In Vitro Wrocław

The Invimed Clinic in Wrocław is a leading infertility treatment centre in Lower Silesia, offering comprehensive IVF diagnostics and therapy. The facility at 44 Dabrowskiego Street is distinguished by advanced technologies and an experienced team of specialists. Patients can benefit from IVF procedures, preimplantation diagnosis and gamete donation. The clinic implements the government's IVF reimbursement programme, which reduces the cost of treatment. Prices are set individually depending on the chosen therapeutic pathway. With many years of experience, Invimed helps couples fulfil their dreams of parenthood. Find out the details of the procedures and treatment options at our centre.

In Vitro

Highlights

  • In Poland, one in five couples of childbearing age tries unsuccessfully to have a child.
  • Procedure in vitro, involves five stages: diagnosis, hormonal stimulation, puncture, embryo culture and transfer into the uterus.

How to find us - In Vitro Wrocław

Dąbrowskiego 44, 50-457 Wrocław

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As in Invimed is the procedure in vitro?

According to recent figures, in Poland, one in five couples of childbearing age is unsuccessfully trying to have a child. For many of them, one chance to fulfil the dream of parenthood is to use in vitro fertilisation. In the world, the method in vitro is considered to be the basic and most effective technique treatment of infertility.

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 visit to a specialist, who orders the partners to carry out the appropriate diagnostics.
  • 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 Wroclaw - price

IVF treatment requires highly specialised technology and a team of experienced specialists. Each case is different, with the result that the cost of IVF is determined individually, depending on the treatment path chosen for specific patients. W Invimed Wrocław clinic All prices are transparent and known at the beginning of the treatment. In addition, the price of in vitro fertilisation may be lower due to certain medicines reimbursed by the National Health Service.

Frequently asked questions - FAQ

How long does the whole IVF treatment process take from the first visit to embryo transfer?

A full IVF cycle usually takes 6-8 weeks. This includes time for diagnosis (1-2 weeks), hormonal stimulation (10-14 days), puncture, embryo culture and transfer.

Does a woman's age affect the effectiveness of the IVF procedure?

Yes, age has a significant impact on effectiveness. The best results are obtained in women under 35 years of age. After the age of 40, the likelihood of getting pregnant decreases significantly.

What happens to the surplus embryos after the IVF procedure?

Surplus high-quality embryos can be frozen (cryopreservation) and used in subsequent cycles. This reduces costs and eliminates the need for hormonal re-stimulation.

What are the contraindications to an IVF procedure?

Contraindications include active cancer, severe heart, liver or kidney disease, untreated infections and certain uterine defects that prevent a normal pregnancy.

Is it possible to lead a normal life after IVF?

After embryo transfer, it is advisable to avoid strenuous exercise for a few days, but normal activities can be carried out. There is no need for prolonged lying down or restriction of daily activities.

Bibliography:

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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.

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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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