FSHR Genotype Test: Personalized Fertility Planning
Learn how the FSHR test helps evaluate ovarian response through gene testing and hormone check which enhances conception success with IVF....
PGT-SR: Increasing Pregnancy Success and Reducing Risk
Learn about PGT-SR embryo selection. A solution for couples with recurrent loss, it significantly reduces the chance of passing on a genetic disorder....
Carrier Screening: Genetic Testing Before Parenthood
Carrier screening is a genetic test to detect inherited diseases before pregnancy, reducing the risk of passing genetic conditions to your child....
Safe Conception for HIV-Positive Men
HIV-positive men can safely have children today thanks to modern medical treatments, viral load control, and assisted reproductive options such as sperm washing, IUI, and ICSI. When the viral load is undetectable and the female partner is protected with PrEP, the risk of HIV transmission becomes extremely low. With proper medical planning, HIV-positive men can start a family without passing the virus to their partner or child. Consult a fertility specialist...
PFAS: Hormone-Disrupting Chemicals That Can Affect Fertility
PFAS, known as “forever chemicals” are synthetic toxins found in everyday products such as cookware, clothing, packaging, and even drinking water. These chemicals can stay in the body for years and disrupt hormones that control reproductive health. Research shows that long-term PFAS exposure may affect ovulation, egg quality, embryo development, and sperm health, increasing the risk of infertility for both women and men. Understanding where PFAS come from, how they...
Safe Pregnancy for HIV-Positive Couples with ICSI
HIV-positive couples today can safely have HIV-free, healthy babies when the viral load is well-controlled and undetectable. With consistent antiretroviral treatment, sperm washing, and advanced fertility options such as ICSI, the risk of HIV transmission to the baby becomes extremely low. Under close care from fertility specialists, HIV-positive couples can plan pregnancy with confidence, ensuring safe conception, pregnancy, and delivery. Having HIV was once seen as a barrier to starting a...
What’s the Difference Between Subfertility and Infertility?
Understanding the difference between subfertility and infertility is essential for couples facing difficulty conceiving. Subfertility means conception is still possible naturally, just slower than expected—while infertility typically requires medical intervention. By identifying the causes of both conditions and seeking expert guidance, couples can make informed decisions, take timely action, and improve their chances of having a baby. Many couples often confuse "subfertility" with "infertility", when in fact these two conditions have...
