Price includes:

• Consultation with the treating doctor for a medical evaluation and a 4D ultrasound.
• Four to five ultrasounds to monitor ovulation using ultrasound waves.
• Egg retrieval and microinjection with sperm.
• Use of the EmbryoScope smart incubator for embryos.
• Genetic testing of five embryos to determine the baby's sex.
• Cost of ultrasounds to monitor the readiness of the uterine lining before embryo transfer.
• Initial transfer of embryos resulting from the retrieval process.
• Cost of laboratory tests (complete hormonal profile, pre-anesthesia tests, and procedure-related tests).
• Cost of the husband's semen analysis.

Price does not include:

• Cost of testing embryos beyond the initial five.
• Cost of freezing cryo-vials used to store embryos for future use.
• Cost of the annual renewal fee for the cryo-vials.
• Cost of transferring any remaining embryos.
• Diagnostic or surgical hysteroscopy, if needed.
• Freezing a semen sample from the husband, if needed, as well as its annual renewal fee.
• Cost of a testicular biopsy or varicocele surgery, if needed.
• Cost of medications.

Cost of immunity and recurrent miscarriage tests, if needed.

1. Initial Consultation: A comprehensive examination, condition assessment, and selection of the artificial joint type.
2. Surgical Procedure: Replacing the damaged joint with an artificial one.
3. Hospital Stay: Typically 3 to 5 days for monitoring and to begin physical therapy.
4. Physical Therapy Program: Intensive physical therapy sessions to restore muscle strength and joint mobility.

Follow-up: Periodic check-ups with the doctor to evaluate progress.

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Price includes:

• Consultation with the treating doctor for a medical evaluation of the case and a 4D ultrasound.
• Four to five ultrasounds to monitor ovulation.
• Egg retrieval and microinjection with sperm.
• Use of the EmbryoScope smart incubator for embryos.
• Cost of ultrasounds to monitor the readiness of the uterine lining before embryo transfer.
• Initial embryo transfer of the embryos resulting from the retrieval process.
• Cost of laboratory tests (a complete hormonal profile, pre-anesthesia tests, and procedure-related tests).
• Cost of the husband's semen analysis.

Price does not include:

• Cost of freezing the cryo-vials used to store embryos for future use.
• Cost of the annual renewal fee for the cryo-vials.
• Cost of transferring any remaining embryos after the initial transfer.
• Diagnostic or surgical hysteroscopy, if needed.
• Freezing a semen sample from the husband, if needed, as well as its annual renewal fee.
• Cost of a testicular biopsy or varicocele surgery, if needed.
• Cost of medications.

Cost of immunity and recurrent miscarriage tests, if needed.

1. Initial Consultation & Assessment: A full consultation with a fertility specialist to review medical history, perform a physical exam, and order necessary tests.
2. Ovarian Stimulation: The patient will be given hormonal medication to stimulate the ovaries to produce multiple eggs. This phase is monitored closely with ultrasound scans and blood tests.
3. Egg Retrieval (Oocyte Pick-up): A minor surgical procedure to retrieve the eggs from the ovaries using an ultrasound-guided needle. This is typically done under light anesthesia.
4. Microinjection (ICSI): In the lab, a single, healthy sperm is selected and directly injected into each mature egg to facilitate fertilization.
5. Embryo Development: The fertilized eggs (now embryos) are placed in an incubator to grow for 3-5 days.
6. Embryo Transfer: The highest-quality embryo(s) is/are transferred into the uterus using a thin catheter.

Luteal Phase Support & Pregnancy Test: Medication is prescribed to support the uterine lining, and a blood test is performed approximately two weeks later to check for pregnancy.

1. Pre-screening involves ultrasounds.
2. A precise medication trigger is administered exactly 36 hours prior to egg retrieval to prompt final egg maturation.
3. Daily hormonal injections are taken for 8–12 days to stimulate the ovaries to produce multiple mature eggs instead of the single egg usually produced in a natural cycle.

Fertilized eggs are monitored in the lab for 5 to 6 days as they grow into embryos.