IVF in Iran

HayatMedTour is a medical tourism facilitator in Iran which providing the specialized fertility services and fertility treatment services like IVF and Egg Donation in Iran with the high quality and an affordable prices for couples who are suffering the infertility problems.

IVF in Iran

HayatMedTour is a medical tourism facilitator in Iran which providing the specialized fertility services and fertility treatment services like IVF and Egg Donation in Iran with the high quality and an affordable prices for couples who are suffering the infertility problems.

IVF in Iran

HayatMedTour is a medical tourism facilitator that has specialized in providing fertility assistance, infertility treatment, and IVF in Iran and Egg Donation in Iran at the best quality and affordable price for foreign couples who have infertility problems. Through cooperating with a wide network of health centers, hotels, and travel agencies, HayatMedtour provides the best and high quality of health care, travel and accommodation services at affordable prices to international infertile couple.

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As Dr. Elena Trukhacheva, president and medical director of the Chicago-based Reproductive Medicine Institute, explains, once embryos are created in vitro, they are sometimes screened in order to choose the healthiest ones to implant into the mother's womb. Called Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD), it's a complete chromosomal analysis of each embryo.

 

Gender selection with IVF

 

"The screening is in response to medical indications, such as multiple miscarriages or failed past IVF cycles, or advanced maternal age [over 35]," Trukhacheva says. "With a regular cycle, about 40 to 50 percent of implanted embryos will result in a healthy pregnancy. Using a screened embryo increases those chances to about 60 to 70 percent."

Trukhacheva says that if screening indicates that there are healthy embryos of both genders, about half of patients ask to choose the gender to implant. Trukhacheva doesn't have an ethical issue with gender selection at this stage, particularly because she has not seen a pattern of discrimination against one gender. "It's usually an issue of balance, that the couple has two boys and would like a girl, or vice versa."

 

gender selection with IVF