New research have shown, that by the time a woman reaches its 30, only the 12% of the ovarian reserve is present, and by the age of 40, only 3% of it.
The quality of the oocytes decreases with age, and as time passes by, it is more difficult to achieve a pregnancy and there are more chances of suffering genetic alterations in the conceived babies.
Why to preserve?
1- To postpone motherhood
2- For oncological reasons, before performing a chemotherapy or radiotherapy treatment.
3- Women with low ovarian reserve.
Keep in mind that the ideal is to do it before 38 years old.
This technique continues to be experimental, although there are already children born worldwide.
Who? It is recommended to oncological patients depending on the type of tumor, age, and treatment to be performed
One or several semen samples are cryopreserved.
Who?
1- For oncological reasons, before performing a chemotherapy or radiotherapy treatment.
2- Men who will undergo Testicular or prostatic surgery.
3- Patients with azoospermia, or due to a low sperm count.
4- Men who want to undergo a vasectomy and want to preserve their fertility.
5- Transsexuals.
Scheduled relationships
Scheduled sexual relations consist in synchronizing ovulation with the couple's sexual relations.
Ultrasound monitoring of the menstrual cycle is performed along with the use of medication to gently stimulate the ovaries and discharge ovulation.
Intrauterine insemination
Placement of a sample of previously trained sperm in the uterine cavity through an insemination cannula.
Ultrasound monitoring of the menstrual cycle is performed along with the use of medication to gently stimulate the ovaries and discharge ovulation. This procedure is done in the office, it is quick and then you can make normal life.
HYSTEROSCOPY
Surgery, that involves performing an endoscopy of the uterus, in order to visualize the cavity inside and diagnose or treat uterine pathologies. It is an outpatient procedure.
LAPAROSCOPY
It in indicated in cases of infertility, pelvic pain, endometriosis, tubal pathology (hydrosalpinx), pelvic adhesions, ovarian or uterine pathology.
MYOMECTOMY
It is a surgical procedure that allows to remove uterine fibroids to restore fertility and / or reduce excessive bleeding.
It is a procedure that is performed in the operating room, with anesthesia, may require one or two days of hospitalization depending on the underlying pathology and recovery.
If you do not live in Argentina,
the first appointment is through Skype.
To arrange an appointment
contact E-mail or
contact form