It is advisable to go to a fertility medical consultation if, after 1 year of having unprotected sex, you have not managed to get pregnant, as long as you are under 35 years old. After 35 years of age, the recommended time to try to get pregnant before going to an appointment is 6 months.

The main difference between artificial insemination and in vitro fertilization is the process of fertilization of the egg. In insemination, fertilization occurs inside the woman’s body, while in vitro fertilization occurs in a laboratory.

Yes, there are currently 2 options to achieve pregnancy after a tubal ligation. The first is recanalization of the salpinges, which is performed by surgery and the purpose is to rejoin the salpinges to allow the passage of the egg and sperm, and thus achieve pregnancy; and the second is through in vitro fertilization procedures. Not all cases are candidates for tubal recanalization procedures, so currently, most of these cases decide to go on to in vitro fertilization treatments. However, each case must be individualized to choose the appropriate treatment.

Yes, it is currently possible to choose the sex of the baby as long as it is through in vitro fertilization and a genetic study.

The chances of getting pregnant naturally and spontaneously, that is, without medical treatment, will decrease as you get older. After the age of 35, the chances of getting pregnant decrease significantly, and after the age of 40, the chances of getting pregnant naturally are very low. However, in order to say that a woman can no longer get pregnant, it would be necessary for the woman to reach menopause.

Yes, although a vasectomy prevents sperm from leaving the body through ejaculation, a vasectomy does not prevent new sperm from forming in the testicles. Therefore, in these cases, a testicular biopsy is performed, from which healthy sperm are obtained, which can be used in in vitro fertilization treatments to achieve pregnancy.

A study called direct spermatobioscopy or seminogram must be performed, which is a study in which the ejaculate is observed under a microscope and the sperm are seen, assessing their shape, mobility, number, among other things, and in this way we can determine whether it is feasible to achieve a pregnancy or not, given the characteristics of the semen. It is very important that this study is performed by highly trained personnel, who are generally only found in fertility or assisted reproduction clinics. Therefore, it is not advisable to do this study in a common clinical laboratory, as it can give us inaccurate results.

In general, in a young, healthy couple, the possibility of achieving pregnancy in the first month is 12%, this percentage is cumulative each subsequent month, so after a year, the possibility of having become pregnant in that time is 75%.

Yes, just as there is a general possibility of having a twin pregnancy, there is also the possibility of a twin pregnancy occurring in fertility treatments. In general, the probability of this occurring is slightly higher than naturally, and it is more frequent in artificial insemination treatments than in in vitro fertilization.

It will depend on the cause(s) that we find in the couple’s study. Generally, once a treatment has begun (that is, without taking into account the time it takes to carry out studies or correct some causes found during them), pregnancy is usually achieved in 1 to 4 months, considering that the treatment was carried out each month. In the case of artificial insemination, it is recommended to make up to 4 attempts before moving on to in vitro fertilization. In cases of in vitro fertilization, it is recommended to make 3 attempts before opting for other alternatives.

It will depend on the proposed treatment and the response of each patient. In the vast majority of cases, hormonal medications are administered in pill form or by injection; some patients may experience reactions, such as headaches or emotional sensitivity. In a few cases, your body may react to ovarian hyperstimulation, which consists of inflammation of both ovaries for a few days.

It is recommended that you see a fertility specialist, preferably before the age of 35, so that they can perform a complete evaluation of your health status, including an evaluation of your ovarian reserve, so that you can learn about the proposal for preserving your eggs for future use.

Don’t give up. There is a percentage of probability of pregnancy for each cycle, depending on your diagnosis and the proposed treatment. Each attempt you make will provide information to your treating physician to determine if there is a need to make changes to a new treatment. The road may be difficult but the important thing is patience and perseverance.

Yes, there are currently Intrauterine Insemination and In Vitro Fertilization treatments with donor sperm. Your medical history is taken, some tests are performed to determine which treatment you are suitable for; a sample is chosen from a sperm bank of anonymous donors, and once the treatment has started, the sperm sample is thawed and prepared for the procedure that has been chosen.

The decision must be made as a couple who wishes to carry the pregnancy and consider who is in better health and with a better ovarian reserve; if both have the above, there is a treatment called the ROPA method. Where one of the two has her eggs extracted, fertilized with donor sperm and the embryo is deposited in the couple’s uterus.

It is very important to perform an endovaginal ultrasound on day 2 or 3 of your menstrual cycle to count the follicles in each ovary. There is also a more specific blood test, which can be performed on any day of the cycle and is called Anti-Mullerian Hormone.

It includes a complete assessment of both, such as a physical examination consisting of a pap smear (if there has not been one previously done within a year), an endovaginal pelvic ultrasound to see the characteristics of the uterus as well as the ovaries. Recommended tests may be requested depending on the case, and a treatment proposal in case a diagnosis is made in the same consultation.

It also includes, if applicable, a Direct Spermatobioscopy study for men.

Artificial Insemination treatment costs from $12,500 Mexican Pesos o MX$12,500.

IVF treatment packages start at $89,500 and up. Mexican Pesos or MX$89,500.

In addition, you should consider medication for stimulation.

There is no set maximum time for egg freezing, however, ideally these eggs should be used before the age of 40, since after the age of 40 the maternal risk of complications such as gestational diabetes or preeclampsia increases.

Infectious studies are performed to verify that they are in good health. A semen sample is requested through ejaculation. If the man is able to do so, 2 to 3 samples are requested. If the man is unable to ejaculate, a testicular biopsy can be performed to extract the sperm and preserve it.

Yes, it is possible to pay using Paypal. You just need to request the payment link in administration and you will be able to use this payment method.