Surrogacy Specialists In Upper East Side - New York Fertility Institute

For women who are ready to start their family but cannot get pregnant and are seeking for surrogacy in the Upper East Side, New York Fertility Institute is an experienced and trusted provider. With experience of over twenty years, the staff at New York Fertility Institute offers high-quality services to their patients and clients. Comprehensive guidance is given to the parties involved in the surrogacy process. Any female struggling with infertility issues or not able to carry a baby need to worry no longer as New York Fertility Institute caters for these problems. Surrogacy deals with pregnancy and delivery of a child by another woman when becoming pregnant are not possible. The insemination process can involve the use of an egg either from the prospective mother or from a donor. The need for surrogacy can be due to the following conditions: kidney disorders, cancer, heart disorders, preeclampsia, fibroids, uterine scar tissue, or patient desire. Apart from surrogacy, New York Fertility Institute offers services and treatment for egg and embryo freezing, fertility treatment, artificial insemination, egg donation, genetic testing, endometriosis, hysteroscopy, implantation failure, and recurrent pregnancy loss.

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Fertility

Fertility evaluation is essential to women aged forty and above as fertility declines in women at this age. The sooner you get evaluated and get a solution to the problem, the better the chance of getting pregnant. Women with irregular menstruation periods or who have endometriosis should consider a fertility evaluation to increase the probability of getting pregnant. Infertility in women can be due to fibroids, pelvic adhesions, poorly controlled diabetes, ovarian cysts, autoimmune diseases, and polycystic ovary syndromes. Infertility in men can be due to low sperm count, environmental factors, anti-sperm antibodies, cancer and its treatment, blockages in tubes delivering sperms, and failure of vasectomy reversal.

Egg and Embryo Freezing

Cryopreservation is the storing of the embryo at low temperature for future use. Freezing an egg or embryo is a safe and effective way to postpone having a baby for the future.

Genetic Testing

Genetic testing reveals whether the fetus has genetic disorders or chromosome defects. Genetic testing can also be performed to determine the cause of infertility, be aware of inherited traits and conditions, and for gender selection. Genetic testing improves the success of the IVF process.

Artificial Insemination

Artificial insemination is the process of inserting many healthy sperms in the reproductive tube of the female. There are two types of artificial insemination: intrauterine and intracervical insemination. Intrauterine insemination is where sperms are placed near the fallopian tube while intracervical insemination sperm is placed near the cervix.

Hysteroscopy and Egg Donation

Hysteroscopy is a surgical procedure where a scope is passed into the uterus through the cervix. Hysteroscopy is done to diagnose disorders causing infertility in the uterus. Hysteroscopy can diagnose conditions like uterine polyps, fibroids, endometritis, and uterine septum. Egg donation is where a woman is willing to give out one or more eggs to help another have children. Egg donors can be a friend or relative. Egg donation might be needed due to the following conditions: premature menopause, ovarian failure, over forty years, pregnancy loss, low egg quality, and diminished ovarian reserve. For any fertility issues, New York Fertility Institute is ready to help by offering quality services at an affordable cost.