Infertility

[Chin Yee YeeParticipant]

When should I go and seek fertility treatment from my doctor?

[KL Fertility CentreParticipant]

If you are 35 years old and below; after trying to get pregnant for one year.
If you are 35 to 39 years old; after six months of trying to get pregnant.
If you are 40 years and above; go and see your doctor as early as possible.
If you have irregular menses, history of pelvic inflammatory disease or fibroid, do go and see your doctor as early as possible.

 

 

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? Make an appointment with KL Fertility Centre at 03-2093 3500 or send your enquiries to mgmt@klfertility.com

Disclaimer: You are advised not to use the information or services from this forum to self-diagnose or treat any health issues. Please consult with your healthcare professional and read information provided by the product manufacturer, prior to using any medication before beginning any exercise, diet programme or starting any treatment for a health issue.  Comments made in this forum are strictly the personal views of participants and cannot be taken as a substitute for appropriate medical care or advice from a healthcare professional.

[Umi KalsomParticipant]

What is the ideal age for women to store their eggs?

[KL Fertility CentreParticipant]

Good question, the younger age around 20 years-early 30 years would be ideal. However, if she opts to freeze her eggs during her late 30s, her chances of pregnancy are significantly lower.

 

 

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? Make an appointment with KL Fertility Centre at 03-2093 3500 or send your enquiries to mgmt@klfertility.com

Disclaimer: You are advised not to use the information or services from this forum to self-diagnose or treat any health issues. Please consult with your healthcare professional and read information provided by the product manufacturer, prior to using any medication before beginning any exercise, diet programme or starting any treatment for a health issue.  Comments made in this forum are strictly the personal views of participants and cannot be taken as a substitute for appropriate medical care or advice from a healthcare professional.

[Amirul IsmailParticipant]

Just a curious, would men contribute the problem of infertility? If yes, what are the reasons behind?

[KL Fertility CentreParticipant]

Yes, men contribute about 40-50% of causes of infertility. Majority of men have sperm but the problem lies with the total number and quality of their sperm. Some men have oligospermia (low sperm count) , asthenospermia ( less motile sperms) or teratospermia ( abnormal sperms). Vast majority of men has a combination of these problems. A minority of them has no sperm at all , known as azoospermia. Am I clearing your doubts? ^^
You may also refer to http://fertilitymalaysia.com/#sthash.HzhK9rIb.dpuf if you want to know more.

 

 

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? Make an appointment with KL Fertility Centre at 03-2093 3500 or send your enquiries to mgmt@klfertility.com

Disclaimer: You are advised not to use the information or services from this forum to self-diagnose or treat any health issues. Please consult with your healthcare professional and read information provided by the product manufacturer, prior to using any medication before beginning any exercise, diet programme or starting any treatment for a health issue.  Comments made in this forum are strictly the personal views of participants and cannot be taken as a substitute for appropriate medical care or advice from a healthcare professional.

[Tanisha VikneswaranParticipant]

I had read through a fertility article and got a little idea on egg freezing, but is it safe for woman to freeze the eggs?

[KL Fertility CentreParticipant]

In a word – yes! To date, more than 300,000 children have been born worldwide from frozen embryos and studies conducted in recent years have shown that the use of frozen eggs does not increase pregnancy complications or birth defects. If you’d like to learn more about egg freezing and the costs involved, don’t hesitate to speak to a fertility specialist.

 

 

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? Make an appointment with KL Fertility Centre at 03-2093 3500 or send your enquiries to mgmt@klfertility.com

Disclaimer: You are advised not to use the information or services from this forum to self-diagnose or treat any health issues. Please consult with your healthcare professional and read information provided by the product manufacturer, prior to using any medication before beginning any exercise, diet programme or starting any treatment for a health issue.  Comments made in this forum are strictly the personal views of participants and cannot be taken as a substitute for appropriate medical care or advice from a healthcare professional.

[Siti HalizaParticipant]

I was told by after doing IVF, bed rest immediately is a must. Is that true?

[KL Fertility CentreParticipant]

Hi there, currently there is no scientifically proven for this statement. It is generally believed that bed rest right after an embryo transfer procedure is beneficial as it can reduce a woman’s stress levels and aid implantation. However, there is a study that shows bed rest after embryo transfer can be potentially detrimental! You may refer to this article https://drhelenalim.com/—Bed rest after embryo transfer negatively affect IVF success to learn more. Thank you for the question.

 

 

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? Make an appointment with KL Fertility Centre at 03-2093 3500 or send your enquiries to mgmt@klfertility.com

Disclaimer: You are advised not to use the information or services from this forum to self-diagnose or treat any health issues. Please consult with your healthcare professional and read information provided by the product manufacturer, prior to using any medication before beginning any exercise, diet programme or starting any treatment for a health issue.  Comments made in this forum are strictly the personal views of participants and cannot be taken as a substitute for appropriate medical care or advice from a healthcare professional.

[mypeanutParticipant]

Hi,

Does your centre provide egg donor program?

[JassieParticipant]

Hello
I am interested to know your response to ‘my peanut’ query. I would also like to know if your clinic accept if I bring my own egg donor. I strongly preferred to have my egg donor known and related to me. What is the process and How much does it cost?

[KL Fertility CentreParticipant]

Hi, KL Fertility Centre is governed by the Ethical Guidelines for Assisted Reproductive Technology set out by the Malaysian Medical Council, therefore, we do not offer egg and sperm donor services 🙂

 

 

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? Make an appointment with KL Fertility Centre at 03-2093 3500 or send your enquiries to mgmt@klfertility.com

Disclaimer: You are advised not to use the information or services from this forum to self-diagnose or treat any health issues. Please consult with your healthcare professional and read information provided by the product manufacturer, prior to using any medication before beginning any exercise, diet programme or starting any treatment for a health issue.  Comments made in this forum are strictly the personal views of participants and cannot be taken as a substitute for appropriate medical care or advice from a healthcare professional.

[KL Fertility CentreParticipant]

Hi, KL Fertility Centre is governed by the Ethical Guidelines for Assisted Reproductive Technology set out by the Malaysian Medical Council, therefore, we do not offer egg and sperm donor services 🙂

 

 

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? Make an appointment with KL Fertility Centre at 03-2093 3500 or send your enquiries to mgmt@klfertility.com

Disclaimer: You are advised not to use the information or services from this forum to self-diagnose or treat any health issues. Please consult with your healthcare professional and read information provided by the product manufacturer, prior to using any medication before beginning any exercise, diet programme or starting any treatment for a health issue.  Comments made in this forum are strictly the personal views of participants and cannot be taken as a substitute for appropriate medical care or advice from a healthcare professional.

[lynnsushiParticipant]

Hi,
I have a quick question…. My blood test showed that I’m having low progestrone level and gynea suspect I’m having PCOS but recently I went to another specialist and been say I’m might not PCOS… Currently I’m 29 years old and tried Clomid for 4 cycles and have mature egg but not success.. If I done IVF what is the success rate?

Thanks

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