Infertility Treatments

Complications of pregnancy can often harm the outcome of pregnancy, ending your dream of starting a family. However, awareness of the complications and associated pregnancy symptoms can help minimize the complexities during childbirth. Pregnancy complications can occur for a variety of reasons at any time during your pregnancy, week after week. The most common complications such as premature births are often linked to diet and health. Many are triggered if conception occurs after the age of 30. Prevent Premature Delivery Very often, serious problems have simple solutions. Preventing premature births, you will be surprised to know, only requires an increase in vitamin C intake. A normal pregnancy usually spans 40 weeks. A complication of pregnancy occurs if the delivery takes place before 37 weeks. This happens when the membrane of the fetus unexpectedly ruptures. Premature rupture of the membrane (PROM) is the most common cause of premature birth and occurs in aro

At each stage of IVF , patients may experience different side effects: When stimulated, medications can cause an unstable mood and headaches. The ovaries may also react too intensely ( hyperstimulation ), causing abdominal pain. It is therefore advisable to immediately contact the Infertility Specialist or the infertility support where you are being treated in order to carry out all the necessary checks. Although the risks of a puncture is minimal, bleeding or, more rarely, the infection may occur. In exceptional cases, the organs surrounding the ovaries (bladder, intestine) can be damaged. The   risk of multiple pregnancies exists. To maximize the chances of pregnancy while reducing the risk of multiple pregnancies, the strict replacement policy is applied. In Belgium, normally 1 or 2 embryos are replaced. Even by replacing a single embryo, twinning (monozygotic) can appear, just as in a natural situation. The chances of twinning then