The IVF Fertility Blog

Coping with a breast cancer diagnosis is one of the toughest things a woman can experience. There are a number of decisions to make and emotions to handle that deal with the present situation. Woman can plan for a future family through fertility preservation. Advancements in Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) helps many women go on to lead healthy, happy lives – including starting a family.

It used to be the sole standard practice of care to only prescribe large doses of fertility medication for women undergoing Conventional In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) . The goal of Conventional IVF has been for the woman to develop multiple egg follicles - 10+ - in order to create several quality embryos in vitro. Through Conventional IVF, it was typical to transfer more than one embryo and multiple pregnancies were common.  No longer is this the only standard practice of care for IVF to be successful. Introducing: Mini-IVF and Natural Cycle IVF - two innovative technologies reducing the risk of multiple pregnancy for women undergoing In Vitro Fertilization.

All fertility specialists in the United States report and verify data on the outcomes of Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) procedures performed in their clinics over the calendar year. According to the success rates report by the Center for Disease Control (CDC), the demand for the practice of ART has doubled over the past 10 years resulting in 1.6 of all babies born in the U.S. conceived using ART. Mini-IVF™ in our trademarked holistic protocol of stimulating a woman’s ovaries into producing between three and five high quality eggs. This holistic protocol is based on our policy: It only takes One Good Egg and one good sperm to make a healthy baby.

The American Cancer Society estimates that 22,440 American women receive an ovarian cancer diagnosis every year. These women are faced with surgical removal of an ovary due to cancerous tumors. Did you know? More than half of these women will be facing ovarian cancer during their prime reproductive years. Bottom line: Preserving a woman’s fertility in cases of ovarian cancer through Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) must be promoted.

New Hope Fertility NYC spearheads an internationally celebrated Egg Donor Program. The best part: Our program helps couples who are unable to conceive a child due to poor egg quality or inability to produce eggs. We carefully screen egg donors and protect the privacy of both the donor and recipient parents throughout the entire IVF in conjunction with egg donation process. Bottom line: We are vigilant in handling all delicate social and legal matters involved in the egg donation experience.

Discovering cost-effective Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) in NYC is easy! The best part: The fertility specialists at New Hope Fertility NYC have made it their mission to provide first-class, easy, and cost-effective IUI treatment for every hopeful parent-to-be. Look: Depending on a woman’s age, IUI will boost a woman’s chance for pregnancy by up to 20 percent. Here’s the deal: Typically, three to four cycles of IUI are recommended before our doctors recommend patients move on to an In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) protocol. The good news: Our affordable and successful IVF protocols include the celebrated Mini-IVF™ and Natural Cycle IVF™.