When you are ready to become a parent, figuring out how to get pregnant can seem like rocket science. Our list of the top ten facts on how to get pregnant may help you navigate the process.
When you are ready to become a parent, figuring out how to get pregnant can seem like rocket science. Our list of the top ten facts on how to get pregnant may help you navigate the process.
When a couple is unable to carry a child on their own, compensated surrogacy may seem like an ideal option. The baby can be genetically theirs because of the selfless gift of a gestational carrier. Unfortunately, current New York state law prohibits any and all compensation for surrogacy. Thankfully, a New York state senator with experience with compensated surrogacy is pushing for change, from the inside.
At New Hope, we promote single embryo transfers as a part of in vitro fertilization, or IVF, treatment. For years, couples have been told that transferring multiple embryos will provide them with the best chance of becoming pregnant. New research disputes this, with research showing that success rates with single embryo transfers rival that of multiple embryo transfers. What does increase with multiple embryo transfers is the likelihood of conceiving twins, triplets or high order multiples.
At New Hope Fertility Center, we have a unique approach to fertility that works with your natural cycle. This more holistic approach focuses on producing “one good egg” with minimal fertility drugs. We offer two gentler alternatives to traditional IVF:
Natural IVF
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For couples who have a family history of genetic issues or want an additional level of security during fertility care, Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis, or PGD testing, may provide peace of mind. PGD testing evaluates embryos for genetic defects before the embryos are transferred into the mother. This process decreases the likelihood of genetic diseases and can reduce the likelihood of miscarriage.
Finding the right infertility doctor may be one of the biggest and most important decisions you make about your fertility care. Your infertility doctor is the person who will map out the strategy for achieving your dream of parenthood. You want to find someone with proven results, who has open communication and who works with your specific needs as opposed to treating all patients with the same approach.
