Fertility
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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 is a reminder that happiness is also connected to the dreams we continue to build. For many people, that dream includes starting a family and having a baby.
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FertilityFather's Day: The Dream of Being a Dad Also Deserves to Be Heard
Father's Day can also be a reminder of the dream of becoming a dad. Today, assisted reproduction offers more answers, more technology, and more possibilities for men who wish to build a family.
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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 male fertility, prevention, early diagnosis, and the tools that now exist to support reproductive health.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Fertility4 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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FertilityMenstrual 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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FertilityAre 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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FertilityThe 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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FertilityFertility 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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FertilityReproductive 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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FertilityBarbara 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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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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FertilityWorld 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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FertilityWorld 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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FertilityAnesthesiologist 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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FertilityHow 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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FertilityBreast 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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FertilityPolycystic 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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FertilityWorld 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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FertilityWorld 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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FertilityWorld 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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FertilityWhat 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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FertilityInternational 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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FertilityHow 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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FertilityInternational 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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FertilityHow 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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FertilityFertility 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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FertilityImpact 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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FertilityYellow 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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FertilityFather’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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FertilityInternational 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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FertilityWorld 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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FertilityWhat 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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FertilityInternational 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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FertilityNutrition 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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FertilityOvarian 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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FertilityMaría 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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FertilityNational 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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FertilityTubal 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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FertilityWorld 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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FertilityCelebrating 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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FertilityIrregular 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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FertilityFertility 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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FertilityCommon 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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Assisted ReproductionSurrogate 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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FertilityIVF 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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FertilityBlue 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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Fertility“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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FertilityCommon 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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FertilityIUI 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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FertilityKeys 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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FertilityImplantation 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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FertilityTips 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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FertilitySeminal 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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FertilityThe 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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FertilityDoes 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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FertilityDoes 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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FertilityAnovulation 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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FertilityThe revolution of In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) and the role of the Fallopian Tubes
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FertilityThe 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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FertilityVaginal 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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FertilityClomiphene 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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Fertility5 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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FertilityCelebrating 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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FertilityWhat 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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FertilityAm 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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FertilityThe 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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FertilityWorld 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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FertilityKourtney 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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FertilityResearch 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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Fertility7 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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FertilityEssential 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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FertilityCelebrating 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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FertilityThe 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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FertilityImplantation bleeding: What you need to know
El sangrado de implantación es un ligero manchado que puede confundirse con la menstruación. Conoce causas y síntomas para sentirte segura.
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FertilityCauses 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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Fertility10 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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FertilityThe 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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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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FertilityFive 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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FertilityImportance 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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FertilityMarch: 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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FertilityPremature 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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FertilitySexual 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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FertilityGestogram, 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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FertilityWhat 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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FertilityHow 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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FertilityProgesterone 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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FertilityWhat 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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FertilityAndropause 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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FertilityWhat 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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FertilityPolycystic 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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FertilityThe 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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FertilityWhat 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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FertilityEndometriosis: 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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FertilityTubal 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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FertilityUnderstanding 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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FertilityFacing 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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FertilityComplications 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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FertilityEmbryonic 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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FertilityEgg 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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FertilityThe 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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FertilityAdenomyosis 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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FertilityIn 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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FertilityMycoplasmas 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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FertilitySingle 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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FertilityMichelle 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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FertilityPreserving 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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FertilityPlanning 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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FertilityFertility 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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FertilityDrink 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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FertilityMediterranean 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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FertilityOvercoming 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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Fertility65% 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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FertilityThe 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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FertilityEgg 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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FertilityIngenes 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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FertilityAzoospermia: 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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FertilityInnovations 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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FertilityErectile 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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FertilityProgesterone 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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FertilityUltrasound 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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FertilityA 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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FertilityEgg 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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FertilityLow 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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FertilityUterine 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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FertilityEndometriosis 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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FertilityWhat 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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FertilityThe 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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FertilityCelebrating 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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FertilityEndometriosis: 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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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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FertilityEctopic 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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FertilityWhat 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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FertilityProtect 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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FertilityThe 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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FertilityTeratozoospermia 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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FertilityPregnancy 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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FertilityThe 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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FertilityImportance 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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FertilityPregnancy 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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FertilitySexual 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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FertilityThe 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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FertilityCan Clomiphene help me get pregnant?
El clomifeno es un medicamento que promueve la ovulación, y puede incrementar las probabilidades de un embarazo si es administrado de forma adecuada por médicos especialistas. Te explicamos cómo aquí.
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FertilityAsthenozoospermia: 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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FertilityHigh 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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FertilityWhat 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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FertilityHPV 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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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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FertilityOvarian Reserve: Learn more about your egg quality and quantity
Una reserva ovárica baja puede comprometer tus probabilidades de tener un bebé. Te decimos cómo conocer la tuya y tus opciones para ser mamá.
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FertilityGenetic 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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FertilityMost 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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FertilityLet’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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FertilityYour 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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FertilityPregnancy 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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FertilityUnderstanding 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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FertilityAneuploidy: What it is, causes and how to prevent it
Aneuploidía es una alteración genética que puede presentarse en el embrión y comprometer su desarrollo. Te decimos cuáles son sus principales causas y cómo prevenirla.
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FertilityOvercoming 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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FertilityWhat 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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FertilityA beginner’s Guide to IVF
dación In Vitro o Fertilización In Vitro (FIV) es, actualmente, el método más eficaz de reproducción asistida. Aquí, te brindamos una guía con todo lo que necesitas saber sobre la FIV.
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FertilityLet’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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FertilityPremature 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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FertilityInfertility 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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FertilityPositive 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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FertilityPolycystic Ovary Syndrome, what you need to know to have your baby
El síndrome de ovario poliquístico es un desajuste hormonal, conoce sus síntomas, cómo afecta tu fertilidad y las opciones para tener un bebé.
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FertilityHyperprolactinemia 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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FertilityDoes 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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FertilityMay: 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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FertilityCan 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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FertilityHypothyroidism 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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FertilityWhat 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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FertilityThe 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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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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FertilityAmenorrhea: 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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FertilitySpontaneous 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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FertilitySuccess 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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FertilityAnne 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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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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Fertility10 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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FertilityEndometriosis: 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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FertilityExcessive 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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FertilityWhat 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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FertilityIngenes 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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FertilityMale 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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FertilityGetting 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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FertilityPolycystic 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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FertilityTesticular 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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FertilityTips to improve your fertility
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