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Endometriosis can affect fertility in both anatomic, hormonal and biochemical ways. Endometriosis affects an estimated 20-40% of women. Overall, with endometriosis the pregnancy rates can be increased by 10 to 25% by utilizing in vitro fertilization.

Assisted Reproductive Technologies can help virtually anyone to achieve a successful pregnancy. In some cases an egg donor is either requested or desired. Success rates are extraordinary. This information is invaluable for selected couples.

Women who are having difficulty in achieving pregnancy should not be discouraged. For many couples there is a situation of subfertility in which simpler interventions prove to be successful. At any age various procedures provide success.

Advanced Reproductive Technologies are now available to evaluate embryos for normal genes and chromosomes. Using these techniques we can help with realizing the dream of a healthy baby and happy family.

Advances in Assisted Reproductive Technology have enabled us to transfer single embryos with IVF. Improvements in all aspects of the IVF process, and changes in the IVF laboratory, have resulted in the growth of embryos with a high rate of success.

The use of Assisted Reproductive technology, or 'ART,' can dramatically overcome a multiplicity of fertility problems. This success with IVF is due to the proper methodology of egg stimulation, a proficient laboratory, and successful embryo transfer.

Infertility is defined in men and women who cannot become pregnant after one year of having unprotected intercourse. Studies suggest that after a year of having unprotected sex, 15% of couples are unable to conceive.

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