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Sperm Donation in Iran

IVF with Sperm Donor: Success Rates & Process

In IVF with donor sperm, the specialist fertilizes the intended mother’s egg with the sperm of a donor who has high-quality sex cells and no genetic diseases. This method is usually used when the male partner has azoospermia, an inherited disorder, or a chromosomal abnormality. The success rate of IVF with donor sperm ranges between %60% to 80, while this number is lower in IUI with sperm donors.
What to Eat in Corona Virus Disease Pandemic?

What to Eat in Corona Virus Disease Pandemic?

Due to the corona virus (COVID-19) pandemic and its high prevalence, it is important to observe the health tips and follow the healthy eating tips to prevent being infected by the disease or to control it. In this regard, some important nutrition tips are being discussed in this article in order to deal with the coronavirus disease and to boost the immune system:
PCOS

Warning Signs & Symptoms You Might Have PCOS

Polycystic ovary syndrome refers to having multiple follicles in the ovaries. It is associated with high androgen levels, irregular periods, BMI over 30, acne on the face and body, and severe hair shedding. PCOS can interfere with your fertility and cause sleep apnea, depression, diabetes, and other health issues.
frozen embryo transfer

Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET): Tips, Timeline & Process

IVF with frozen embryos is a perfect treatment for women over the age of 35 and couples who have a history of chromosomal abnormalities. In FET, the doctor first checks the endometrium with ultrasound imaging; second rinse the vagina to reduce the risk of infection; and finally, transfers the frozen embryo using a catheter. This operation takes 20 minutes, is painless, and has no complications.
after embryo transfer

What to Do after Embryo Transfer to Increase Success?

The success of IVF depends on your activities, diet, and medications after embryo transfer. Although bed rest and using a wheelchair are unnecessary, you must limit your daily activities and avoid strenuous exercises post-embryo transfer. Also, have more legumes, chicken, and fresh vegetables, and take your prescribed medications on time.