Where do the donor eggs come from?
Fertility First’s donors have undergone a comprehensive screening process and more than 90% of the oocyte donors have proven fertility.
Fertility First’s donors have undergone a comprehensive screening process and more than 90% of the oocyte donors have proven fertility.
Fertility First has a collaborative agreement with ManorIVF to provide eggs from overseas donors to patients, making it possible to get donor eggs locally.
There is no waiting list for donor eggs at Fertility First. Australian patients have access to premium donor egg treatment at an affordable price.
It might seem small, but there’s more inside semen than you’d expect.
Believe it or not, the type of underwear worn by men can affect their respective sperm count, and has been confirmed by a recent study.
A low sperm count can often be linked with dietary and lifestyle factors such as a zinc deficiency, lack of vitamins, smoking and even underwear choice.
While it’s true that embryos can grow at different rates, 72 hours following your egg retrieval, your embryo should have approximately 6 to 8 cells.
Embryo transfers shouldn’t typically hurt, but a doctor is always there to help ensure the process goes by as smoothly as possible. An embryo transfer
Having a full bladder for your embryo transfer helps push your uterus down into a more horizontal position and makes the procedure easier.
One common question we get concerns safety after transfer. Is it safe to go to the bathroom after an embryo transfer?