In this episode, Prof. explains that natural conception is still the first option when trying to get pregnant.

He also discusses intralipid infusions, weight loss and its impact on your chances of conceiving via IVF and more. 

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In this episode, Prof. explains why IVF treatment can get a little expensive.

He also discusses why it’s important to formally consult an accredited IVF specialist with a CREI qualification. Especially in complicated situations where patients are being treated for Endometriosis and PCOS (Polycystic ovarian syndrome). 

Prof. also explains the process of sperm freezing, and the best time to do it.

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In this episode Prof. discusses:

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In this episode, Prof. answers some questions regarding the IVF process of a 38, y.o., single patient, who wants to get pregnant via IVF with a sperm donor.

He talks about how the laboratories and clinics in the suburbs differ from those in Australian cities

He discussed how alternative medicine, such as Acupuncture, can affect the IVF process.

He also discusses gender selection in IVF and how weight reduction can sometimes improve the chances of pregnancy.

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In this episode, Prof. Chapman discusses the following:

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In this episode, Prof. discusses miscarriage rates.

Miscarriage often happens due to chromosomal abnormalities when nature is allowed to take it’s course. In the old days, this was seen to be par for the course.
Prof explains that these days, because of IVF techniques and better forward planning, the likelihood of miscarriages can be reduced.

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Is IVF accessible in remote areas?
Prof. explains how women, seeking IVF help, in remote areas, can reach out to him.

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In this episode, Prof. explains how batching of patients is done and how it can affect your results in IVF.

IVF, in general, has few complications and side effects. Some complications include weight gain due to fluid retention, insignificant psychological effects associated with the stress of getting pregnant, procedural bleeding due to injected needles in the vaginal walls, and ovarian hyper-stimulation syndrome.

Prof also shares his thoughts about patients with low embryo numbers. 
Should the embryo transfer be done on day 2 and or day 5?

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In this episode, Prof Chapman goes on to answer more questions sent by Facebook live listeners.

He talks about doing tests on the uterine wall to see if it’s receptive.

There are also some sophisticated tests that look at gene expression in the endometrium.

He also explains that uterine receptivity doesn’t seem to affect pregnancy rates.

Some other questions he addresses include:

Are there particular meds that increase egg production?

Do implanted eggs tend to have fewer genetic abnormalities?

How soon does one have to wait before repeating IVF?

There’s so much to learn!

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In this episode, Prof Chapman goes on to answer more questions sent by Facebook live listeners.

He talks about doing tests on the uterine wall to see if it’s receptive.

There are also some sophisticated tests that look at gene expression in the endometrium.

He also explains that uterine receptivity doesn’t seem to affect pregnancy rates.

Some other questions he addresses include:

Are there particular meds that increase egg production?

Do implanted eggs tend to have fewer genetic abnormalities?

How soon does one have to wait before repeating IVF?

There’s so much to learn!

Tune in … and be sure to share this with someone else who might benefit!