At Ingenes we do more than Assited Reproduction, we offer you different programs and treatments to guarantee the highest probability of success for you to have your baby.
Get to know families that believed in our treatments and succeeded.
"It was 6 years of going from doctor to doctor... I was scared, I felt guilt and frustration. We were told that my eggs were not of the best quality and my husband's sperm count was low. But after the second treatment, my dream came true — my husband was speechless when he heard Sofia's heart!"
"The day of the transfer, my progesterone was high, but Daphne was ready, so she would be the one to have the baby... We wanted her with all our might and she was made with so much love; she is a little part of both of us. We froze Daphne's embryos and we want to go back to the Institute to have her brother or sister. Now it will be my turn."
"I was 39 years old and it was hard to hear that my age was a determining factor. But if we wanted to have a baby, we had to do everything, go through every step, consider all the options. We had a four-try plan. We started the process, the stimulation, the hormones... but you have to bring out the strength, the will and the desire from within. My son was born perfect and was with me skin to skin. Today he is 14 months old and already walking; he is a whirlwind, the world is his!"
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In the United States, among women aged 15 to 49 years with no prior births, about 1 in 5 (19%) are unable to get pregnant after one year of trying (infertility). Also, about 1 in 4 (26%) women in this group have difficulty getting pregnant or carrying a pregnancy to term (impaired fecundity). It is […]
Black women infertility is a huge problem that need to became visible. In this Black History Month we want to highlight this particular struggle and make a call about the different strategies could be implement for contribute to end this kind of discrimination.
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