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In vitro fertilization protocol is a complex multi-level procedure, the effectiveness of which is determined by a variety of factors. Although the first test-tube baby appeared back in 1978, and reproductive technologies have made great strides forward, no one guarantees success from the first try even now. 

One of the most severe autoimmune diseases is lupus, which is also called a “multifaceted disease” because of its complex nature. According to the American Foundation for its study, about 16 thousand fresh cases of ailments are diagnosed in the country every year, and 1.5 million people live with lupus. 

Interest in surrogacy in Canada is consistently high among childless people around the world. This is largely due to the acquisition of Canadian citizenship by newborns and the non-commercial nature of surrogacy. People on a budget see this as an opportunity to save money on surrogate mother's fees.

In most cases, after the pregnancy test showed the cherished two strips, the couple begins to ask the main questions - when will the baby be born and what gender will it be? For many parents-to-be, knowing the gender helps to get closer to the baby in the tummy.

People who are unable to bear a child resort to the help of surrogate mothers. Finding a surrogate mother is a responsible, difficult, time-consuming and costly event. It is necessary to take into account not only a lot of factors at the same time: the legislation of the country in which the search for a surrogate mother is carried out, the approximate amount of compensation payments during pregnancy, personal sympathy, suitability for surrogacy (medical, physical, psychological one). 

Most women want and can have children. But women with chronic conditions like polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) often worry about childbirth and their ability to get pregnant. 

In the past few decades, the practice of in vitro fertilization has become a fairly common method of ART in the world. However, as its popularity grows, so does scientific achievement and innovation in the field of reproduction. 

The decision to have a child is probably one of the most important decisions in a woman's life. Pregnancy can seem like a fairly straightforward process if you ignore the potential problems associated with age, ovulation and infertility. This is something that a person cannot predict. However, there are moments that can be completely controlled.

The desire to have a child can come at any age. And then a logical question arises - how much is this possible? Pregnant women over 35 are labeled as “old mothers in labor”. Although a successful pregnancy after 35 is now the most common occurrence. But what if a woman is over 40 or 45? In fact, for some people after a certain age it is easier to conceive a child, for others it is more difficult. 

We invite you to join The Fertility Show Online Summit in September 2021. Online meeting with leading specialists in reproductive medicine from around the world.