimonialsA Story Built on Love and Intention: Susana and Ericka’s Journey to Baby Erick
Some stories begin long before a baby arrives. Susana and Ericka’s story is one of them, one that started with a simple “I want this too,” and slowly became the most meaningful decision of their lives. Today, they celebrate the beginning of their family with their son, Erick, but reaching this momen
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National Infertility Awareness Week
Every year, during the last week of April, National Infertility Awareness Week is celebrated. This initiative reminds us that infertility knows no cultures, social classes, or borders: it affects women and men of all ages and backgrounds. You might know someone close who is going through this. While
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DNA Day: Celebrating the Science That Changes Lives
Every April 25 we celebrate DNA Day, a date that recognizes one of the greatest discoveries of the 20th century: the double helix structure of DNA. Since Watson and Crick described it in 1953, DNA has changed our view of life, inheritance, diseases and, above all, reproductive and genetic medicine.
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Tubal Factor Infertility: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment
Infertility is a condition that affects millions of people worldwide and can be due to a wide variety of factors. Among them, tubal factor infertility is one of the most common causes in women. This type of infertility occurs when the fallopian tubes are blocked, damaged, or absent, preventing the e
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Does Egg Donation Hurt? What to Expect
Egg donation is an altruistic and courageous act that allows many individuals and couples to fulfill their dream of having a child. While it represents a great opportunity for those facing causes of infertility in females, it also raises many questions, especially about the possible pain or discomfor
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TestimonialsIngenes Gave Us Our Hope Back
After several attempts and years of waiting for those two pink lines to finally appear, Karina and her husband decided to take a different step: placing their trust in In Vitro Fertilization with Ingenes. When hope felt out of reach “We were exhausted from trying and trying,” Karina recalls. Each un
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World Health Day: Understanding the Health Factors Affecting Birth Rates
World Health Day invites us to consider all the factors that influence having a child. From our physical health and lifestyle to environment and socioeconomic conditions, every detail counts. Understanding how these aspects combine can make a difference when building a family. How does physical heal
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Celebrating World Fertility Day
Each year, on June 4, we celebrate World Fertility Day to remind everyone how valuable reproductive health is and to acknowledge the challenges faced by those who dream of starting a family. This date aims to inform about the causes of infertility and promote access to treatments and support that ma
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What Percentage of Fertilized Eggs Reach the Blastocyst Stage?
In assisted reproduction, each stage of the treatment decisively influences the chances of achieving a pregnancy. One of the most important phases is embryonic development up to the blastocyst stage, a key viability indicator for implantation. But what percentage of fertilized eggs actually reach th
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TestimonialsJazmín and Carlos: the love that waited for Camila
Every story that comes to us at Ingenes is woven with hope, patience, and one deep desire: to welcome the baby who will change everything. For Jazmín and Carlos, a couple full of love and determination, that dream had a name long before it became a reality: Camila. Today, she’s a bright-eyed 10-mont
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TestimonialsA Dream Come True Thanks to Ingenes
Hi, I’m Isidro, Jesús’ dad, and I’d like to share our story. My wife and I were facing a major challenge: I had previously undergone a vasectomy, but we wanted to have a child. After researching our options, we found Dr. Sierra and his team at Ingenes. Their experience and support gave us the confid
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Can You Choose Your Baby’s Sex with IVF?
Assisted reproduction treatments are increasingly relevant: today not only heterosexual couples with fertility issues, but also female couples and single women find in these procedures the opportunity to fulfill their dream of becoming mothers. Thanks to advances in technology and research, fertilit
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5 Key Advantages of Artificial Insemination Explained
Artificial insemination is an accessible and effective option for those who wish to have a child but face difficulties conceiving naturally. In this article we will look at five key advantages of this treatment in an artificial insemination center and why it may be the alternative you’ve been search
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TestimonialsEvery step, every emotion, led us to hold our baby in our arms thanks to Assisted Reproduction.
Hi, I’m Adriana Chávez, mom to Noah Farid, and I want to share our experience with Ingenes. This journey was long and full of challenges, but having Noah in our lives today is an invaluable gift. We came to Ingenes after two years of trying to have a baby. During that time, we visited several places
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IngenesScientists from Oregon Health & Science University to Visit Ingenes to Drive Advances in Fertility and IVF MORE™
At Ingenes, we are excited to announce that we will host two scientists from Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU), world leaders in gene therapy and reproductive biotechnology. Together, we will advance the IVF MORE™ (Magnetic Ovulatory Restoration) technique, an innovative approach designed to
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TestimonialsAfter 12 Years of Trying, I Finally Hold My Little Star in My Arms
Hi, I’m Claudia, Emily’s mom, and I want to share our experience with Ingenes. This journey wasn’t easy, but thanks to the support and dedication of the team, today we have our daughter in our arms. We came to Ingenes after 12 years of trying to have a baby. I have severe endometriosis, and doctors
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Scientists from Oregon University to Visit Ingenes to Drive Advances in Fertility and IVF MORE™
At Ingenes, we are proud to share that we will soon welcome two renowned scientists from the University of Oregon, world leaders in gene therapy and reproductive biotechnology. One of the most exciting advances of this collaboration is the consolidation of IVF MORE™ (Magnetic Ovulatory Restoration),
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Irregular Periods and Infertility: Causes and Treatments
Irregular periods can be a warning sign for many women trying to conceive. While some variation in cycle length is normal, persistent irregularities may indicate causes of infertility in women that affect ovulation and reduce the chances of conceiving naturally. In this article, we will explore the
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Ingenes on «Mi Cita Médica»: Egg Restoration with IVF MORE™
The Televisa Tijuana program Mi Cita Médica, hosted by Dr. Diane Pérez, recently aired a special episode on fertility and advancements in assisted reproduction. In this edition, Dr. Pérez interviewed embryologist Jeimy Pedraza, Corporate Director of Assisted Reproduction Laboratories at Instituto In
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When to Do PRP Ovarian Rejuvenation During IVF?
Ovarian rejuvenation with PRP (platelet-rich plasma) is an innovative technique that many fertility centers use to improve ovarian function in women with low ovarian reserve or premature ovarian insufficiency. These promising results can increase your chances of success in an IVF treatment. However,
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Timed Intercourse vs. IUI: Which is Best for You?
When a couple has been trying to conceive for a long time without success, they may turn to fertility treatments to improve their chances. The two most common options are timed intercourse and intrauterine insemination (IUI). Both methods aim to synchronize ovulation with the arrival of sperm in the
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Ingenes20 years changing the lives of aspiring parents
On February 28, 2022, Ingenes opened its doors in Cancún to support your desire to build a family with assisted reproduction and advanced genetic services in the Mexican Caribbean. Since then, Ingenes Cancún has established itself thanks to its team of highly trained doctors and specialists, modern
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IngenesA Heartwarming Gathering: Ingenes Moms and Babies Reunite in Tijuana
At Ingenes, every success is born from the hope, strength, and love of our families. That’s why the recent gathering at Ingenes Tijuana was so special: several moms reunited with their babies to capture, in a photo session, their fulfilled dream. This year 2025 has an even more emotional flavor: we
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Lily Collins and Surrogacy: What Is It and When Is It an Option?
The actress Lily Collins, known for her role in the Netflix series Emily in Paris, announced on Instagram the birth of her baby, Tove, via surrogacy. Her experience has opened a dialogue about this option within assisted reproduction treatments. What exactly is surrogacy? Who can consider it and wha
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Fertility and Age: How Women can Plan Their Maternity
Age is one of the most significant factors affecting a woman’s fertility. As women age, the quantity and quality of their eggs naturally decline, reducing the likelihood of conception and increasing the chances of complications during pregnancy. However, with the right knowledge and proactive measur
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Factors Affecting Embryo Implantation: Why Does Pregnancy Not Occur?
Embryo implantation is a key moment on your path to motherhood or fatherhood. Even if fertilization and embryo transfer go well, several details can influence whether the embryo attaches and grows. Here we summarize the most important factors, what you can do, and how to improve your chances of succ
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TestimonialsAfter 20 years of struggle, today I hold my twins in my arms
Hi, my name is Grisel, and I’m the mom of my two stars, Luca and Miranda. My journey to have them was long and full of challenges. I had been to many fertility clinics, none of which had been successful. After 20 years of trying, I came to Ingenes as my last option, tired and emotionally drained. But
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In Vitro Fertilization for Female Couples: Options and Procedures
Implantation failure is diagnosed when pregnancy is not achieved after at least three cycles of In vitro fertilization (IVF) or after transferring more than ten good-quality embryos. We now have very effective options for every cause of implantation failure: blastocyst-stage transfer (day 5), preimp
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TestimonialsWe never lost hope: this is how our daughter came into our lives thanks to Ingenes
My name is Paloma Pérez Pacheco, and I want to share the story of our family. We began our journey to motherhood in 2010. Our first attempt wasn’t successful, and after that disappointment, we decided to keep going. Thanks to the close and compassionate support we received, we were finally able to h
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The Role of Preimplantation Genetic Testing for Aneuploidies (PGT-A) in In Vitro Fertilization
The ROPA Method (Reception of the Partner’s Oocytes) is an assisted reproduction technique designed for female couples. One partner provides the oocytes and the other carries the pregnancy, so both share the biological and emotional experience of bringing a baby into the world. What is the ROPA Meth
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TestimonialsI Never Lost Faith: After Years of Trying, I’m Finally Mom to Kiran Alessandro
My name is Claudia Aguilar, and I’m the mother of Kiran Alessandro, who was born in February 2024. My mom is also part of this story, as his loving grandmother. For me, finding Ingenes filled me with hope. I was living in California and had tried several treatments there, but after a recent miscarria
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Common Infertility Diagnoses: What You Need to Know
Infertility affects approximately 1 in 6 couples worldwide, making it more common than you might think. Although it’s a sensitive topic surrounded by doubts, understanding its possible causes can relieve anxiety and provide a clearer path. Below you’ll find the most frequent diagnoses in men and wom
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Can You Choose Your Baby’s Gender with IVF?
Choosing your baby's sex is possible today through in vitro fertilization combined with genetic testing. Here is how the process works stage by stage, when it is indicated, what the ethical framework looks like, and what the technique can and cannot do.
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New Movie «Una Pequeña Confusión»: Why It Couldn’t Happen at Ingenes?
The Mexican film “A Small Mix-Up” shows an embryo or genetic material swap during artificial insemination (AI) that is dramatic on screen, but in clinics like Ingenes it doesn’t happen: we follow strict protocols and use safety checks at every step. In this article we answer the most common question
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Endometrial Regeneration for Patients with Asherman’s Syndrome
Asherman’s Syndrome is a rare condition that profoundly impacts women’s reproductive health, causing infertility and difficulties in achieving a successful pregnancy. However, thanks to advancements in reproductive medicine, Ingenes has developed an innovative treatment called Endogen™, which offers
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Surrogate Mexico: Building Families with Ingenes’ Expertise
At Ingenes, we have spent nearly two decades helping people worldwide overcome fertility challenges and achieve their dream of having a baby. As part of our commitment to comprehensive solutions, we created Surrogate Mexico, a reliable, ethical, and all-inclusive service for those considering surrog
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IVF MOREⓇ: The Innovative Technique for Egg Restoration
A revolutionary approach in assisted reproduction, IVF MOREⓇ (Magnetic Ovulatory Restoration) offers new possibilities for individuals facing fertility challenges, particularly women over 40 who wish to become mothers. This exclusive technique, developed by Instituto Ingenes in partnership with Rege
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Blue November: Male Fertility Evaluation Can’t Wait
Blue November is an annual campaign that raises awareness about men’s health, promoting the prevention and early detection of health issues, particularly prostate cancer. This month also presents an ideal opportunity to reflect on male fertility, an essential aspect of overall health that is often o
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“Joy”: Netflix’s New Film Revolutionizing Fertility with the First IVF Baby
Based on a true story, «Joy» is Netflix’s new film that tells the story behind the birth of Louise Joy Brown, the first baby conceived through In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), a groundbreaking event that forever changed the field of reproductive medicine. This achievement not only brought hope to millio
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Common Myths about Male Infertility
Many people believe infertility relies primarily on the woman’s body, but male factors contribute to about 40-50% of all infertility cases. Despite this, male infertility often goes undiscussed, leading to misinformation and stigma that could stop you from finding viable options for you or your par
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IUI or IVF: Everything You Need to Know
When considering assisted reproduction treatments, the two most common options are Artificial Insemination (AI) and In Vitro Fertilization (IVF). Although both aim to achieve pregnancy, their success rates and complexity levels differ greatly. Below we break down their differences so you can make th
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Keys to an Accurate Diagnosis in the Search for Fertility
The journey to parenthood is unique for each couple, and an accurate diagnosis is the essential first step. At Ingenes, we understand that every detail counts on the path to having a baby at home. The Importance of an Accurate Medical Diagnosis An accurate medical diagnosis is essential to chart a c
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Implantation Failure: Causes, Diagnosis and Fertility Care
Implantation failure is diagnosed when, after at least three cycles of in vitro fertilization or the transfer of more than ten good-quality embryos, pregnancy is not achieved. Today we have highly effective solutions for every cause of implantation failure: blastocyst‐stage transfer (day 5), preimpl
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Tips for family and friends
Infertility knocks on many doors and affects not only couples but also those around them. At Ingenes we understand this situation and know that the love and support of those around you make all the difference. How can family and friends truly support? When someone you care about faces infertility, t
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Seminal infections
The seminal tract is the path that sperm take from the testes to the outside. If an infection occurs at any point along this route, the inflamed areas can damage semen quality and make it harder for the egg to be fertilized. The good news is that most of these infections respond very well to antibio
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New Scientific Study on Endogen™: Advances in Fertility and IVF
A recent study published in the American Journal of Translational Research titled “Improving Endometrial Thickness and In Vitro Fertilization Outcomes in Patients with Refractory Endometrium Using Autologous Mesenchymal Stem Cells” presents a novel technique to enhance in vitro fertilization in comp
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Universal HealthCare and Access to Assisted Reproduction for all people
In assisted reproduction, each stage of the treatment decisively influences the chances of achieving a pregnancy. One of the most important phases is embryonic development up to the blastocyst stage, a key viability indicator for implantation. But what percentage of fertilized eggs actually reach th
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What happens during the waiting for my beta results?
Ovarian rejuvenation with PRP (platelet-rich plasma) is an innovative technique that many fertility centers use to improve ovarian function in women with low ovarian reserve or premature ovarian insufficiency. These promising results can increase your chances of success in an IVF treatment. However,
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The impact of hydrosalpinx on In Vitro Fertilization and strategies to improve success rates
Hydrosalpinx is a condition in which one or both fallopian tubes become filled with fluid, usually due to a previous infection or inflammation. This fluid, which can be toxic to embryos, poses a significant challenge for women seeking In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) treatments. When hydrosalpinx is pre
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Does climate change affect male fertility?
Climate change is a reality that affects multiple aspects of our daily lives, from the availability of natural resources to human health. One area that has begun to receive attention is how climate change may be influencing male fertility. Recent studies suggest that factors such as rising global te
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Pelvic Adhesions and how they affect your fertility
For many couples, becoming a mother or father is one of life’s most exciting and rewarding moments. But when fertility issues arise, that dream can feel increasingly distant. A common cause of infertility in women is pelvic adhesions, also called scar tissue. They develop after abdominal or pelvic s
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Does diabetes mellitus affect fertility?
Diabetes mellitus is characterized by high blood glucose levels and, if left uncontrolled, can affect a man’s fertility in several ways. The first step in controlling diabetes is to eat a healthy diet and exercise regularly. If this is not enough, you may need to take medication or insulin injection
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Anovulation and Fertility
Anovulation is the absence of ovulation that occurs when the ovaries do not release eggs. It is usually due to hormonal imbalances and is one of the most common causes of fertility problems. Any fertility treatment should be accompanied by hormone therapy with estrogen and progesterone to prepare th
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The revolution of In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) and the role of the Fallopian Tubes
In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) has transformed assisted reproduction since its first successful use in 1978. This scientific breakthrough has brought hope to millions of couples and single people worldwide, and it has also changed the way we understand fertility.
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History of In Vitro Fertilization
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is one of the greatest revolutions in the field of reproductive medicine, offering hope to millions of people around the world who dream of starting a family. This technique, which seems straight out of a work of science fiction, has evolved from an unimaginable concept
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Heroes behind the science of life
Every July 25 we celebrate Embryologist’s Day, a special date to honor professionals who play a crucial role in the field of assisted reproduction. Embryologists are the heroes behind the science of life, working tirelessly in laboratories to help couples and single people fulfill their dream of sta
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The importance of emotional health in fertility treatment
When we talk about fertility treatments, we often think of the medical and scientific solutions that allow couples and single individuals to fulfill their dream of having a baby. But we understand that the journey also has a very strong emotional component. At Ingenes we know that taking care of you
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Billie Eilish and her support for In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)
Billie Eilish talked about IVF on the Howard Stern show and helped strip the stigma from a treatment many couples would rather not discuss. We take the conversation as a starting point to explain what IVF is, when it is indicated, and what genuinely affects the odds.
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Vaginal infections and their impact on female fertility
Within these conditions, vaginal infections such as Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) are one of the first causes of consultation for women of reproductive age. (Approximately 95% of patients who go to the gynecologist do so because of some type of infectious vaginal discharge). Vaginal infections affect wom
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Clomiphene Citrate, is it useful to get pregnant?
Clomiphene Citrate: What it is and what It’s for Clomiphene citrate is an oral treatment that helps your body ovulate naturally. In about 70% of women with irregular cycles, it helps restore ovulation. Men with certain causes of infertility can also benefit. Do not self-medicate; always consult a Re
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Egg and embryo vitrification
Vitrification is a much more effective procedure than slow freezing, which is the cryopreservation technique that was commonly used before vitrification was invented. However, the eggs and embryos’ survival rate depends on their specific resistance to the freezing procedure, the experience of the sp
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5 ways to support a woman with Polycystic Ovaries
Every August 31 we celebrate International Day of Obstetrics and Pregnant Women, a tribute to those who accompany every heartbeat and every step on the journey to new life, with empathy, science, and dedication.At Ingenes, this day is an opportunity to recognize our Gynecology, Obstetrics, and Repro
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Celebrating family pride and diversity in June
The month of June is a special time around the world, as LGBTTTIQ+ Pride Month is celebrated. It is a time to recognize and honor diversity, equality, and inclusion in all its forms. At Ingenes, we join this celebration, highlighting our commitment to all families and offering specialized support fo
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What is Hydrosalpinx?
Hydrosalpinx is an alteration where one or both Fallopian tubes are blocked and dilated due to an accumulation of liquid inside, usually due to a previous infection. This condition is often bilateral, and even when hydrosalpinx affects just one tube, the other tends to be abnormal at some point. Hyd
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Am I a candidate for low-complexity treatment?
On September 4 we celebrate World Sexual Health Day, promoted by the World Association for Sexual Health. It’s a time to talk about sexuality without taboos, with clear information and recognizing that it’s an essential part of our health and well-being. At Ingenes Fertility Institute in Mexico, thi
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The microbiota can affect your fertility
Here you are going to learn what microbiota is and how it is related to your fertility and some advice to take of it, promoting better reproductive health. The human body has 10 times more bacteria or microbes than human cells. Among them, it is formed a group of genetic information that makes good
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Testimonials«With the ROPA Method I got pregnant and had my baby»
Guadalupe used the ROPA method to get pregnant and become Matías's mom together with her wife. A baby that belongs to both of them: read her story here.
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World prostate cancer day
World Prostate Cancer Day, observed every June 11, reminds us how important it is to take care of ourselves and detect this common men’s disease early. It’s an opportunity to learn about prevention, early detection, and treatments aimed at improving quality of life. What is prostate cancer and how d
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Kourtney Kardashian’s challenge to get pregnant
Kourtney Kardashian, known for her participation in the reality show «Keeping Up with the Kardashians,» has been very open about her struggles to have another child. Recently, she shared shocking details about the methods she has tried to achieve this, highlighting the difficulties that many women f
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Research in search of answers to infertility
Today, infertility rates have risen in the Mexican population. It is estimated that 20% of people face sterility issues, a challenge that deserves specialized attention to improve the quality of life for many families. Why is research in assisted reproduction key to combating infertility? Research a
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Women don’t give up… on being moms
Can women mix their personal, work and family life? It may seem like a challenge, but not everyone is up for it. Despite facing significant obstacles, there are women who don’t give up. They don’t give up on their plans, dreams, goals, or desire to become a mother. Over the years, women have raised
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7 most common genetic diseases
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), there are around 10,000 genetic diseases described in the world. This means that seven percent of the world’s population has some of them, manifesting in high rates and costs in public health systems. It is worth mentioning that these high costs also
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Essential Tips Before Starting Your Fertility Treatment
Seeking professional help in time can make all the difference. Time directly influences the success of fertility treatments. Assisted reproduction offers multiple options and technologies. Success depends on an accurate diagnosis and choosing the treatment that best fits your case. When choosing a c
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In vitro fertilization (IVF): what it is and when you should consider it with your partner
In vitro fertilization, or IVF, is one of the most advanced and reliable options today. It is designed to support those who have had difficulty conceiving naturally and has become the hope for many couples and single individuals around the world. What is in vitro fertilization (IVF) and how does it
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Celebrating all moms and those on the path to motherhood
On Mother’s Day, we celebrate with love and gratitude not only those who already have the privilege of being mothers but also those who, with courage and hope, face the challenging path to becoming one. This day is a recognition to all mothers for their unconditional love and to future mothers for t
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Testimonials«With IVF, I had him before I was 50»
After 5 years of trying, Claudia had her baby through In Vitro Fertilization. Discover her story.
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The emotional process of man in infertility
At Ingenes we know very well the concerns of couples seeking their first child. We understand the stress and frustration when suspecting there may be some degree of infertility. Today we address especially couples who have been trying for more than 12 months without success, with particular attentio
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Implantation bleeding: What you need to know
Implantation bleeding is light spotting that can be mistaken for a period. Learn its causes and symptoms so you can feel reassured.
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Causes of infertility
In 98% of cases, a correct and timely diagnosis allows the cause of infertility to be treated successfully. Detecting the origin of the problem early increases the chances of bringing the baby home, because each treatment is tailored to the couple’s needs. At Ingenes, our team of specialists thoroug
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10 causes of poor oocyte quality
Low egg quality affects many women worldwide and can feel like an insurmountable obstacle to conception. Sadness, frustration, and despair are common reactions, but remember: you are not alone. Receiving this diagnosis does not mean you cannot have children. With the right treatment and a hopeful at
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The Human Papillomavirus (HPV) and fertility
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) can cause significant complications, but did you know it might influence fertility? Although HPV does not directly prevent a woman from conceiving, cervical lesions or cervical cancer caused by the virus could affect her reproductive capacity. In men, there is evidence tha
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International Recognition for Ingenes Guadalajara: An Achievement in Assisted Reproduction
At Ingenes we know that each journey to motherhood or fatherhood is unique. We are proud to share an award that reflects the effort and passion of our team in Guadalajara. What does this international recognition mean and why does it matter to you? Recently, Ingenes – Guadalajara received a certific
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TestimonialsHelen’s story: A fight against endometriosis and finding hope
Helen remembers the moment her life took an unexpected turn. At 33, after facing years of health challenges such as endometriosis, the loss of an ovary, and multiple operations for cysts, Helen’s life seemed to move further and further away from her dream of becoming a mother. «When you’re young, yo
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Selena Gomez on Motherhood
On November 4, the documentary “My Mind & Me” by Selena Gomez premiered, where she shares key moments of her life, focusing on her mental health and some of the physical conditions she faces. Selena Gomez and her dream of becoming a mother: challenges with bipolar medication Selena confessed that on
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How does cortisol affect female fertility?
Cortisol, known as the “stress hormone”, is key to how our body responds to tense or anxious situations. Produced in the adrenal glands, this steroid regulates processes such as sugar metabolism, immune response, and inflammation. But it can also significantly influence female fertility. A woman’s f
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In Vitro Fertilization vs. Artificial Insemination
In vitro fertilization, or IVF, is one of the most advanced and reliable options today. It is designed to support those who have had difficulty conceiving naturally and has become the hope for many couples and single individuals around the world. What is in vitro fertilization (IVF) and how does it
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Five purposes to improve your fertility
Losing weight, having a new car or house, and having a better-paying job are just some of the goals we set for ourselves each year. Some we achieve, and many others remain in the attempt. However, has having a baby been among your goals? How long have you wanted it without achieving it? The circumst
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Sperm bank for Assisted Reproduction treatments
At Ingenes we have a sperm bank designed to support couples with male infertility and single women who wish to become mothers. Here we select, evaluate, and store secure samples so you can build your family with the peace of mind of high quality standards. We offer donors of various races and charac
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Is freezing eggs at 40 years old an option?
Ingenes is the leading assisted reproduction institute in Latin America, with the highest success rate and over 75,000 babies born. Since 2021 we have arrived in the United States to prove that we are not just another option, but the best alternative in the U.S. market, with high quality and afforda
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Importance of nutrition in your fertility treatment
Nutrition and fertility are closely linked. Foods provide essential nutrients that directly influence the reproductive health of men and women. Today, our diet contains many toxins that can affect the body. Reviewing our eating habits is key, as an unbalanced diet can disrupt our biological clock. A
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March: Endometriosis Month
Endometriosis is a condition that affects approximately 1 in 10 women of reproductive age, although these numbers may vary due to undiagnosed cases. Characterized by the growth of endometrium-like tissue (the inner layer of the uterus) outside the uterus, endometriosis is a chronic disease that can
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In vitro fertilization for people over 45: A hope to fulfill the dream of becoming parents
In vitro fertilization (IVF) has established itself as a beacon of hope for numerous couples around the world, opening doors to the possibility of parenthood that were previously considered closed, especially for those who choose to begin this path after 45 years. This assisted reproduction techniqu
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Testimonials«You can get pregnant with ovarian cysts»
Can you get pregnant with ovarian cysts? Meet Rosy, a woman over 35 covered in cysts, and how she had her baby.
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Clarix detects genetic anomalies in your baby
We know that as maternal age increases, the probability of the baby having a genetic anomaly also rises. The following chart shows the estimated risk of Down syndrome by the mother’s age: What is Clarix and what is it for? Clarix is a noninvasive prenatal genetic test that analyzes your baby’s healt
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Implantation failures: Understanding the challenge
Implantation failures occur when a healthy embryo, after being transferred to the uterus, fails to implant in the endometrium or inner layer of the uterus. This phenomenon can be frustrating and discouraging, especially for couples who have placed high hopes in fertility treatments such as In Vitro
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Premature ovarian failure
Premature ovarian failure (POF), also known as premature ovarian failure, is like an unexpected guest arriving too early at a party: it changes plans and leaves many wondering, «What now?» Imagine that your ovaries are like an egg factory that, for some reason, decides to reduce its production early
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Sexual dysfunctions in women and men: what they are and the most common
Sexual dysfunctions can be uncomfortable to discuss, but they affect many couples and single individuals. These disorders, in both men and women, impact emotional and physical well-being and relationships. Recognizing and understanding them is the first step to restoring intimate harmony. Sexual dys
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How to prepare for embryo transfer?
Discover how, at Ingenes, embryo transfer marks a crucial moment on your path to growing your family, full of hope and emotion.
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Today, lets talk about reproductive health
On the occasion of World Health Day, it is important to highlight the relevance of timely information when making decisions about Assisted Reproduction treatment, since often, due to lack of knowledge on the subject, both of reproductive health and of technologies to conceive, too much time is allow
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Gestogram, the test to know how many weeks you are pregnant
Are you counting down the days until you meet your baby? Knowing exactly how many weeks pregnant you are can feel overwhelming, especially if it’s your first time. The Gestogram test offers a simple, reliable way to calculate your gestational age and guide you through each stage with confidence. Wha
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Testimonials«I had my first baby with IVF at 40, then my daughter without treatment»
Silvia became a mom after 40 through In Vitro Fertilization, and the big surprise came a year and a half later when she got pregnant again on her own.
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What is varicocele and what are its main treatments?
Varicocele is a medical condition that, although not widely known outside of medical circles, has a significant impact on male reproductive health. This disorder, which affects approximately 15% of the male population, can be a silent obstacle on the path to parenthood. But what exactly is varicocel
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How to tell if your egg was fertilized?
Understanding the fertilization process is essential when you’re trying to conceive. Although fertilization is an amazing phenomenon, it happens microscopically and almost always remains unnoticed. We explain it clearly and in a friendly way. What is an egg and how does fertilization occur? The egg,
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Progesterone Side Effects
Progesterone is an essential hormone on your journey to parenthood, responsible for regulating the menstrual cycle and supporting pregnancy. It is produced mainly by your ovaries after ovulation and, in smaller amounts, by the adrenal glands. Its role is to prepare the uterine lining for embryo impl
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What is uterine myomatosis and how does it affect fertility?
Uterine myomatosis is the formation of myomas or fibroids inside the uterus. These are benign tumors classified according to their location. Depending on where they are found, fibroids are classified as: Intramural: within the muscular wall of the uterus. They can affect fertility if they exceed 4 c
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PGT-A: To dismiss congenital anomalies in babies
Having a baby means thinking about its health. Learn about the test that anticipates and dismisses congenital anomalies in babies.
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Andropause and male hormones
Andropause, often referred to as «male menopause» is a reality for many men as they age, although not all experience its effects to a significant extent. This phenomenon is characterized by a gradual decrease in levels of testosterone, the main male hormone, which can have an impact on various aspec
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What is Klinefelter or XXY Syndrome?
Klinefelter Syndrome, also known as XXY, is a genetic condition that affects men, characterized by the presence of an extra X chromosome. Normally, males have one set of XY chromosomes, but in the case of Klinefelter Syndrome, they have at least one extra X, resulting in the XXY configuration or, in
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The secret to successful In Vitro Fertilization
In Vitro Fertilization has become the most effective Assisted Reproduction treatment to achieve a baby, thanks to the fact that it offers higher success rates than other treatments. This type of alternative is effective not only for fertility problems, but also for couples of women and single women
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Polycystic ovary: consequences and risks
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is not just ovaries with cysts: it’s a hormonal imbalance that impacts your overall health, from metabolism to mood. Here you’ll learn what PCOS is, why it occurs, how it’s diagnosed, available treatments, and possible long-term effects. What is PCOS and what does it
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National Donor Day
«National Donor Day» stands out as a deeply emotional and meaningful celebration, honoring love, and friendship, and especially, the altruistic act of sharing the gift of life through the donation of gametes. This date not only symbolizes a moment of recognition but also invites us to reflect on the
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What is the difference between oocyte and embryo donation?
Creating a family is a journey filled with hopes and dreams for many people. However, sometimes obstacles arise that demand compassionate and effective solutions. In the field of reproductive medicine, two options stand out that offer new opportunities to those struggling to conceive: egg donation a
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The importance of nutrition in fertility treatment
There is a very close relationship between nutrition and fertility. Food brings many benefits to our health, which has a direct impact on the reproductive system and fertility of both men and women. Currently, there are a large number of toxins in our food that affect our health. Reviewing our eatin
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What is low ovarian reserve?
Low ovarian reserve is a condition that impacts a woman’s fertility, characterized by a reduced number and lower quality of eggs in the ovaries. Although it usually appears after age 35, genetic, environmental factors and certain diseases can accelerate this process in younger women. What is low ova
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Today is a geneticist’s day
On this special day, we want to pay tribute to a profession that is fundamental in the field of medicine and health: the geneticist. These dedicated professionals study genes, heredity, and how traits are passed from one generation to the next. Their work is essential to understanding genetic diseas
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The role of biologists in fertility treatments
We must emphasize that to achieve the highest probability of success in Assisted Reproduction treatments, the joined efforts of a multidisciplinary team are required, this crew is made up of doctors, scientists, and professionals from branches such as Medicine, Andrology, Embryology, Chemistry, Psyc
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Cryopreservation of eggs and sperm: A future of hope for cancer patients
Reproductive medicine in the 21st centuryReproductive medicine has experienced exceptional development in recent decades. It focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of infertility and other conditions related to the reproductive system. Today, with advances such as egg and sperm cryopreservation, rep
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Coronavirus and assisted reproduction: What you need to know
COVID-19, caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, emerged in late 2019, rapidly transforming daily life and healthcare worldwide. This highly contagious respiratory disease has led to millions of cases and significantly affected health systems. With symptoms ranging from mild to severe, COVID-19 has shown t
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Endometriosis: A complete journey from understanding to management
Endometriosis is a chronic disease affecting millions of women worldwide but remains largely unknown. It is marked by tissue similar to the endometrium growing outside the uterus, causing severe pain, inflammation, and sometimes difficulty conceiving. What is endometriosis, and what are its symptoms
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Tubal ligation and its impact on fertility
Tubal ligation is a form of permanent contraception that has become popular due to its high effectiveness. This procedure involves blocking or cutting the fallopian tubes to prevent the egg and sperm from meeting, thus eliminating the possibility of pregnancy. Although it is a preferred option for m
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Testimonials«I have a retroverted uterus, and I had my baby at 39»
Clara has a retroverted uterus, like 1 in 5 women. Read her story and how she became a mom when she was over 39.
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Understanding the difference between the menstrual period and implantation bleeding
Discover the key differences between menstruation and implantation bleeding. Learn to recognize the first signs of pregnancy and better understand your menstrual cycle with clear, approachable information. At Ingenes, we’re by your side every step of the way toward parenthood, offering personalized
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Reproductive medicine: a comprehensive guide to achieving the dream of starting a family
Reproductive medicine is not just a field of medical science; It is a light of hope for many people who dream of starting a family. This specialty focuses on the understanding and treatment of problems related to fertility and reproduction. What Exactly is Reproductive Medicine? Reproductive medicin
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Facing Infertility: Solutions and Success at Ingenes
In today’s world, one in six couples faces fertility challenges. Often, this problem is shared by both men and women. The fertility of a woman under 35 years of age is defined by the ability to conceive after one year of unprotected sexual relations. However, after this age, the chances of natural p
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Complications associated with fertility and underweight or overweight
Fertility is a journey full of nuances where weight plays a very important role. Both low weight and excess kilos can influence the ability to conceive and the course of pregnancy. Here we explain in simple terms how weight affects fertility and what actions you can take. How does low weight affect
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Empathy and understanding in reproductive medicine: more than a treatment
In the field of reproductive medicine, the relationship between doctors and patients transcends clinical treatment. This dynamic is enriched with empathy, active listening, and understanding, essential elements in holistic patient care. It is a necessary emotional connection in the process of healin
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Embryonic conditions and fertility: A detailed perspective
Understanding the link between embryos and fertility In the world of fertility, embryos play an essential role. Understanding embryonic conditions is crucial for those seeking to conceive. This article dives into how embryos affect fertility and what we can learn from them. What is an embryo and its
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Understanding In Vitro Fertilization
In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) represents a beacon of hope for many people who dream of starting a family. This advanced assisted reproduction technique has become a key solution to overcome various fertility challenges, from tubal problems to male and female infertility factors. What is in vitro fert
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Pregnant together: overcoming infertility with assisted reproduction
Embracing Hope in the Fertility Journey In a world where infertility affects a growing number of couples, assisted reproduction is presented as a solution full of hope. At Ingenes Fertility Institute in Mexico, we understand that this journey can be emotionally challenging, which is why we are dedic
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The vital role of the laboratory in the In Vitro Fertilization process at Ingenes
When a couple has been trying to conceive for a long time without success, they may turn to fertility treatments to improve their chances. The two most common options are timed intercourse and intrauterine insemination (IUI). Both methods aim to synchronize ovulation with the arrival of sperm in the
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Egg Vitrification: An Option to Preserve Fertility
Egg vitrification has become a revolutionary technique in the world of assisted reproduction, offering a valuable option for women who wish to preserve their fertility for the future. This technique, widely used in specialized clinics such as Ingenes Fertility Institute in Mexico, allows women to ma
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Celebrities and In Vitro Fertilization: Stories of Success and Hope
In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) represents more than a medical technique; It is a door to hope for countless people who long to start a family. This technique has been a beacon of light for many couples and single people who face obstacles on their path to parenthood, including public figures and celeb
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Artificial Intelligence: Transforming the Future of Fertility
The Artificial Intelligence (AI) revolution in the field of assisted reproduction is not only a future promise; It is a reality that is changing the way fertility treatments are approached. The application of Artificial Intelligence in this field is offering new perspectives and methods to improve t
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The Vital Impact of Folic Acid on Reproductive Health and Pregnancy
International Folic Acid Awareness Week is more than an annual event; it’s a global movement aimed at teaching and raising awareness about the importance of this vitamin in reproductive health. Folic acid, the synthetic form of folate, is an essential B vitamin for preventing birth defects and suppo
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Adenomyosis vs Endometriosis: Understanding the Difference
Adenomyosis and endometriosis are two gynecological conditions that, although they share pelvic pain and may affect fertility, have different origins and treatments. Here you will find clear answers to understand each one, how they can influence your reproductive health, and when it’s time to seek m
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Celebrating Our Nurses at Ingenes: Nurses’ Day
Nursing Day is the perfect occasion to recognize and celebrate the dedication and constant effort of these professionals. At Ingenes, we are fortunate to have an exceptional team of nurses whose daily work is key to helping families achieve their dream of having a baby. What is Nursing Day and why i
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In Which Situations Are Low Complexity Fertility Treatments Suitable?
When it comes to addressing infertility and the desire to become parents, low-complexity treatments are often the recommended starting point for many couples. This type of treatment is particularly relevant for those who are facing difficulties in conception but have not yet explored medical options
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Mycoplasmas and their Influence on Fertility: A Simple Explanation
Since their discovery in 1898, mycoplasmas have captured the attention of scientists and physicians alike. These tiny organisms are not only intriguing because of their nature, but also because they influence various diseases, some of which can be serious. In the field of fertility, its role is vita
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Single Motherhood at 40: A Possible and Empowering Path
In a society where turning 40 without a partner but with the dream of becoming a mother may seem challenging, we want to remind you that this stage is not the end, but the beginning of a journey full of hope. Here you will find clear and approachable information about your fertility options and how
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Michelle Obama’s experience with pregnancy loss and how it relates to fertility treatments
Michelle Obama’s brave revelation about her experience with pregnancy loss has touched the hearts of millions of women around the world. Her story is not only one of pain and loss but also one of resilience and hope. By openly sharing her journey through infertility, Michelle has shed light on a top
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Preserving fertility during oncological treatment
Oncology treatments, although vital, can have a significant impact on fertility, both temporarily and permanently. Fertility refers to the ability to become pregnant, while infertility is the inability to conceive or carry a pregnancy to term. Before starting cancer treatment, it is crucial to talk
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The path to single motherhood: A complete guide with Ingenes
Being a single mother is a brave and love-filled decision. At Ingenes we understand how important this step is, and we are by your side to give you the information, support, and treatment options you need to fulfill your dream of motherhood. What are the first steps for solo motherhood and how do I
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Planning a Pregnancy: A Complete Guide to Conceiving
Starting the journey to parenthood is exciting, but it can also raise questions about how to prepare. At Ingenes we guide you with a clear, approachable guide covering all aspects, physical, emotional, and lifestyle, to plan your pregnancy with confidence. First medical steps before conceiving Before
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Fertility Problems: Common Challenges in Men and Women
Building a family can be a journey with challenges: one in six couples faces obstacles conceiving naturally. Both men and women may experience moments of uncertainty. Here we explain, in a clear and approachable way, the most common causes of infertility in both sexes and how Ingenes supports every
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Drink Less Alcohol to Protect Fertility: A Necessary Change
Alcohol consumption is part of our social life, but when we seek to start a family, it can become an obstacle. Here we explain how alcohol affects fertility in women and men, and why reducing it is a key step. Effects of alcohol on female fertility and practical solutions In women, alcohol can disru
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Mediterranean Diet and Fertility: A Path to Success in In Vitro Fertilization
The Mediterranean diet is famous for its health benefits and now also for its role in fertility. If you’re starting an in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment, take note! A diet rich in fruits, vegetables, legumes, fish, and olive oil provides key nutrients that can increase your chances of success.
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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome will no longer be an impediment to being a mother
The path to motherhood can present challenges, and one of them is polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), more common than you might think. At Ingenes, we understand its effects on fertility and offer personalized solutions to accompany you in your dream of becoming a mother. What Is PCOS and how does It
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Overcoming Hydrosalpinx with IVF: Your Path to Motherhood
Hydrosalpinx is a condition in which one or both of the woman’s fallopian tubes are blocked and dilated due to an accumulation of fluid inside, generally as a result of a previous infection. The fluid produced by the hydrosalpinx is toxic to embryos. In vitro fertilization (IVF) is the treatment of
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65% of women who have their tubal ligation reversed can become pregnant
Tubal ligation is typically a permanent contraception, yet many couples seek reversal to achieve pregnancy. About 65% of women conceive after reversal, though this rate depends on several factors. The technique used in the initial ligation is fundamental. Some methods, like clips or rings, are easie
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In Vitro Fertilization (IVF): A Complete Guide
In Vitro Fertilization, known as IVF, represents a light of hope for those couples and women who face challenges in starting a family. At Ingenes Fertility Institute in Mexico, we are committed to offering comprehensive support in this vital process, providing advanced treatments, guidance, and emot
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The Journey Towards the Realization of a Family Dream: Beyond Traditional Motherhood and Fatherhood
At Ingenes, we understand that the path to realizing a family dream is unique and personal for each individual or couple. This journey can be full of challenges, hopes, and emotions, and it is important to recognize that there are many ways to experience this process, beyond the traditional terms of
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Positive Chlamydia: Symptoms, Causes and Diagnosis
Chlamydia, caused by the intracellular bacterium Chlamydia Trachomatis, is one of the most common sexually transmitted infections. If left untreated, in 40% of cases the infection ascends from the cervix to the ovaries, fallopian tubes, or uterus, causing pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) and even i
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Egg Freezing: A Strategic Decision for Your Family Future
In the realm of family and career planning, egg freezing is an increasingly valued option for those who wish to postpone parenthood without giving up the possibility of having children in the future. At Ingenes, we offer this cutting-edge procedure so you can approach the timing of starting your fam
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Ingenes Fertility Specialists: Our Commitment to Your Dream of having your baby at home
To understand how hypothyroidism influences fertility, first you need to know that the thyroid gland produces two key metabolic hormones: T4 (thyroxine) and T3 (triiodothyronine). This butterfly-shaped gland is located at the front of the neck, just below the Adam’s apple. Although there are many th
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Azoospermia: Understanding the Absence of Sperm and the Available Solutions
Azoospermia, the absence of sperm in semen, is one of the most challenging causes of male infertility. At Ingenes, we are dedicated to providing effective solutions for couples facing this challenge on their path to parenthood. What is Azoospermia? Azoospermia is characterized by the complete absenc
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Stress and Fertility: Understanding its Impact and How to Cope with It
Stress is a key factor that can significantly impact fertility. At Ingenes Fertility Institute in Mexico, we understand the importance of addressing this aspect on the path to finding your baby. The Impact of Stress on Fertility Chronic stress affects both men and women. In women, it can influence t
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Innovations in Fertility: Beyond Age Limits
The story of a 70-year-old woman who gave birth to twins has captured the world’s attention, challenging traditional perceptions about motherhood and age. At Ingenes Fertility Institute in Mexico, we understand the complexity and possibilities that modern fertility science offers those who dream of
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Implantation Failure in IVF and Assisted Reproduction
Implantation failure is diagnosed when pregnancy is not achieved after at least three cycles of In vitro fertilization (IVF) or after transferring more than ten good-quality embryos. We now have very effective options for every cause of implantation failure: blastocyst-stage transfer (day 5), preimp
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Erectile dysfunction and fertility
What is an ectopic pregnancy and why does it happen? An ectopic pregnancy occurs when the embryo implants outside the uterus, almost always in the fallopian tubes, although it can also happen in the ovaries or the cervix. This occurs when something prevents the fertilized egg from reaching the uteru
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Progesterone and Fertility: Understanding its Fundamental Role
Progesterone, the hormone driving your dream of becoming a mother or father, is key to female fertility. When it’s lacking, it can become a silent obstacle. At Ingenes we understand how much reaching motherhood or fatherhood means to you, which is why we care for every detail of your hormonal balanc
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Ultrasound Saving Lives: How Technology Impacts Fertility
When you think about fertility and the magical wait for a baby, technology becomes a fundamental ally. Kourtney Kardashian shared how an ultrasound saved her future little one’s life during her fertility journey. At Ingenes, we know how valuable this resource is and how it can make a difference on y
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A Glance at the Main Fertility Treatments: Your Path to Finding Your Baby
At Ingenes we understand that every journey to motherhood or fatherhood is unique. Here we outline the main fertility treatments, how they work and how our cutting-edge technology and personalized protocols support you every step of the way. Artificial insemination: what it is and when to consider i
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The ROPA Method: An Option for Same-Sex Couples
The ROPA Method (Reception of the Partner’s Oocytes) is an assisted reproduction technique designed for female couples. One partner provides the oocytes and the other carries the pregnancy, so both share the biological and emotional experience of bringing a baby into the world. What is the ROPA Meth
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In favor of the elimination of violence against women and in the obstetrical-gynecological fields
Twenty-two years ago on February the 7th, the General Assembly of the United Nations, proclaimed November 25th as the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women as part of their compromises to eradicate Gender-based Violence. To incentivize governments and institutions to take a
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IVF and ICSI: Keys to Fulfilling the Dream of having your baby at home
In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) and Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) are advanced assisted reproduction techniques that have opened up a world of possibilities for many couples facing fertility challenges. At Ingenes, these techniques are fundamental pillars to help our patients achieve their dr
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Egg retrieval: A Vital Process in Assisted Fertility
Egg retrieval, also known as follicular puncture, is an essential procedure in assisted reproduction. At Ingenes, this step is essential to achieve the dream of many couples: having a baby. But what exactly does this process entail and how is it carried out? Understanding Egg retrieval Egg retrieval
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Low Progesterone and Pregnancy: Understanding the Possibilities
Understanding the fertilization process is essential when you’re trying to conceive. Although fertilization is an amazing phenomenon, it happens microscopically and almost always remains unnoticed. We explain it clearly and in a friendly way. What is an egg and how does fertilization occur? The egg,
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Egg donation: your womb changes your baby´s genes
A mother carrying a baby in her womb alters its genes, even when the egg comes from another woman. This means her child will be born with traits similar to hers, according to a study by the Valencia Infertility Institute Foundation (IVI). How does the maternal uterus influence the genes of a donated
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Hope in the Journey towards finding your baby
What emotions arise when you dream of becoming parents and face fertility challenges? From childhood, women and men long to start a family. When facing difficulties conceiving, it’s normal to go through moments of frustration, sadness, or even guilt. At Ingenes, we understand these emotions and acco
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Uterine Myomatosis How does it affect fertility?
Uterine myomatosis is the appearance of fibroids or fibroids, the most common solid tumors of the uterus in women of reproductive age. They are generally benign estrogen-dependent tumors. They are also called myoma, leiomyoma, or fibroma.Epidemiologically, 2 out of 5 women who present with fibroids
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Female Infertility: tubal ligation
«`html What is tubal ligation and how does it work? Salpingoclasis, tubal ligation, or bilateral tubal occlusion is a permanent sterilization surgery for women. Essentially, the fallopian tubes are cut, clipped, blocked, tied, or cauterized. This prevents the egg from traveling from the ovary to the
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Testimonials«At 5 weeks, I could hear his steady heartbeat»
My journey was long and challenging: I underwent three surgeries, and three inseminations, and visited three different clinics. I even had three in vitro fertilizations. Initially, the causes of my infertility were unknown, but later attributed to hormonal imbalances and a myoma that prevented pregn
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Endometriosis and Fertility: A Simple Guide
Endometriosis occurs when the tissue that normally lines the inside of the uterus appears elsewhere, such as on the ovaries or pelvic cavity. This abnormal growth can cause pelvic organs to stick together, leading to pain and impairing fertility. The condition can block the fallopian tubes or reduce
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What do we know about oocyte quality and its impact on fertility?
«`html What is oocyte quality and why does it matter for your fertility? As years go by, especially after age 35, not only does the number of eggs in the ovaries decrease, but their quality does too. Oocyte quality reflects an egg’s ability to develop into a healthy embryo after fertilization. How d
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The Wonderful Science of Egg Donation: Beyond Genes
Egg donation is a gift of hope for many couples facing fertility challenges. But did you know that the mother’s influence goes beyond genetics? Join us on this scientific and emotional journey. What is egg donation? Egg donation involves the use of donated eggs for conception, a valuable option for
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Advances in Reproduction: An Innovative Path for Future Parents
Exploring New Horizons in Playback Fertility science is opening doors to a world where the difficulties of starting a family become surmountable challenges. The latest advances in the reproductive field promise a future full of hope for those who long to have a child. The Science of Fertility Within
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Celebrating Hope and Science on World Fertility Day
Every year, World Fertility Day is celebrated as a reminder of the importance of understanding and addressing reproductive challenges. Since its commemoration in 2018, this day has become a beacon of hope for many people around the world. The Importance of Awareness Fertility is a term that goes bey
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Pregnancy with HIV: alternatives to have a child without risk of contagion
Thanks to technology and research in reproductive health issues, currently having a pregnancy with HIV is possible. Nowadays, people affected by the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) can have a better quality of life and even have a child of their own without risk of contagion. This is possible thr
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Endometriosis: What is it and How Does it Impact Your Fertility?
Endometriosis affects women of reproductive age (15 to 44 years, according to the WHO) and ranks third among the most common gynecological disorders. It is characterized by the presence of endometrial tissue outside the uterus. The most frequent locations where it develops are: Pelvic area Ovaries F
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Testimonials“I decided to become a single mother at the age of 40”
Becoming a mother is a decision filled with emotion and meaning. Lluvia decided to do it on her own at 40, embarking on a journey of courage and hope. Nowadays, more women choose to become mothers without a partner, either by conviction or life circumstances. Through Lluvia’s story you’ll learn abou
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How can depression affect your fertility?
How Do Emotions Influence Conception? Fertility can be a challenge for 1 in 8 couples worldwide. If you are facing this, you’re not alone: many find it difficult to share, with 60% preferring not to discuss their struggle, and only 5% reaching out for psychological support. After an infertility diag
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Ectopic Pregnancy: Can I have babies after going through this?
What is an ectopic pregnancy and why does it happen? An ectopic pregnancy occurs when the embryo implants outside the uterus, almost always in the fallopian tubes, although it can also happen in the ovaries or the cervix. This occurs when something prevents the fertilized egg from reaching the uteru
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What does it really mean to be infertile? A new perspective
Understanding the new definition of infertility We’ve all heard the term ‘infertility’, but do we really know what it means? Thanks to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM), we now have a clearer and more comprehensive view of this delicate topic. The ASRM has reshaped the traditiona
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Protect your baby before it is born
In some cases, the ovaries stop functioning before age 40. This condition, called premature ovarian insufficiency (POI) or early menopause, can make pregnancy difficult. Although we cannot fully restore ovarian function, in vitro fertilization with egg donation offers up to an 85% success rate for t
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The relationship between male obesity and infertility
Today, we face a notable increase in cases of overweight. In particular, our country leads global statistics when it comes to obesity. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), more than one billion adults face problems of being overweight, and of them, 300 million are classified as obese. H
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Teratozoospermia and fertility
Fertilization with the ICSI method (intracytoplasmic sperm injection) offers higher success rates when one of the factors to address is teratozoospermia: we select a sperm with normal morphology and inject it directly into the egg, optimizing the chances of fertilization. What is teratozoospermia an
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Recognizing Endometriosis to Protect Your Fertility
For couples dreaming of becoming parents, understanding the causes of infertility is a key step. An accurate diagnosis makes it possible for almost 98% of those dreams to come true. Endometriosis, if not detected in time, can place obstacles on your path to motherhood. What is endometriosis and how
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Pregnancy Loss: What Causes a Miscarriage?
Pregnancy loss or recurrent pregnancy loss as it is known medically, represents today one of the greatest challenges in reproductive medicine, to the extent that there is still no agreement that defines this condition as a condition, but it is an obvious headache in the reproductive health of many c
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Fertility problems? You’re not alone
What is the reality of fertility today? Although we don’t talk about it every day, facing difficulties conceiving is more common than you think: 1 in 6 couples experiences it. The good news is that science and medicine have advanced greatly and offer real solutions to fertility challenges. Why do fe
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The miracle of freezing time: Preserving your dreams of being a father or mother
What is egg freezing and what is it for? Egg freezing is an assisted reproduction technique that helps you pause your biological clock. Your mature oocytes are retrieved and vitrified in liquid nitrogen at –196 °C, where they can be stored for up to 27 years. Avoid self-medicating without consulting
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Emotional support in an assisted reproduction treatment
Starting an assisted reproduction treatment can be overwhelming: there will be ups and downs and moments of uncertainty. We know facing these challenges can make you feel alone. That’s why having the support of your partner, friends, or close family members is essential to keep you grounded and focu
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Importance of accurate fertility diagnosis
To assess your ovarian reserve, it is essential to consult a reproductive specialist. They will order a transvaginal ultrasound and hormonal tests to measure the quantity and quality of your eggs, and then create a personalized plan to help you achieve the dream of becoming a mother or father. Below
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Pregnancy and disability: options, risks, and Assisted Reproduction
In this article, we clarify how motherhood and pregnancy are experienced with a disability, and we offer advice for future moms and dads to explore the options provided by Assisted Reproductive Technologies. According to the World Health Organization, disability arises from the interaction between a
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Understanding In Vitro Fertilization Step by Step
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is an assisted technique that has brought hope to many couples facing fertility challenges. Although the process is essentially the same, the individual experience may vary for each woman. Here’s a step-by-step look at the IVF process. 1. Stimulation of the ovaries Imply
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Testimonials“I live with Adenomyosis and gave birth to my daughters”
When you try to conceive a baby, the journey can be challenging and full of emotional and physical ups and downs. If you suffer from adenomyosis or another infertility condition, you know that doubts and fear can grow. Eridani’s story shows that there is hope. She overcame adversity thanks to Assist
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The Changing Landscape of IVF: Accessibility for All Types of Families
In today’s era, families take very different forms, yet IVF treatments are not always within everyone’s reach. Why does this happen? What is IVF and how has its accessibility changed? According to The Economist, IVF has opened new doors to parenthood, but not all families cross them equally easily.
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Sexual and Reproductive Education: The Foundation for a Better Future
Sexual and reproductive education matters to everyone. From adolescence to adulthood, understanding our bodies and health is key. Without proper information, myths arise that can affect our lives. At Ingenes, we believe knowledge gives you the power to live healthier and with hope. What is sexual an
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The Revolutionary World of Fertility and the Gift of Donor Eggs
The realm of fertility is rapidly evolving. With breakthroughs in technology and advancements in medical procedures, the impossible is becoming possible. Women are being granted new hope and the ability to overcome barriers that once stood in their way. One of these remarkable solutions is the use o
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Couple achieves twins from 30-year-old frozen embryos
In Oregon, United States, Philip and Rachel Ridgeway have just welcomed their twins conceived more than thirty years ago, thanks to embryos frozen in 1992 and donated by the National Embryo Donation Center in Knoxville, Tennessee. Philip Ridgeway and Rachel Ridgeway What is cryopreservation and how
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ROPA method for same-sex couples to become biological mothers
The ROPA method in Mexico is an Assisted Reproduction option that lets female couples both become biological mothers.
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Anejaculation and fertility
Anejaculation refers to the lack of ejaculation. This can complicate conception since there is no means for the sperm to reach the woman. But there is hope: there is a method in which the man’s sperm is directly extracted, which has proven to be an effective solution for many couples. Because the nu
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Jennifer Aniston calls on women to freeze their eggs
Jennifer Aniston, 53, said: “I would have given anything if someone had told me, ‘Freeze your eggs. Do yourself a favor’. You never think about it until time passes and the ship sails.” “In my late 30s and into my 40s, I went through very tough times. I was trying to get pregnant. It was a complicat
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The Thriving World of Fertility: How Ingenes Aligns with the Sector’s Growth
In a world that’s increasingly recognizing the importance of personal choices and the nuances of family-building, the fertility sector is experiencing an unprecedented boom. This growth is not just statistical; it’s deeply personal and rooted in the dreams of countless couples and individuals around
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Medication Application
Most fertility medications are administered subcutaneously. This means that they are applied with a very small needle that only penetrates the skin, so they are painless. Medications to stimulate egg production must be prescribed by a fertility specialist and their effects must be carefully monitore
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How is In Vitro Fertilization carried out?
In in vitro fertilization (IVF), science and hope unite for those dreaming of welcoming a baby. We explain the process from start to finish. How is in vitro fertilization performed step by step? 1. Ovarian stimulation: you receive hormones (150–300 IU of FSH/LH) so your ovaries develop multiple foll
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Can Clomiphene help me get pregnant?
Clomiphene is a medication that promotes ovulation and can increase the chances of pregnancy when properly prescribed by specialists. Here we explain how.
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Asthenozoospermia: How IVF+ICSI can be your ally in the search for paternity
Asthenozoospermia is when male sperm motility decreases, making fertility difficult because sperm cannot reach and penetrate the egg. The In Vitro Fertilization with Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (IVF+ICSI) is the option with the highest success rates for those with asthenozoospermia, as it preve
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IngenesUnderstanding donation as help for infertility
Donation is an act of generosity in which men and women voluntarily give up their gametes (eggs and sperm) to be used to help patients with infertility, who want above all to have a baby. On average, 1 in 6 Mexican couples has some infertility condition and, for some of them, using donor gametes is
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High prolactin and its impact on your fertility
Hormones, as we have written before, are the chemical messengers of the body that control numerous functions and circulate through the blood to the organs and tissues. These components intervene in the processes of: Hormones are created by the different glands (a set of cells whose function is to sy
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What are Aneuploidies: causes, and how to prevent them?
Human somatic cells are diploid, they normally have 23 pairs of chromosomes (46 chromosomes), in which all the genes that make up the genome are distributed. Sex cells (eggs and sperm) are haploid and only contain half as many chromosomes. What is an aneuploidy? A cell that contains a normal chromos
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Planning a baby? These foods boost your fertility
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the nutritional and general health status of the mother before and during pregnancy directly affects the baby, an issue in which there is gradually greater awareness about adequate nutrition, in these stages. In this sense, the importance of food is
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HPV and pregnancy: What you should know
The Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is one of the most common sexually transmitted infections worldwide. If you’re pregnant or planning for a baby, it’s natural to wonder how HPV might affect your pregnancy and your little one’s health. Here we clear up those doubts. What is HPV and how does it affect pr
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Eligender: Can you choose your baby’s sex?
Becoming a mother is such a magical journey. Children bring a wealth of experiences and cherished moments to our lives. Imagine being able to choose your baby’s gender; well, with our Eligender services, now you can. We know it might sound a bit like science fiction, but don’t worry, we’re here to e
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Testimonials“The Maternal-Fetal Medicine Unit saved my babies”
Pregnancy is one of the most exciting and meaningful stages in a woman’s life. However, for mothers who have experienced a high-risk pregnancy, the path to motherhood can be overwhelming and full of uncertainties. This is where Maternal-Fetal Medicine comes in. From medical complications to emotiona
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IngenesUbuntu: A philosophy of connection and community at the heart of Ingenes
The term Ubuntu may not be familiar to many, but its essence surrounds us, connects us and, at Ingenes, we embrace it in our daily lives. Originally from the Bantu languages of Africa, Ubuntu translates as «humanity towards others», but its meaning goes much further. In the awareness that our acti
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A Journey of Resilience and Assisted Reproduction: What is a Rainbow Baby?
Understanding the term: Rainbow Baby In the world of fertility and assisted reproduction, a «rainbow baby» is a special term. It refers to the cherished children born to parents who’ve faced pregnancy loss or infertility. Like a vibrant rainbow after a storm, these miracles symbolize hope and joy af
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Love In Vitro, A Miracle of Science: Letter to my donor
The actress Lily Collins, known for her role in the Netflix series Emily in Paris, announced on Instagram the birth of her baby, Tove, via surrogacy. Her experience has opened a dialogue about this option within assisted reproduction treatments. What exactly is surrogacy? Who can consider it and wha
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Testimonials“I’m 48 years old, and I’m a single mom”
Age is a fundamental factor when we talk about Assisted Reproduction treatments, since after the age of 35 the ovarian reserve of women decreases, and reaching menopause ends the reproductive cycle of a woman. At this stage, ovulation comes to a cease, which is why chances of successful conception a
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IngenesIngenes Merida: Fulfilling dreams in The Southeast of Mexico
On August 15, 2017, Ingenes opened its doors in the southeast of Mexico, specifically in the capital of the state of Yucatan. This is undoubtedly an important location, where the Mayan culture merges with the modern lifestyle of Mérida, one of the cities with the best life quality in Mexico. Dr. Mad
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Ovarian Reserve: Learn more about your egg quality and quantity
A low ovarian reserve can compromise your chances of having a baby. We tell you how to find out yours and what your options are to become a mom.
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Genetic alterations: What are they and how do they affect fertility?
Genetic alterations in embryos, which trigger diseases and medical conditions that can compromise the quality of life of the future baby, can be caused by problems in the genes as well as in the chromosomes of the embryo and affect its ability to develop and implant in the uterus. How do genetic alt
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Celebrating the Diversity of American Families on National Family Day
The National Family Day is an opportunity to pause and recognize the richness of every family story in the United States. Today, families take many forms: from traditional to the most diverse, reflecting the openness and change of our society. What is National Family Day and why celebrate diversity?
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Testimonials«Having an infertility problem may be hard, but there’s a solution»
Denisse shares her story about her infertility problem and how, after an accurate diagnosis, she had her first baby girl.
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Most Searched Fertility Questions on Google
The topic of infertility raises many questions for those trying to have a baby who haven’t succeeded yet. Most turn to the Internet because it’s a free and easy-to-access resource. At Ingenes we researched the most frequently asked questions on Google about infertility and, with the help of our fert
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Testimonials«I became a mother at 40»
Motherhood is a right for everyone, regardless of economic status, nationality, race, or age. Deciding to have a child is one of life’s most beautiful experiences, and each person chooses the moment they feel is ideal. It’s true that as the years go by the chances of pregnancy decrease, but they don
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Let’s Talk Regenerative Medicine: What is Endometrial Regeneration?
In the world of fertility treatments, advancements are constantly being made to help prospective parents realize their dreams. In this article, we will explore the promising field of endometrial regeneration, an innovative approach with the potential to improve pregnancy success rates and support fe
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Testimonials«I became a mom despite having endometriosis»
Endometriosis is one of the most common gynecological conditions in the world, it is also one of the most misunderstood and misdiagnosed. It affects around 176 million women in the world. And despite its high incidence, many women wait about 10 years for proper treatment. As it happened with the cas
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Testimonials«Women with polycystic ovary can have children»
Women with a polycystic ovary can have children. Claudia shares how she made it happen after trying for her baby for more than 5 years.
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Assisted Reproduction in Mexico and USA: lead by Ingenes
Assisted reproduction treatments are increasingly relevant: today not only heterosexual couples with fertility issues, but also female couples and single women find in these procedures the opportunity to fulfill their dream of becoming mothers. Thanks to advances in technology and research, fertilit
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Testimonials«With ROPA method, both of us had a child»
With the ROPA in vitro fertilization method, female couples can have a baby that belongs to both: one partner's egg carried in the other's womb.
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Pride 2023: 3 testimonies of love and pride 🏳️🌈👩🏻🤝👩🏾👶🏻
We commemorate Pride month, Pride 2023, sharing with you 3 stories of same-sex couples, women who became proud biological mothers thanks to the ROPA Method. 👶🏻 1. Pride 2023: «We all have the right to form a family» «When I accepted that I was gay, I had resigned myself to the thought that I would n
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IngenesAchieving Quality Excellence with PACAL: Recognition for Ingenes Laboratory
Assisted reproduction treatments often require a significant financial investment, especially high-complexity ones like in vitro fertilization. At Ingenes Institute you can save because our laboratories are in Mexico. This way, you start your treatment in the U.S. and complete it in Mexico. How does
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Testimonials«Poor eggs quality, that was the diagnosis that gave me my Sofi»
Poor egg quality does not prevent you from having a baby. Iraí shares her journey and the specific treatment that helped her make it happen.
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Testimonials«I had recurrent miscarriages, I was already over 36 and we made it»
Berenice had recurrent miscarriages because she lives with a polycystic ovary. Read her story and how she had her baby on her third IVF cycle.
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Your Journey to Motherhood: Artificial Insemination and Other Assisted Reproduction Techniques
In our space today, we want to discuss something that may be very important to you: assisted reproduction. We know that deciding to start this journey toward motherhood can involve many questions, especially if you’re considering using assisted reproduction techniques. Here, we will help you underst
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Pregnancy after 35, the challenges every woman needs to be aware of
Starting the journey to parenthood is exciting, but it can also raise questions about how to prepare. At Ingenes we guide you with a clear, approachable guide covering all aspects, physical, emotional, and lifestyle, to plan your pregnancy with confidence. First medical steps before conceiving Before
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Testimonials«My 2 IVF babies are the real fighters»
Rebeca went through a diagnosis of polycystic ovary, endometriosis, and an unnecessary surgery before having her IVF babies. Read her story here.
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IngenesWe are a Trusted Source on YouTube for Assisted Reproduction
At Ingenes, our commitment to education and the dissemination of quality information in the field of assisted reproduction has always been one of the fundamental pillars of our mission. As the largest fertility and genetics institute in Mexico and Latin America, we understand the importance of provi
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Understanding Embryo Factor and Its Role in Fertility
The embryo factor is a crucial aspect of fertility, yet it’s often overlooked in discussions about conception. An embryo is comprised of 46 chromosomes, 23 from the mother and 23 from the father. Any genetic issues within these chromosomes could potentially hinder a pregnancy from reaching full term,
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Aneuploidy: What it is, causes and how to prevent it
Aneuploidy is a genetic alteration that can appear in the embryo and compromise its development. We explain its main causes and how to prevent it.
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Overcoming Male Infertility: The Role of ICSI in Assisted Reproduction
The topic of infertility raises many questions for those trying to have a baby who haven’t succeeded yet. Most turn to the Internet because it’s a free and easy-to-access resource. At Ingenes we researched the most frequently asked questions on Google about infertility and, with the help of our fert
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What is Hyperthyroidism and how does it affect fertility?
«`html What is hyperthyroidism and how does it affect fertility? The thyroid gland sits just below the “Adam’s apple” and looks like a butterfly. It makes two main hormones, T4 (thyroxine) and T3 (triiodothyronine). When it goes into overdrive and pumps out too much of these hormones, we call that h
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Testimonials«At 17 I had my first daughter and I did not expect to be a mother again…»
“Living as a single mother has its challenges, but when I look at my children I know they are my home and I wouldn’t change a thing. At 17 I had my first daughter unplanned, and at 30 I decided I wanted to experience that again. Without a partner, I thought about donating my eggs as a way to satisfy
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A beginner’s Guide to IVF
In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is currently the most effective assisted reproduction method. Here is a complete guide with everything you need to know about IVF.
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Testimonials«I had uterine fibroids and became a mother with IVF»
An incorrect fertility diagnosis can delay the dream of becoming a mom or dad and lead to treatments that don’t match what the patient really needs, especially when uterine fibroids are involved. This is how Denisse and her husband lived for 8 years: after several attempts they decided to turn to In
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Let’s talk In Vitro Fertilization: Embryo Transfer
In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is a commonly used assisted reproductive technology that has brought joy to many families worldwide. If you’re considering IVF, it’s crucial to understand its significant steps, one of the most important being embryo transfer. Let’s delve deeper into this exciting and cr
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Premature Ovarian Failure and Fertility
In some cases, the ovaries stop functioning before age 40. This condition, called premature ovarian insufficiency (POI) or early menopause, can make pregnancy difficult. Although we cannot fully restore ovarian function, in vitro fertilization with egg donation offers up to an 85% success rate for t
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Infertility Factors: Understanding the Ovarian Reserve
We know that embarking on the beautiful journey toward motherhood is exciting and full of hope. We want to ensure that you have all the necessary information to make informed decisions on this very special journey. One of the key aspects you need to consider is your ovarian reserve. Let’s explore to
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FAQs of Assisted Reproduction
Assisted Reproduction is a complex and emotional issue that affects many couples worldwide. As Assisted Reproduction techniques continue to evolve, so do the questions and concerns of people seeking options to start or expand their family. In this article, we will address some of the most frequently
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Advancements in IVF and Assisted Reproduction Techniques
In the field of reproductive medicine, significant advancements have been made in In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) and assisted reproduction techniques, offering hope and new possibilities to individuals and couples struggling with infertility. These innovative methods have revolutionized the landscape
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Testimonials«They said I had endometriosis and 0% chance of having a baby»
Endometriosis is one of the leading conditions affecting women’s reproductive health and their ability to conceive. It often goes undiagnosed in time, which can complicate any assisted reproduction treatment. Although it is possible to become pregnant and have children with endometriosis, close moni
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Positive Chlamydia: What to Do
On the journey to motherhood or fatherhood, every step matters. Every hope, every dream, and every challenge brings us closer to the moment when our desire to conceive becomes reality. But sometimes unexpected obstacles arise, such as chlamydia, a silent infection that can affect our fertility. It i
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Testimonials“I Would Experience My Pregnancy Again: I Did Everything to Bring Her Here”
«Life puts you through very tough challenges, but you can overcome anything in the end. We always wanted a pregnancy, but in the first years, we focused on our life as a couple, and later we thought about starting a family. We noticed there was a problem around eight years of being married. We searc
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Ingenes Welcomes Two Renowned Professionals in California
Our commitment to changing lives in the United States remains stronger than ever. That’s why we are proud to announce two key additions to our medical teams in San Diego and Orange County, California. These two professionals reflect Ingenes’ mission: for nearly twenty years, we have helped thousands
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IngenesIngenes Toluca: Medical excellence bringing babies to their parents in Estado de México
In this article on our blog, we want to share with you the exciting story behind Ingenes Toluca, the branch located in the State of Mexico that opened on May 17, 2021, revolutionizing the field of reproductive medicine in the city. Since its opening, Ingenes Toluca has brought hope and solutions to
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Testimonials«After 10 years of trying and with a diagnosis of uterine fibroids, I had my baby»
What are uterine fibroids and how can they impact fertility? Uterine fibroids are noncancerous growths in the muscle layer of the uterus. They can be as small as a pea or grow several centimeters wide, appearing inside the cavity, within the wall, or on the outer surface. Many women notice no sympto
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Medical Tourism in Mexico: 2nd place worldwide
A mother carrying a baby in her womb alters its genes, even when the egg comes from another woman. This means her child will be born with traits similar to hers, according to a study by the Valencia Infertility Institute Foundation (IVI). How does the maternal uterus influence the genes of a donated
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Testimonials«I had ovarian cysts, had one ovary removed, and yet, I still had my baby.»
Low ovarian reserve and a positive IVF result on her third attempt: this is Claudia’s story, who became mother to little Guillermo after visiting several fertility clinics and overcoming multiple failed assisted reproduction attempts. Claudia shares her challenges, the prejudices and misinformation
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I want to be a mother: Motherhood and its different forms
Do I want to be a mom? Motherhood in Mexico has moved from the traditional model to many different forms, and every one of them should be a choice.
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Ingenes San Diego: where dreams of parenthood come true
At Ingenes San Diego we understand how important this journey is for you. Our team combines cutting-edge technology with a close, personal approach to accompany you at every step, from the first evaluation to the most advanced reproductive techniques, always adapting to your needs. Who we are and wh
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Turner Syndrome: What it is and how to detect it
Turner Syndrome is a condition caused by the partial or complete absence of the X chromosome, and it mainly affects women. Most people have 46 chromosomes in each cell (23 from the mother and 23 from the father). This syndrome develops on the 45th chromosome and occurs when a woman has one normal X
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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, what you need to know to have your baby
Polycystic ovary syndrome is a hormonal imbalance. Learn its symptoms, how it affects your fertility, and your options to have a baby.
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Reproduction Nurses or Consultants: who are they and why are they so important?
Ingenes Mexico has branches in key locations to fulfill the dream of becoming a mom or dad, in the country’s most emblematic cities Ingenes Tijuana is one of the branches of the leading Fertility and Genetics Institute in Latin America, where we perform high- and low-complexity assisted reproduction
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Hyperprolactinemia or high prolactin levels: What to do if I want to have a baby
Hyperprolactinemia occurs when blood prolactin levels exceed 25 ng/mL in someone who is neither pregnant nor breastfeeding. This hormone, produced by the pituitary gland, is key for breast development and lactation. Outside of pregnancy, elevated levels disrupt GnRH signaling, halt ovulation, distur
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Testimonials«We choose the ROPA method to share our motherhood»
You may have heard of the ROPA method (Reception of Oocytes from the Partner), an Assisted Reproduction technique that allows both women to actively participate in the gestation process. This method, besides being a viable alternative for couples who want to have biological children, represents a un
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Does stress affect my fertility?
Fertility issues affect 1 in 8 couples worldwide, of which 60% hide their reproductive problem from their surroundings and only 5% seek psychological help to cope with it. It has been identified that between 25% and 65% of couples experience stress when receiving a diagnosis of infertility. Research
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May: Mother’s Day and how to deal with difficult emotions
For many mothers, May is a month of celebration. However, for women who are struggling with infertility or have experienced recurrent miscarriages, this month can prove to be more stressful and sad than just Mother’s Day. The season can be a hurtful reminder of the challenges they have faced with in
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Assisted Reproduction: a scientific alternative not very well accepted
Nowadays, even though there is an increased open mind to reproductive health issues because of the scientific progress in that matter and easier access to information, Assisted Reproduction keeps being a social taboo. It is a pointed-out topic, criticized and accepted just by a percentage of people.
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Can I get pregnant during menopause?
Menopause is a time in a woman’s life when many experience significant physical and emotional changes. For some, it marks the end of their fertile stage, while for others, it may be the beginning of a new path toward motherhood. Although pregnancy during menopause may seem uncommon or impossible, ma
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Hypothyroidism and Fertility: What You Need to Know
To understand how hypothyroidism influences fertility, first you need to know that the thyroid gland produces two key metabolic hormones: T4 (thyroxine) and T3 (triiodothyronine). This butterfly-shaped gland is located at the front of the neck, just below the Adam’s apple. Although there are many th
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What does Maternal-Fetal Medicine do?
Maternal-Fetal Medicine is a medical specialty that focuses on the healthcare of both the mother and the fetus during pregnancy. This branch of medicine aims to prevent and treat problems that may arise during pregnancy and childbirth, ensuring the well-being of the mother and baby. Maternal-Fetal M
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IngenesPregnancy and Anemia
During pregnancy, anemia is very common. The mother’s body needs more iron to produce red blood cells that carry oxygen to the baby and to her own tissues. If you don’t consume enough iron, your stores become depleted and hemoglobin drops, causing anemia. Symptoms may include extreme fatigue, weakne
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The importance of nutrition in fertility treatment
There is a very close relationship between nutrition and fertility. Food brings many benefits to our health, which has a direct impact on the reproductive system and fertility of both men and women. Currently, there are a large number of toxins in our food that affect our health. Reviewing our eatin
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«After 22 years of trying, I became a mother thanks to artificial insemination»
Thousands of women and men have undergone various treatments at fertility clinics in Mexico and, unfortunately, many do not achieve the desired result. This was Evelyn’s story, who fought tirelessly for 12 years to become a mother. She shares the frustration of trying over and over, the emotional to
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8 celebrities with endometriosis share their advice
Endometriosis is a chronic disease affecting around 10% of reproductive-aged women worldwide (≈176 million), according to the WHO. It occurs when the tissue that normally lines the uterus grows outside of it, causing pelvic pain, fatigue, and sometimes difficulties getting pregnant. Many women wait
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Can you have a baby after getting a tubal ligation?
Tubal ligation (also known as salpingectomy) is considered a permanent method of sterilization, but if you have had your tubes tied and now regret your decision, you have two options: In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) and tubal ligation reversal surgery or tubal recanalization. In IVF, fertilization occu
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Movies about IVF and how the treatment works in real life
Movies about in vitro fertilization (IVF) often portray emotional fertility journeys, focusing on drama, hope, and the struggles involved. While these films capture the emotional essence of the experience, they do not always reflect medical reality. It’s important to separate fiction from clinical t
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IngenesCarrot, the leading global fertility care platform
Carrot Fertility is the leading global fertility care platform for women, who are often at the center of fertility care decisions and consequences plus people of every age, race, income, sex, sexual orientation, gender, marital status, and geographic location. Trusted by hundreds of multinational em
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Amenorrhea: What is it and how does it affect fertility?
Amenorrhea is the absence of your menstrual periods. It is a sign that there may be an underlying medical condition, and the accompanying symptoms depend on the cause. By treating the condition causing amenorrhea, menstrual periods usually resume. Additionally, maintaining a healthy lifestyle is ess
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Testimonials«I have ovarian cysts and knew getting pregnant wouldn’t be easy”
The desire to have a child is one of the deepest and most emotional longings a person can experience. However, for some women, this dream may be more complex to achieve due to the presence of ovarian cysts. Cysts can affect a woman’s fertility in various ways and can make the process of conception a
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Spontaneous Miscarriage, how to cope and gain strength?
When the news of a pregnancy is received, most people tend to interpret it as an automatic birth; but the reality is that not all pregnancies go to term. Our psychotherapist, Katia Rodriguez, a specialist in assisting people undergoing Assisted Reproduction treatments, explains that miscarriage is s
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Success Rates: in Vitro Fertilization
What is in vitro fertilization and why choose Ingenes? Every couple starting an in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment shares the same dream: to hold their baby. Choosing the right center can raise questions. Ingenes was the first in Mexico to publish its live birth rate online, surpassing the avera
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Anne Hathaway and Infertility: «It was a lonely and uncertain journey»
Anne Hathaway welcomed her second child in 2020 and revealed that her path to pregnancy was not easy due to infertility. In a post on her Instagram account, she wrote: “Seriously, for everyone going through infertility and conception, know that it was not a straight line to either of my pregnancies.
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TestimonialsBeing a single mom at 43
All women have the right to decide whether they want to postpone motherhood. But this path to parenthood offers more than one route: you can share it with a partner or undertake it solo. Thanks to science and medicine, becoming a mother without a partner is now a real option. You will learn Tony’s s
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Testimonials«I had my baby at 49 thanks to egg donation.»
Endometriosis affects 10% of women of reproductive age worldwide. In Mexico there are around 7 million women living with this condition. Claudia is one of them and shares how, despite everything, she managed to have her little Arleth. What is endometriosis and how does it impact fertility? Endometri
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Infertility: Mom and CEO at the same time
Claire Tomkins was working in the energy industry when she started an In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) treatment. After six failed IVF cycles, three miscarriages, and finally, three children, her professional life took a turn. What she went through to become a mom inspired her to found Future Family, a
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10 Reasons to consider egg donation for your assisted reproduction treatment
One of the main reasons why egg donation is stigmatized is the mistaken idea that it is unnatural or unethical. However, egg donation is a safe and well-established practice that has helped countless families have children and build their families. By recognizing this fact and the important role tha
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What you need to know if you choose Ingenes United States
Ingenes is the leading assisted reproduction institute in Latin America, with the highest success rate and over 75,000 babies born. Since 2021 we have arrived in the United States to prove that we are not just another option, but the best alternative in the U.S. market, with high quality and afforda
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Ingenes Houston, recognized by HTown Best
HTown Best shares expert reviews and opinions so patients receive satisfying experiences and have their needs met. What is Ingenes Houston and why does HTown Best recognize it? Ingenes Houston is a leading assisted reproduction clinic that supports women and men on their journey to parenthood. Recen
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Endometriosis: What you think to know and how to face it
Endometriosis is a chronic disease that affects millions of women worldwide. According to the World Health Organization, this condition affects 10% of all women of reproductive age worldwide. Receiving a diagnosis of endometriosis is difficult due to the diversity of signs and symptoms that women ma
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IngenesIngenes Cancun: Building families at the Mayan Coast
On February 28, 2022, Ingenes opened its doors in Cancún to support your desire to build a family with assisted reproduction and advanced genetic services in the Mexican Caribbean. Since then, Ingenes Cancún has established itself thanks to its team of highly trained doctors and specialists, modern
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Testimonials«I wanted a baby and through an IVF treatment, life sent me 2 diamonds»
After turning 35, Cisne achieved a pregnancy with IVF and had her two babies, even while living with a polycystic ovary. She shares her story.
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Excessive cell phone use may affect sperm quality
A study conducted by a team of fertility researchers from the University of Newcastle, Australia reveals that sperm quality is directly affected by cell-phone usage, up to 14% of the problems men face while trying to conceive are related to the radiation emitted by cell phones. Researchers studied a
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New year, a new opportunity to achieve your dream of having a baby
Each of the 365 days of the year gives you a new opportunity to fulfill your dream of becoming a mom or dad. With the end of a year we leave behind stumbles, frustration, and sadness, and welcome a cycle that renews hope. Each of those days is a unique chance to get closer to the arrival of your bab
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Testimonials“My 4th IVF attempt was a promise that I made to my husband”
The testimony of Ana shows that when you decide to become a mother, nothing is impossible. Since she was young, Ana had thyroid problems and, due to poor medical care, developed cysts that affected her fallopian tubes. Below, Ana shares her medical journey to having her two babies thanks to a multip
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IngenesIngenes Leon: Bringing dreams to life at the Mexican lowlands
On December 13th of 2021, the Ingenes Leon, Guanajuato branch opened its doors, located in the lowland area, known as «El Bajío» of Mexico, this expansion has allowed us to reach and help even more people, by fulfilling their dreams of parenthood. Dr. Giovanni López, the Medical Director for this br
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CONACYT and fertility investigation at Ingenes Institute
At Ingenes Institute, we have a reproductive health research division dedicated to exploring new complementary alternatives to fertility treatments, thereby increasing the chances of success for each individual. Our specialists, always at the forefront of assisted reproduction, engage in continuous
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What to say to someone that is struggling to have a baby
In this article, you’ll discover how to be the pillar your loved ones need while they strive to bring that much-desired baby home. We’ll share practical tips to strengthen their support network, make them feel supported, and fill every step they take with love. What Is Infertility and Why Does It Ma
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PICSI technique: what you need to know about it
Did you know that In Vitro Fertilization has some variations according to your diagnosis to increase your chances of success? These are: In this article, we will explain what you need to know about the PICSI technique to achieve your baby. PICSI: the most advanced technique in Assisted Reproduction
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Ingenes Mexicali: Making dreams come true in the southern border.
On October 18th, 2021, the capital of Baja California welcomes with open arms the Ingenes Institute for Bringing Stars Down from the Sky.Ingenes Mexicali is the branch that brings us closer to the border of Mexico with the United States and allows thousands of patients to start their Assisted Reprod
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Reproductive rights and Assisted Reproductive Technologies
In this article, you will learn about what Human Rights support the possibility to create a family and the fact to access Assisted Reproductive Technology treatments is also a right that you can exercise whenever you choose to. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is a document elaborated by th
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TestimonialsMaking dreams come through IVF «It took us 3 years to become parents»
According to the World Health Organization’s data, around 48 million couples and 186 million people worldwide deal with conditions that affect fertility. This means that infertility is much more common than we could imagine. Women’s journey in search of motherhood is not always easy. Along the way,
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Should I see a Gynecologist or a Fertility Specialist?
Gynecologists are not fertility specialists. Many people who have problems having a baby often go immediately to their primary care gynecologist for treatment; however, this is not ideal and may even be counterproductive because these types of doctors do not have the training, knowledge, or experien
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TestimonialsNew mom at 43, that’s my story
Female fertility declines with age, and achieving pregnancy naturally after 35 is usually more challenging and carries higher risks. Thanks to advances in assisted reproduction, today it’s possible to become a mom or dad with fewer obstacles, even after 40, through fertility treatments. Learn Olga’s
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In Vitro Fertilization treatment, beyond infertility
in-vitro-fertilization-treatment-beyond-infertility-ivf-procedure-fertilization-in-ivf-laboratory-at-ingenes-institute In Vitro Fertilization treatment has evolved the way of conceiving babies around the world, it is considered a high complexity treatment due to the series of procedures used that in
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TestimonialsGetting pregnant at 40? “I was 44 and I thought that was impossible»
Getting pregnant at 40 is possible and safe. After 35, the quality and quantity of eggs decrease, reducing the chances of conceiving. It’s a natural process, but Assisted Reproduction Technologies (ART) help you “stop the biological clock” and achieve a baby even after 40. Below, Ruth shares how at
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Male infertility and how to conceive a baby
Male infertility affects 4 out of 10 people who experience problems conceiving, a situation that has multiple causes. However, with proper treatment, any of them can be overcome to achieve a baby. Infertility, a much more common problem than you think According to figures from the World Health Organ
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Getting pregnant after 35?
There is no perfect age to become a mother or father; the best time is the one you choose. Thanks to advances in Assisted Reproduction Science and Technology, the biological clock no longer prevents you from pursuing pregnancy after 35 or even later. Dr. Claudia Castillo, Medical Director of Ingenes
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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome according to the age of the woman
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) accompanies many women beyond their fertile years and often has a familial basis. Here we explain its symptoms and how it manifests at each stage of life. At what age can PCOS be detected in girls? Before age 11 and without having had their first period, a PCOS diagn
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It is possible to have a pregnancy with tubal ligation
If you had your tubes tied and now you have changed your mind, you should know that it is possible to get pregnant with Salpingoclasia, you can have your baby, and there are different alternatives such as In Vitro Fertilization and Reversion or Recanalization of the fallopian tubes, which offer you
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Testicular biopsy to detect the origin of male infertility
Male infertility is present in over 40% of couples experiencing difficulty conceiving. A testicular biopsy helps determine the cause and act precisely so nothing stands in the way of your dream of becoming a father. What is male infertility and how is it detected? Male infertility encompasses any al
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IngenesREDLARA certifies medical practices and laboratory Ingenes
The Latin American Network of Assisted Reproduction (REDLARA, by its acronym in Spanish) awarded Ingenes its 2022 Gold and Silver Seal for complying with the highest standards in medical practices and in the IVF laboratory, reiterating the commitment to provide Assisted Reproduction treatments of th
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For us you are not a number, but a dream to fulfill
Giving you the service you deserve i sour greatest commitment, and helping you fulfill your dream of having your star at home is our goal. Let us help you achieve it and write the best part of your story together.
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Your Star at Home: More Opportunities to Have Your Baby
In order to reduce the physical, emotional and economic exhaustation of women, we created multicycle programs that increase the chances of conceiving up to 96%.
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Eligender: Is it possible to choose your baby’s sex?
Being a mom is a wonderful stage, because children get to add more experiences and memories to your family, and many times being able to choose the sex of your baby is something unique, and today, with our Eligender program it is possible to do it. We know it sounds a bit like science fiction, but d
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IngenesFirm decisions and safe steps: Initial Program
There could be a lot of reasons for not being able to conceive, because infertility does not have only one cause of origin, but several. Precision is required to determine a diagnosis, because if we do not know what is keeping you from getting pregnant, it will be impossible to find the solution to
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Why is Ingenes the best option to have your baby?
Ingenes is the leading assisted reproduction institute in Latin America. Thanks to our highest success rates, more than 75,000 babies have been born with our help. With over 15 years of experience, we have found solutions where others see obstacles. Avoid self-medicating without consulting a special
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Mexico City: The capital that everyone wants to visit
Ingenes Mexico City is the headquarters of the leading Institute of Fertility and Genetics in Latin America. Mexico City is one of the cities with great wealth of culture, architecture and art. It is full of tourist attractions and it is recognized and admired throughout the world for its immense di
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The magic between Ingenes Mexico and Ingenes USA
Assisted reproduction treatments often require a significant financial investment, especially high-complexity ones like in vitro fertilization. At Ingenes Institute you can save because our laboratories are in Mexico. This way, you start your treatment in the U.S. and complete it in Mexico. How does
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Guadalajara: Favourite venue for international events
Why is Guadalajara an ideal place to have your baby? This city is one of the most important in Mexico thanks to its economic infrastructure and high technological development with world class innovations.
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Monterrey: The best city in Mexico
Why is Monterrey an ideal place to have your baby? It is one of the most important cities in Mexico, and it is located in the northwest of the country. It is considered the industrial pole thanks to the fact that there are Mexican global companies, as well as the best rated universities in Latin Ame
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Tijuana: The most visited border in the world
Thinking about coming to Ingenes TJ? Meet the most visited city in the world. Each year, more than 50 million people cross between Tijuana and San Diego, and it is classified as a global city for being a commercial cultural center in North America.
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Querétaro: A place full of magic
Ingenes Querétaro is one of the branches of the leading Institute of Fertility and Genetics in Latin America. The state of Querétaro has stood out thanks to its economic dynamics. In recent years, the development of the entity has excelled thanks to the aerospace industry.
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Puebla: An authentic jewel of Mexico
If you are visiting Ingenes Puebla, let us show more about this city. According to Forbes, Puebla is one of the main “coolest” cities to visit, due to its great diversity of landscapes, tourist attractions and incredible gastronomy.
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IngenesIngenes Morelia: Transforming lives in Western Mexico
Ingenes Morelia was created to help more people in western Mexico have a baby with the support of Assisted Reproduction.
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Chlamydia, a possible vaccine to prevent it
Chlamydia is the most common sexually transmitted disease worldwide. However, despite being so common it is little known, because many people living with it often have no symptoms. A condition that, even without showing signs, can cause problems in conceiving and having a baby. The disease is 3 time
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IngenesIngenes Mazatlan: Lowering the stars in the pearl of the Pacific
Ingenes Mazatlán was created to help more people fulfill their dream of having a baby with the support of Assisted Reproduction.
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The brand new Netflix documentary tells the true story of perverse Artificial Insemination practices
Sperm for artificial insemination must come from a donor or partner, never from the specialist. Discover why this could never happen at Ingenes.
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Testimonials«Low ovarian reserve and a positive IVF treatment on my 3rd attempt»
A low ovarian reserve and a positive IVF on her third attempt: meet Claudia, who became a mom after several failed treatments.
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Testimonials«At age 50 and with tubal ligation, I achieved my pregnancy»
Discover María del Carmen's story and how she achieved her pregnancy despite a tubal ligation, at 50 years old and with her husband at 58.
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TestimonialsI had my pregnancy with a polycystic ovary at age 36
Fernanda achieved her pregnancy with a polycystic ovary through a multicycle In Vitro Fertilization treatment. Here she shares her story.
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IngenesIngenes Institute, recognized as a member of the McAllen Chamber of Commerce in Texas
Ingenes McAllen was recognized as a member of the McAllen Chamber of Commerce in Texas for promoting innovation and growth in the area.
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TestimonialsPregnancy at 48: what you should know
Cecilia became Angélica's mom with a pregnancy at 48. Meet her here and learn about the IVF treatment that made it possible.
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Testimonials«I wanted to be a single mom and finally at 46, I had my babies»
Noemí decided her wish to be a single mom was bigger than any prejudice. Read her story and how she had her twin girls at 46.
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Testimonials«I have endometriosis and got pregnant after 10 years»
Claudia has endometriosis and got pregnant. Discover her story and how she lives with this condition that affects 7 million women in Mexico.
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Testimonials«I spent 12 years in fertility clinics, fought, and here is my baby»
Evelyn is one of thousands of women who have been through failed Assisted Reproduction treatments. Discover her 12-year fight and never give up!
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Testimonials«Can I get pregnant if I have a polycystic ovary? Yes, I did it!»
Have you wondered whether you can get pregnant with a polycystic ovary? Karina did it: read her story and how she had her little Romina.
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Testimonials«I had my pregnancy at 40, but I spent 10 years looking for my baby»
Betzabé shares her struggle, the failed treatments she went through, and how she finally became a mom with a successful pregnancy at 40, thanks to IVF.
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Testimonials“My last IVF pregnancy attempt resulted in my baby girl“
Leslie had endometriosis and went through several IVF attempts to have her little Martina on her final cycle of four fertilizations.
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Testimonials«Egg donation helped me to become a mom after 35»
Having a baby through egg donation is not a simple decision: it calls for accurate information and time to weigh it alongside your wish to become a mom. Lorena, who had a low ovarian reserve, shares her story.
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Testimonials«Don´t you think about the risks of having a baby at 40?»
The risks of having a baby at 40 should not stop you. Inés shares her story, her fears, and how she had her two little girls at 46 with IVF.
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Testimonials«I had it on my chest and I couldn´t believe it»
When the desire to have a child is so strong, nothing and no one can stop it. Assisted reproduction breaks down barriers, pushes science to the limit to create life, and connects with the deepest longing of many couples. How much do you dream of becoming a mother or father? Here is Luz’s story, who
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Testimonials«A doctor said it was my fault and my stress about getting pregnant»
The stress of trying to get pregnant should never be dismissed. Meet Elba and how she had her baby by caring for both her reproductive and emotional health.
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Testimonials«My husband had cancer and I had cysts, but with IVF we got twins»
With a multicycle Assisted Reproduction treatment, Marisol and her husband had their twins on their third In Vitro Fertilization cycle.
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Tips to improve your fertility
Check out these tips to improve your fertility and boost your chances of becoming a mom. Remember you are not alone in this: we are here to help.
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Testimonials«With my triplets, our life took a turn for the better»
Verónica had her triplets through In Vitro Fertilization after 20 years of trying to become a mom, pregnancy losses, and a low ovarian reserve.
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Elon Musk: «Humanity will disappear if we don’t have more children»
Elon Musk believes humanity is heading toward its imminent end unless people around the world start having more children.
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Testimonials«I wanted to become a mom again for my son»
At 36, Conny had trouble becoming a mom again. Her husband had a vasectomy, yet they made it happen through In Vitro Fertilization.
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Testimonials«Immediately after seeing them made my heart skip a beat»
Ana had thyroid problems, cysts, and issues with her fallopian tubes. Read her In Vitro Fertilization testimonial and how she had her twins.
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Surrogacy in Mexico: Is it possible?
Surrogacy involves a woman agreeing to carry a child for someone else. Is it possible in Mexico?
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