How to Best Prepare for IVF

I may not be your fertility doctor, but it doesn’t matter where you live. If you’re thinking about or actively preparing for In-vitro Fertilization (IVF) then I’m so glad to have you here.

My intention is to help you get ready for IVF — regardless of who your doctor is or where you live. These are the tips you can apply to your situation to take an active role in your fertility care.

Step 1: Know your diagnosis Step 2: Assemble your team Step 3: Get organized & keep track of your files Step 4: Understand medication side effects Step 5: Understand your semen collection options Step 6: Decide if you are going to do IVF with or without ICSI or PICSI Step 7: Decide if you will genetically test the embryos Step 8: Understand if you will be at risk for OHSS Step 9: Prepare for the transfer

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Step 1: Know Your Diagnosis

Step 2: Assemble your team

Step 3: Be Organized & Keep Track of Your Files

Step 4: Understand Medication Side Effects

Step 5: Understand your semen collection options

Step 6: Decide if you are going to do IVF with or without ICSI or PICSI

Step 7: Decide if you will genetically test the embryos

Step 8: Understand if you will be at risk for OHSS