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Secondary infertility means difficulty conceiving or carrying a pregnancy after you have previously had a pregnancy or a child.
Primary infertility describes couples who have not yet achieved a pregnancy after a year of trying, or six months if the woman is 35 or older.
Embryo banking means freezing and storing embryos created through IVF so that they can be used in a future treatment cycle.
Fertility testing is a series of simple tests for both partners that helps explain why conception may be taking time and what options may help.
Frozen embryo transfer (FET) places a previously frozen embryo into a carefully prepared uterus in a later cycle, without the need for a new egg collection.
Female infertility refers to difficulty conceiving that is related to ovulation, the fallopian tubes, the uterus or other factors. A careful assessment helps find the cause and the most suitable next step.
Male infertility means difficulty achieving a pregnancy because of factors related to sperm or the male reproductive system. Many causes can be identified and treated, or supported with assisted reproduction.
Infertility counselling offers supportive conversations to help you understand your situation, your options and the emotional side of the journey.
Genetic screening uses tests to look for certain genetic or chromosomal conditions, helping you and your doctor make informed decisions.
Egg freezing is a way of collecting and storing eggs so that you can try to conceive at a later time.