Fertility Preservation
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Fertility preservation in Seville
La fertility preservation It is an advanced option for men and women who wish to preserve their reproductive capacity for medical or personal reasons. INEBIR, a leading clinic in assisted reproduction in SevilleWe offer techniques such as egg freezing, sperm cryopreservation and ovarian tissue, using state-of-the-art technology and a fully personalized approach.
What is fertility preservation?
Fertility preservation is a set of medical techniques designed to preserve eggs, sperm, or reproductive tissue in optimal condition for future use. These procedures are ideal for men and women who wish to ensure their reproductive capacity, whether for medical, social, or personal reasons.
At INEBIR, we have advanced technology and a specialized team that personalizes each treatment according to the unique needs of our patients.
When is fertility preservation indicated?
Fertility preservation is a recommended option in various situations that may affect reproductive capacity in the short or long term. This procedure is indicated for:
● Cancer patients: For those diagnosed with cancer who must undergo treatments such as chemotherapy or radiation therapy, which can negatively affect reproductive function, cryopreservation of eggs or sperm before the start of treatment is an effective preventative measure.
● Women who wish to delay motherhood: For personal, professional, or economic reasons, many women choose to postpone motherhood. Egg vitrification at a young age allows for the preservation of higher-quality eggs, increasing the chances of success in future assisted reproduction treatments.
● People with genetic or autoimmune diseases: Diseases such as lupus or sickle cell anemia, and certain genetic disorders, can compromise fertility. Gamete preservation offers an alternative to maintain the possibility of having biological children in the future.
● Patients undergoing surgeries that affect the reproductive system: Surgical interventions on reproductive organs can decrease fertility. Pre-procedure preservation of eggs, sperm, or ovarian/testicular tissue is an option to consider.
● Transgender people in transition: Before starting hormonal treatments or sex reassignment surgeries, gamete preservation allows the possibility of having biological children in the future.
● Individuals exposed to environmental toxins or medical treatments: Exposure to chemicals, radiation, or medications that may affect fertility is a valid reason to consider preservation.
Advanced fertility preservation options at INEBIR
Oocyte cryopreservation
La oocyte cryopreservation This procedure allows for the preservation of eggs in optimal condition for future use. It begins with a hormonal treatment for ovarian stimulation that lasts between 8 and 14 days. During this time, ultrasounds and hormone tests are performed to evaluate follicle development.
Once mature, the eggs are retrieved by follicular aspiration through the vagina, cultured in the laboratory, and then vitrified. When the patient decides to use them, they are thawed and fertilized using [method/procedure]. ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection)preparing the endometrium for embryo transfer.
In specific cases, such as cancer treatments, one may opt for maturation vitro (IVM)eliminating the need for prior hormonal stimulation.
Sperm cryopreservation
La sperm cryopreservation It is an essential technique in assisted reproduction treatments, allowing samples to be preserved for years. This procedure is also effective after testicular biopsies or epididymal sperm aspiration.
Thanks to current technologies, sperm can be used in future treatments, ensuring the viability of the samples even after long periods of storage.
Embryonic cryopreservation
La embryo cryopreservation It allows embryos to be stored for years until the most suitable time for transfer. This procedure is common in treatments of fertilization vitro (IVF)either because there are surplus embryos or because it is not advisable to perform the transfer in the same cycle.
Furthermore, it is an option for couples in which one partner has a medical condition that could affect their future fertility. Thanks to vitrification techniques, embryos have survival rates of 90-100% after the devitrification process, depending on their stage of development and quality.
The transfer can be performed in a natural ovulatory cycle or with endometrial preparation using drugs, depending on the patient's needs.
Cryopreservation of ovarian tissue
This technique consists of ovarian tissue vitrification obtained through laparoscopic surgery. It is especially useful in emergency cases, such as in cancer patients, as it does not require prior hormonal stimulation and can be performed quickly.
Cryopreserved ovarian tissue can be reimplanted in the future in a way that orthotopic (in the ovary or ovarian fossa) or heterotopic (in subcutaneous or muscular areas), restoring ovarian function and fertility.
Cryopreservation of testicular tissue
In prepubertal boys who do not produce sperm but do have spermatogonial stem cells, the cryopreservation of testicular tissue It is a promising experimental option. This procedure may be the only alternative in cases where cancer treatments compromise future fertility.
Although experimental, it represents an advance in fertility preservation for pediatric patients.
Cryopreservation of biological samples in transgender people
La fertility preservation in transgender people It includes options such as:
● Transgender men: Cryopreservation of oocytes, embryos or ovarian tissue.
● Transgender women: Cryopreservation of sperm, testicular biopsy or testicular tissue, as well as preservation of embryos.
INEBIR offers comprehensive counseling for transgender individuals, addressing both endocrinological and reproductive aspects. Our inclusive approach ensures a safe and respectful process.
Frequently asked questions about fertility preservation
What are the advantages of fertility preservation?
Fertility preservation allows you to maintain your reproductive capacity for the future. It is especially useful for people undergoing medical treatments such as chemotherapy, or for those who wish to postpone parenthood for personal or professional reasons. Furthermore, it ensures the use of higher-quality gametes at the time of preservation.
What is a fertility preservation procedure?
Fertility preservation includes several stages:
● Initial evaluation with hormonal analysis and ultrasounds.
● Selection of techniques such as freezing of eggs, sperm or embryos.
● Safe storage under controlled conditions until the patient decides to use them.
What is the success rate of fertility preservation treatments?
How much does egg preservation cost?
The price depends on the treatment and included services, such as ovarian stimulation, egg retrieval, and storage. At INEBIR, we offer personalized quotes tailored to each individual case. Request your first free consultation to learn more.
How to preserve female fertility?
Women can preserve their fertility through:
● Egg vitrification: Ideal for postponing motherhood.
● Cryopreservation of ovarian tissue: For cancer patients.
● Embryo preservation: Combines in vitro fertilization with cryopreservation.
At INEBIR, we help you choose the most suitable technique for you.
When is the best time to preserve fertility?
The best time for women to have fertility treatments is before age 35, as egg quality is at its peak. For men, it is recommended before medical treatments that may affect sperm quality.
Is it safe to preserve fertility?
Yes, fertility preservation is safe. The procedures are performed under strict medical protocols and with advanced technologies that guarantee the viability of the stored gametes or tissues.
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