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  Princeton IVF

The treatment of infertility first requires an understanding of why a couple is unable to conceive. Once the cause is determined (or is determined to be unexplained), we can plan the best individualized treatment course for our patients. Treatment may involve medications, surgery or assisted reproductive technology.

A specimen of the male partner's semen is obtained in a sterile collection cup, and brought to the laboratory. The best results are obtained when the husband abstains for 3 days, and the sample arrives at the lab within an hour of ejaculation. The sample is then evaluated for volume, sperm count, motility (the percent that are swimming) and morphology (the number that are normally shaped). Although normal values, vary between laboratories, a normal count is typically >20 million/ml and normal motility and morphology are 14 %. This test is done rule-out male causes for infertility, and to see if the couple might benefit from treatment such as artificial insemination or IVF. A special type of analysis may be required for couples undergoing IVF.

Most of the other test are useful only if the menstrual cycles are irregular. Prolactin is pituitary gland hormone that may go up in women with small benign growths of the pituitary gland and on certain medications. Thyroid tests help to determine if there may be a problem with the thyroid. Testosterone, DHEAS and 17-hydroxyprogesterone are androgens (male hormones) that may be useful to check in women who also have excessive hair growth or PCOS. Women with PCOS are also screened for diabetes.

This is a same-day surgical procedure in which a telescope is inserted into the belly button and the pelvic organs are examined. Using the harmonic scalpel, laser,
electrocautery or other tools, endometriosis and/or scar tissue can be resected. This is usually done under general anesthesia, but in some instances is done under local
anesthesia only.

princetonivf.com

Telephone: 609-896-4984
FAX: 609-896-3266
After hours: 609-896-0777
2 Princess Road, Suite C
Lawrenceville, NJ 08648




Delaware Valley Institute of Fertility and Genetics

Most male infertility cases occur due to sperm production problems. Three important factors of the sperm are 1. count, 2. motility, and 3. morphology (shape). The malemay produce too few sperm (oligospermia) or no sperm (azoospermia). It’s also considered abnormal if less than 50 percent of the sperm in the ejaculate are motile(asthnospermia) or if there are too many abnormally shaped sperm (teratospermia).

Abnormal sperm are not believed to be capable of fertilizing an egg. Alcohol and drugs, including marijuana, nicotine, and certain medications can also temporarily reduce sperm quality. Some studies have found that exposure to environmental toxins, including pesticides and lead, may cause poor sperm quality. Some medical problems and their treatment may lead to difficulties with ejaculation and impotence (the inability to have an erection).

Most female factor problems involve ovulation disorders. If a woman doesn’t ovulate, eggs are not available to be fertilized. Symptoms of this problem include irregular
menstrual periods or not menstruating at all (amenorrhea). Too much stress, poor nutrition, and intense athletic training can affect a woman’s hormonal balance, causing menstrual problems. If a woman’s more than 30 percent over her ideal body weight, she also may have problems ovulating.

To help solve these ovulation disorders, our doctors must first diagnose your problem. Here are some of the most common causes of ovulation disorders. (For a description of how we treat these conditions, please click on the left).

A serious infection of the female reproductive organs, PID is usually caused by sexually transmitted diseases, such as gonorrhea or Chlamydia. If left untreated, PID can lead to damage to the fallopian tubes, causing infertility and raising the risk of a future ectopic pregnancy (a pregnancy that develops outside the uterus, usually in one fallopian tube).

www.startfertility.com

6000 Sagemore Drive, Suite 6102
Marlton, NJ 08053
856-988-0072
fax: 856-988-0056




Delaware Institute for Reproductive Medicine

The philosophy of our Center is to provide you with the compassionate, sensitive and individualized care you expect. We understand the ever-challenging medical, financial, and emotional impact infertility treatment has on a couple. Our focus is to make your dreams of having a family a reality by utilizing the most cutting-edge technology modrn science has to offer.

Communication is one of the essential elements necessary to provide the highest quality of individualized patient care. We are committed to focus on your fertility issues, your treatment and your outcome. We will strive to answer all your questions and concerns throughout the process in a sensitive, compassionate manner.

We are aware that there are times when infertility treatment can be difficult and confusing. We are devoted to spending as much time with you as necessary in order to address any of your questions or concerns. We will strive to treat you as we would expect to be treated if we were undergoing our own infertility treatment.

Infertility affects all aspects of your life, your future goals, your relationships, and sense of self. Wherever you are in the stages of infertility, you are not alone! We are here to help you.

We offer a comprehensive range of services for infertile couples from basic therapy through the most advanced reproductive technologies available anywhere. We also have emotional and psychological support available.

We have assisted thousands of couples to conceive. The Institute's comprehensive patient support programs, state-of-the-art technologies, and highly qualified professionals, help to ensure the highest pregnancy rates with exceptional, individualized patient care.

www.drjeffreyrussell.com

4745 Ogletown-Stanton Road
Suite 111
Newark, DE 19713
Phone: 302-738-4600

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