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The role of psychological factors in infertility treatments is well known today. Infertility is more than a simple reproductive problem. Infertility is a crisis which reflects on individual, couple, family and the whole society. This problem affects around 10-15% of couples worldwide, all societies and cultures. IVF as an Infertility treatment depends on various factors to increase the success rate of IVF. It is tremendously important to take the psychological factor in the count due to the impact brought by the psychological state. In this blog, we will start by briefly explaining infertility treatment development which will lead us to …

Embarking on the journey of motherhood is a transformative experience filled with anticipation and joy. As an expecting mom, preparation becomes key to ensuring a smooth transition into this new chapter of life. This comprehensive guide aims to provide insights and practical advice on how to prepare for your baby’s arrival while embracing the beautiful journey of motherhood. What are some recommended self-care practices for a stress-free pregnancy? Taking care of oneself during pregnancy is crucial for both the well-being of the mother and the healthy development of the baby. Here are some essential tips for a hassle-free pregnancy: Aspect …

During one of our St Albans Fertility Support Group, our guest speaker was Sarah Holland, who is the founder of Fertile Mindset. We had a great session with her, and we have thought that it would be helpful for anyone who is on a fertility journey to find out more about EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques). Sarah explains her approach as below: ”The foundation of my approach to fertility support, and what makes it so effective, is the cutting-edge technique called EFT” EFT (or Emotional Freedom Techniques) is an approach to stress reduction and emotional healing that takes wisdom from the …

Dr. Meriç K. M.D. – IVF Turkey Obstetrician and Gynaecologist Down syndrome occurs when an abnormal sperm or an egg cell fertilises with a normal sperm or an egg cell. As a result of this fertilisation the baby has 47 chromosomes (with 3 chromosomes 21). This syndrome is characterised by intellectual disabilities, visual structural defects, hearing and seeing disorders and other health problems. These defects may vary (mild to severe) from one individual to another. In these babies, Down syndrome is accompanied by structural heart defects around 40-50 percent. Hearing and seeing disorders (cataract, farsightedness or short-sightedness, misaligned eyes [strabismus], …