Guiding therapy to make you a father: Y Chromosome Microdeletions test If your sperm count is between 0-5 million per ml (Azoospermia or Severe Oligozoospermia), this test is recommended by all Professional Organizations: American Society for Reproductive Medicine European Academy
Many women have inadequate hormone activity leading to cancelled cycles and IVF failure! Your genes guide your tailored IVF protocols with evidence of success in IVF and pregnancy rates over the last two decades: >30% improved pregnancy rates Lower costs
Many men have inadequate hormone activity leading to different problems in sperms that can be corrected by hormone therapy, but only in men with genetic mutations affecting hormone function. This test is for all men with: Low to normal sperm
Improve pregnancy chances and outcome Women: Starting IVF cycle? Repeated abortions? Pregnancy complications? Men: Low sperm count? Low sperm motility? Unexplained infertility? Save time and expenses by investing in treatment plans tailored especially for you! Female Thrombophilia panel Complications in pregnancy
...INTRO LINES... Improve success rates in case of pregnancy complications If case of recurrent miscarriages (abortions), preeclampsia or Intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR), this test can help you. Abortion, miscarriage, preeclampsia, IUGR 15-60% of all recurrent miscarriages are due to thrombophilia,
...INTRO LINES... Increase your chance of successful pregnancy by IVF or ICSI Predict your outcome for artificial reproductive techniques (ART) and personalize therapy Majority of IVF patients are poor responders Studies indicate that up to 75% of women undergoing IVF
...INTRO LINES... Male Y chromosome microdeletions Benefit from Personalized medicine, Targeted procedures and Saved expenses Low sperm count is not the end About 15% of infertile men have regions of the Y chromosome missing, called Y chromosome microdeletions (YCMD). This
...INTRO LINES... Men with infertility may benefit from hormone therapy Problems with low sperm count or unexplained male infertility could be resolved with hormones (FSH) without resorting to invasive and expensive procedures 1 in 2 men stand to benefit Follicle