Some of the Pre-IVF testing procedures, such as diagnostic procedures, may involve some discomfort or pain but typically no more than a routine blood draw or OB/GYN visit. Your clinicians will provide instructions for managing any discomfort and will take steps to minimize any discomfort or pain.
It’s critical to provide relevant medical records to Life IVF Center before starting the IVF treatment process in order to help create the best treatment plan for your needs. These will include records of previous fertility treatments, surgeries, and any significant medical conditions or diagnoses. It is best to discuss specific record requirements with your […]
As part of the treatment process, patients may be required to provide various documents to Life IVF, such as valid government photo identification (drivers license or passport), any relevant insurance information, and certain medical records with a particular emphasis on reproductive history such as previous pregnancies or IVF attempts. Your patient coordinator can help clarify […]
Some of the Pre-IVF tests that may be performed by a primary care physician (PCP) or obstetrician/gynecologist (OB/GYN) include: blood tests to check hormone levels, pelvic exams to assess the reproductive organs, mammograms to screen for breast cancer, and Pap Smears to check for cervical abnormalities. Your patient coordinator will be able to confirm what […]
The nearest airports to Life IVF will vary somewhat depending on which center you’re looking to visit. In general, the key airports to consider are John Wayne (SNA), Los Angeles International (LAX), Bob Hope (BUR), Long Beach (LGB), Ontario International (ONT).
IVF can be a highly practical and effective option for couples with male factor infertility, depending on the nature of the male factor and any potential female-side factors. This is because the fertilization of the egg can be performed in the laboratory using sperm from the male partner or a sperm donor. With the advent […]
There are several lifestyle changes that may improve a patient’s chances of success with IVF, most of which are aimed at improving your general health. These include reaching or maintaining a healthy weight, avoiding tobacco and hard drugs, minimizing alcohol consumption, eating a healthy and balanced diet, getting sufficient quality sleep, and managing stress. Males […]
Pre-IVF testing refers to the various medical evaluations and tests that are performed before starting IVF treatment to assess the patient’s fertility and overall health. These will include testing for things such as infectious diseases, screening for potential cancer, evaluating genes, and more.
To get started with Life IVF, you will first need to schedule a Fertility Evaluation visit with the center. This can typically be done by contacting the center directly or through their website. Some patients may wish to conduct a Complimentary Consultation prior to a more in-depth Evaluation. Check out our New Patient process page […]
There are several signs that may indicate a need for fertility treatment, including: irregular or absent menstrual periods, difficulty getting pregnant after one year of trying (if under 35) or after six months of trying (if 35 or older), and a history of miscarriages or fertility-related medical conditions. A fertility specialist can evaluate the patient’s […]
