Patient Guide
Resources, tools, and answers to frequently asked questions about your treatment process.
Your Treatment Journey
Each patient's story and needs are different. Let's map out the most suitable treatment path for you together.
Getting Started with Treatment
Please follow the steps below carefully to avoid any disruptions in your treatment.
Required Documents
- ✔Photocopies of ID cards
- ✔Photocopy of marriage certificate
- ✔One passport-sized photograph for each partner
- ✔Consent forms to be read and signed at our clinic
Important Notes
- !Adhere to your scheduled appointments.
- !Diligently follow the prescribed medications and other instructions.
- !It is important to obtain your medications before starting the treatment.
Remember; all our efforts are for you to achieve a healthy pregnancy. It is important for us to follow a 'Patient-Friendly' treatment policy that respects your right to all kinds of information.
Helpful Tools
Estimated Due Date Calculator
Ovulation Day Calculator
Frequently Asked Questions
No, IVF is not always the first option. The priority is to correctly identify the cause of infertility. However, in cases such as azoospermia or completely blocked fallopian tubes on both sides, IVF may be the first treatment option.
The decision depends on factors like the woman's age, the man's sperm condition, and previous treatment history. IVF is chosen for couples who have no chance with surgical or medical treatments, or when simpler methods have not yielded results.
The procedure takes an average of 15-30 minutes, depending on the number of follicles in the ovaries. It is a painless procedure as it is performed under light anesthesia.
We do not recommend long-term bed rest after the transfer. It is generally sufficient to avoid heavy lifting and sudden movements for the first two days. You can return to normal daily activities.
Although there is no strict rule, an interval of 1-2 months is generally sufficient for a second attempt. There is no difference in treatment success between short and long intervals. The important factors are the couple's psychological and financial readiness.
