Do I need to keep my IVF medications refrigerated?
All injectable medications need to be kept refrigerated during the course of your treatment. Your nurse coordinator will advise on the storage of your medications.
All injectable medications need to be kept refrigerated during the course of your treatment. Your nurse coordinator will advise on the storage of your medications.
Some bloating and breast tenderness is common during the IVF process, but if it is excessively painful, you should discuss this with your doctor.
You and your spouse are strongly recommended to abstain from intercourse to avoid any unplanned multiple pregnancies or an ectopic pregnancy. However if you are on a natural or frozen-thawed cycle, we advise you to speak to your nurse or doctor.
Pregnancy test is done through a blood test which will be conducted two weeks after the day of egg retrieval. Pregnancy can be confirmed by ultrasound 30 to 40 days after aspiration.
Generally, the risks of IVF will be discussed with you before you begin your treatment. It is very important that you are fully aware of all the possible risks associated with IVF treatment. Here are some of the minor discomforts that you may feel during the IVF treatment: Mild Fertility Drug Reaction You may experience a mild reaction…
This will depend on the type of treatment you are having and your individual response to the medication. However, on average one IVF cycle takes about 4 to 6 weeks to complete.
You may want to consider this period as your preparatory period for a healthy pregnancy. Light exercise, intake of balanced healthy foods and vitamins, keeping yourself well hydrated as well as sufficient sleep are recommended. It is best to avoid the intake of unhealthy substances such as alcohol, caffeine, and other potentially harmful substances. It…
Fertility treatments may vary depending on the underlying cause and severity of your condition. Here are some examples of common fertility treatments: Ovulation induction medication may be prescribed. If applicable, tubal patency testing may be required. If the sperm concentration is low, medication may be prescribed to enhance sperm production. The couple may go for…
It is not necessary. You may contact us to arrange for an appointment with our specialist. However, if you have the relevant medical records or reports from a clinic or medical centre which you have previously visited, you may bring along the relevant documents as reference.
Through a series of private counselling sessions, the couples’ medical history, and sexual habits will be assessed. Physical examination will be conducted in order to determine their general state of health. For the female partner, more specific tests are carried out such as pelvic scans (PVS), and blood hormone profile. For the male partner, a…