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 pregnancy decrease significantly.
Contrary to what many think, 90% of infertility cases have a solution. The key lies in information and seeking help in time. However, a lack of knowledge can lead couples to delay seeking specialized assistance for up to six years.
Ingenes stands out in this panorama with a success rate of 92% in treatment cases, the highest in Latin America and higher than the average for clinics in the United States. With the support of recognized institutions such as Conacyt, the Fertility Center of Illinois, and Cinvestav, Ingenes not only provides hope, but concrete results.
At Ingenes, we understand that each case of infertility is unique. Therefore, we offer a personalized approach, combining advanced technology with a highly qualified medical team. From low-complexity treatments such as artificial insemination to high-complexity procedures such as In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), we make sure to offer each couple the most appropriate treatment for their needs.
At Ingenes, we know that the journey toward finding your baby can be challenging. Therefore, we accompany our couples every step of the way, providing not only medical treatments but also emotional support and advice at every stage of the process.
We firmly believe in the power of education and information. That's why at Ingenes we are committed to providing our couples with all the necessary information about their treatment options, potential challenges, and effective solutions.
If you and your partner are facing fertility challenges, remember that you are not alone. At Ingenes, we are ready to help you turn your dream of becoming parents into a reality. Contact us to learn more about how we can support you on your journey to find your baby.
