For Women: -Ovarian Reserve Assessment/Blood tests to evaluate egg count and quality. -Egg Freezing:Hormonal stimulation,egg retrieval and freezing. -Embryo Freezing:Creating embryos through IVF and freezing. For Men: -Sperm Analysis:Evaluating sperm count, motility,and morphology. -Sperm Freezing:Collecting and freezing sperm samples. For Both: -Medical History Evaluation:Assessing medical conditions affecting fertility. -Infectious Disease Screening:Testing for infectious diseases (e.g.,HIV, etc) -Psychological Evaluations:Assessing emotional readiness for fertility preservation. Additional Considerations: -Age:Fertility declines with age; preservation is more effective at younger ages. -Medical Conditions:Certain conditions (e.g;cancer,e.t.c)may impact fertility. -Family History:Genetic risks or early menopause may impact fertility preservation decisions. -Lifestyle Factors:Smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, and stress can impact fertility.

Myth 1:IVF is only for women with blocked fallopian tubes. Fact:IVF is a treatment option for various fertility issues,including male factor infertility and unexplained infertility. Myth 2:IVF involves multiple pregnancies (twins etc). Fact:While multiple pregnancies can occur,most IVF cycles result in single births.Elective single embryo transfer (eSET) can minimize the risk. Myth 3:IVF is emotionally and physically grueling. Fact:While IVF can be challenging, many patients find the process manageable with support and proper care from the team at PF Medical Centre. Myth 4:IVF uses "test-tube babies." Fact:IVF involves fertilization in a lab dish,not a test tube. Myth 5:IVF requires egg donation. Fact:Most IVF cycles use the patient's own eggs.Egg donation is an option for those with poor egg quality or quantity. It's essential to consult our specialists to separate fact from fiction and make informed decisions about your fertility journey.

Continuation of instructions on Fertility Tips Necessary Supplements: 1. Folic acid. 2. Omega-3 fatty acids. 3. Vitamin D . 4. Coenzyme Q10 . 5. Antioxidants (vitamins C and E) Emotional Well-being: 1. Practice stress-reducing techniques. 2. Communicate openly with your partner and with Us. 3. Take breaks and prioritize self-care. Medical Considerations: 1. Follow your IVF treatment plan carefully. 2. Attend all scheduled appointments. 3. Take medications as prescribed. 4. Inform us about any medications or supplements. Remember, every individual's fertility journey is unique. Always consult us before making significant changes to your lifestyle or supplement routine.