If you have been trying to get pregnant for a year without success or you are over 35 years old, and have been trying for at least 6 months, then it is very important that you see a fertility specialist.
If you have any previously diagnosed condition or illness related to fertility (uterine fibroids, seminal disorders, ovulation disorders, uterine malformations, etc.) regardless of age, we recommend that you do not wait and go immediately to be evaluated by a doctor.
There are conservative medical treatments with the purpose of reducing bleeding and inflammation, as well as reducing the volume of the fibroid, avoiding increased blood loss and anemia in preparation for surgery (if required). However, these treatments are not definitive and must be evaluated for each particular case, since when they are stopped, the fibroids return to their original size and symptoms. In the event that surgery is required and the uterus is to be preserved, only the removal of the fibroid(s) can be performed. The fibroid is removed, but what cannot be removed is the hereditary predisposition to continue forming them. The operation can be performed using the laparoscopic approach or the conventional abdominal technique. As already mentioned, 70% of fibroids do not present symptoms; therefore, the mere fact of finding them does not imply that they have to be treated; in most cases, they simply need to be kept under surveillance.
Women develop polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) when there is an alteration between male and female hormones, which makes their ovulation infrequent or irregular. Normally, women ovulate when an ovarian follicle develops and releases a mature egg. PCOS prevents these follicles from growing, causing them to build up in the ovaries and form small benign cysts that release estrogen. The combination of estrogen with male hormones unbalances the production of two other hormones, follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH), which also helps inhibit ovulation. Without ovulation, male hormone levels remain high and the cycle repeats.
If you are trying to get pregnant, losing weight can help improve ovulation. There are medications to help you ovulate properly. Approximately 70-90% manage to ovulate; and of these, half achieve pregnancy within a period of 6 to 9 months. If you are unable to achieve pregnancy, there are other alternatives to give you a solution.
As we age, our reproductive capacity is directly affected. This can be reflected in the quality and number of sperm. Likewise, in the possibility of being able to have adequate ovulation. In the same way, the quality of the egg can suffer alterations, decreasing its potential for fertilization, implantation, retention of pregnancy or increasing the risk of chromosomal disorders in a future baby.
Fertility is maximum in women between 24 and 26 years of age, it declines gradually after 30 years of age, with a more pronounced drop after 35 years of age. Fertility decreases after stopping hormonal contraception but recovers soon. The age of the woman is the most important determinant, since at 35 years of age the probability of achieving a pregnancy decreases in relation to those at 25 and after 40 years of age it is even lower. Depending on the results of the studies, the specific treatment will be carried out to help you achieve a pregnancy.
Many couples decide to get pregnant again after this procedure for multiple reasons. Salpingectomy, bilateral tubal occlusion or commonly known as tubal ligation is a definitive method of female sterilization.
In order to provide you with a solution, today with an adequate assessment, various reproductive techniques can be offered, from tubal cannulation with the known and established risks and potential for success depending on the case, to highly complex treatments (IVF/ICSI) to achieve pregnancy.
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We are located in Cancun, Quintana Roo, MEXICO, in the Tulum Center building – Avenida Tulum, Super Manzana 9, Manzana 1, Lote 3, Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico. Zip code: 77500
Monday to Friday: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (last first-time consultation at 4:00 p.m.)
Saturdays: 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. (last first-time consultation at 1:00 p.m.)
The cost of the consultation is $1,100 and includes the following:
A transvaginal ultrasound to evaluate the condition of your uterus and ovaries.
A complete update of your medical record, which allows us to perform a comprehensive evaluation of your health and plan the appropriate treatment.
At your first consultation, one of our assisted reproduction specialists will review your medical history and perform a complete evaluation to understand your situation. This includes a detailed discussion about your goals, possible causes of infertility, and initial recommendations for studies or treatments. The doctor may perform a transvaginal ultrasound to evaluate the status of your uterus and ovaries. The consultation lasts approximately one hour.
We offer a variety of treatments such as timed intercourse, intrauterine insemination (IUI), in vitro fertilization (IVF), egg donation, egg and embryo cryopreservation, embryo adoption, ROPA method, preimplantation genetic diagnosis with sex selection, among others.
The chances of success vary depending on the treatment, your age, the specific diagnosis, and other medical factors. During the consultation, we will provide you with personalized statistics based on your case.
Generally, the reproductive specialist will request studies such as hormonal analyses, ultrasounds, an evaluation of the uterus and fallopian tubes, and a spermogram (semen analysis) for the male partner. These tests allow us to identify the possible causes of infertility and plan the most appropriate treatment for your case.
Yes, it is always recommended that both members of the couple undergo testing, since infertility can be male, female, or a combination of both.
Yes, we have financing options and payment plans to facilitate access to treatments. During your visit, we will explain the available options.
Our team is made up of highly qualified and experienced fertility specialists. During your consultation, you will have the opportunity to meet your assigned doctor and his team.
If you want to read a little more about the experience of each of them, we invite you to visit our website in the About Us – Medical Team section.
At Advanced Fertility Center Cancun we have first-class facilities, the quality of our services is backed by our compliance with national and international standards endorsed by ASRM, RedLARA, ESHRE, Canadian Healthcare Council, AMMR, COFEPRIS, CENATRA We have international scientific support thanks to the experience of our shareholder partners:
Yes, we offer virtual consultations at no additional cost for those patients who cannot attend in person. One of our executives will gladly help you choose the available time that best suits you. To schedule your virtual appointment, we only need you to provide us with the following information: full name, date of birth, email and contact phone number. Shortly, one of our executives will contact you from their phone to confirm all the details.
To schedule your appointment, we only need you to provide us with your complete information: full name, date of birth, email and contact phone number. One of our executives will contact you shortly to confirm your appointment and provide you with all the necessary details.
It is not necessary to perform prior studies for the initial consultation. However, during the consultation, the specialist may recommend some studies to evaluate your health status and determine the most appropriate treatment for your case.
Among the female causes we find ovulation problems, hormonal problems, tubal obstruction, endometriosis and decreased ovarian reserve often due to advanced age. Regarding men, it is common to find a decrease in the number and mobility of sperm.
We do not have a waiting list to be seen at Advanced Fertility Center Cancun. The waiting time for the first consultation is 2 to 3 days. Once the couple has been treated, they will be offered the most appropriate treatment for their case, which can be started as soon as possible.
Yes, at Advanced Fertility Center it is completely possible. More and more women are deciding to become mothers without a partner, and we have seen an increase in this type of consultation. To do this, we have a sperm bank of carefully selected donors and additional agreements with international banks in the United States and Europe, which allow us to offer you safe and reliable options to fulfill your desire to become a mother.
Yes, children born through in vitro fertilization (IVF) are completely the same as children conceived naturally. IVF is only a method to help conception in cases of infertility, but it does not affect the development or characteristics of the baby. Children born through IVF have the same health, abilities, and potential as other children, as their genetics are the same as any baby conceived without intervention.
Yes, at Advanced Fertility Center Cancun it is possible. We have options such as using a carefully selected donor bank and agreements with surrogacy agencies, which allows men without a biological partner to fulfill their dream of becoming parents. Our team will provide you with all the necessary support to choose the most appropriate option for your case.
Yes, at Advanced Fertility Center Cancun we offer treatment options for same-sex couples. Whether through artificial insemination, in vitro fertilization (IVF) with a sperm donor, egg donors, or through other procedures, we are committed to providing you with the necessary support to fulfill your dream of becoming parents. Our team is here to guide you and offer you personalized solutions according to your needs.
No, although both terms are related to difficulties in conceiving, they have differences:
Both problems can be addressed with fertility treatments, but the nature of the options and the results can vary depending on the specific diagnosis.
In vitro fertilization (IVF) and intrauterine insemination (IUI) are two fertility treatments used for infertility, but they have key differences in how the process is carried out:
In IVF, eggs are extracted from the woman’s ovaries and fertilized in a laboratory with the man’s sperm. The resulting embryos are then cultured and selected for transfer into the woman’s uterus. IVF is a more invasive treatment and is often recommended for more complex fertility issues, such as fallopian tube problems, poor sperm quality, or failure of other treatments.
In IUI, the man’s sperm is processed and selected in a laboratory, then inserted directly into the woman’s uterus at the time of ovulation. It is a less invasive procedure than IVF and is generally used when there are fertility problems such as low sperm count or ovulation difficulties, but without the serious complications that warrant IVF.
In short, IVF involves fertilization in a laboratory and embryo transfer, while IUI involves only direct sperm insemination into the uterus.
