In Vitro Poznań
The Invimed Clinic in Poznan is a modern infertility treatment centre offering comprehensive in vitro diagnostics and therapy. The facility is distinguished by advanced technologies and an experienced team of doctors and embryologists. The clinic carries out in vitro fertilisation procedures, preimplantation diagnosis and donation of reproductive cells. Patients can take advantage of the government's in vitro reimbursement programme, which significantly reduces the cost of treatment. Thanks to its individual approach and transparent pricing, Invimed has been helping couples fulfil their dreams of parenthood for years, achieving high efficiency in infertility treatment.
Highlights
- The Invimed clinic in Poznan offers full diagnostics and infertility treatment at 88 E Baraniaka Street with access to the government's in vitro reimbursement programme.
- One in five couples of childbearing age in Poland is trying unsuccessfully to have a child, and IVF is considered the most effective method of treating infertility.
- The IVF procedure consists of 5 stages: diagnosis, hormonal stimulation, puncture, embryo culture in the laboratory and embryo transfer between days 2 and 5.
- The cost of treatment is set individually depending on the treatment pathway, and some drugs are reimbursed by the National Health Service.
How to find us - In Vitro Poznań
Baraniaka 88 E (building F / 2nd floor), 61-131 Poznań
What does the IVF procedure look like at Invimed?
According to recent figures, one in five couples of reproductive age in Poland is unsuccessfully trying to have a child. For many of these people, the chance to fulfil the dream of parenthood is to use in vitro fertilisation. Currently, of all the infertility treatment methods used, in vitro fertilisation is considered to be by far the most effective.
What is the in vitro method?
The in vitro fertilisation procedure involves the fusion of a female gamete with a male gamete under laboratory conditions (Latin for in vitro).
How does the in vitro procedure work?
The IVF method consists of several stages.
- The first step is to visit a specialist and perform an appropriate diagnosis.
- After reviewing the results, the doctor prescribes hormonal medication to the woman and the so-called hormonal stimulation begins.
- After hormonal stimulation, an LP procedure is performed.
- Under laboratory conditions, an experienced embryologist combines a female cell with a male cell. Embryo culture begins.
- Between the 2nd and 5th day after fertilisation, an embryo transfer procedure is carried out into the woman's uterus.
In Vitro Poznan - price
IVF treatment requires highly specialised technology and a team of experienced specialists. The cost of IVF each time is determined individually, depending on the chosen path of treatment for specific patients. In the clinic Invimed Poznań all prices are transparent and known at the beginning of the treatment. Additionally, some drugs are reimbursed by the National Health Fund, which influences the final price of in vitro fertilisation.
Frequently asked questions - FAQ
A complete IVF cycle usually takes 6-8 weeks. This includes time for diagnosis, hormonal stimulation (10-14 days), puncture, embryo culture and transfer.
Yes, most women can continue to work during IVF treatment. An exemption may only be needed on the day of LP and embryo transfer and during more intensive monitoring.
Contraindications include severe heart disease, liver disease, kidney disease, malignant tumours, severe psychiatric disorders and uterine defects that make it impossible to carry a pregnancy. The final decision is made by the doctor after full diagnostics.
Surplus embryos of good quality can be frozen and stored for several years. This gives the possibility of subsequent attempts without repeating the entire stimulation and puncture procedure.
A pregnancy test is performed around 12-14 days after embryo transfer. Earlier testing may give a false result due to the presence of hormones from treatment.
The medical information presented should be considered as general guidelines and does not replace the individual judgement of the doctor regarding the medical management of each patient. The doctor, after a thorough examination of the patient's condition, determines the extent and frequency of diagnostic tests and/or therapeutic procedures, taking into account specific medical indications. All medical decisions are made in full consultation with the patient.
Author of the article
Invimed editorial team - we serve patients by solving their fertility problems. We use world medical knowledge, state-of-the-art technology and treatment methods. We are here to make dreams of parenthood come true. The smiles on the faces of happy parents give meaning to our work.
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