Advanced fertility treatments with high success rates
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You can achieve tangible results in IVF with us through eight structured steps. At every stage, our experienced team is available to support you, guide you, and help you move through the process with confidence.
The process begins with a detailed consultation to understand your medical history and treatment goals.
The doctor performs the clinical assessment and ultrasound needed to prepare the next stage.
Laboratory tests are completed for the wife, along with a semen analysis for the husband.
A personalized stimulation program is started to help the ovaries produce mature eggs.
We monitor the ovaries with ultrasound and lab tests to track the response accurately.
Eggs are retrieved outside the body and fertilized with sperm in the laboratory.
The selected embryos are placed back into the uterus in a simple procedure.
A pregnancy test confirms the result and helps plan the next follow-up.
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"We came from Saudi Arabia after difficult experiences elsewhere. At Hayah, the clarity, follow-up, and compassion made us finally feel we were in the right hands."
"Traveling for treatment felt overwhelming at first, but Hayah made the process smooth. The communication, coordination, and medical care were consistently excellent."
"The team stayed attentive even after the positive result. Every follow-up felt warm, organized, and genuinely reassuring during a very emotional time."
Helpful reads connected to this service to answer common questions and give visitors more confidence before consultation.
Egg freezing is a relatively modern medical technique that helps preserve fertility options for women who may face a risk of losing reproductive ability due to treatment, surgery, age, or low ovarian reserve.
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Embryo freezing allows couples to preserve good-quality embryos after IVF for future attempts without repeating ovarian stimulation injections or egg retrieval.
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Levels of sexual desire vary from one woman to another and from one life stage to another. Low sexual desire may have several physical, hormonal, psychological, and relationship-related causes.
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Azoospermia is the absence of sperm in the semen, and treatment options vary depending on whether the cause is pre-testicular, testicular, or post-testicular.
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Chromosome testing in recurrent miscarriage may help identify the cause of miscarriage and guide further testing for the couple or embryos before transfer in IVF procedures.
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DNA Fragmentation Test is a laboratory test used to assess the integrity of sperm genetic material by studying the percentage of fragmentation.
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Premature or rapid ejaculation is a common sexual disorder and one of the causes that may contribute to delayed conception.
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The term delayed conception is preferred when describing couples who seek medical help to conceive, as it gives hope and reflects that many cases eventually result in pregnancy.
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Embryo glue is a chemical compound used during embryo transfer to the uterus, but major scientific studies have not proven improved pregnancy chances when using it.
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The reason for IVF failure is often evaluated by studying the couple’s case, ovarian response, stimulation program, egg quality, embryo quality, sperm quality, and uterine lining.
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Varicocele is one of the known causes of reduced semen quality, although its exact effect on semen is not fully understood.
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Male fertility is linked to a healthy lifestyle, including balanced nutrition, maintaining a healthy weight, avoiding smoking and harmful substances, and regular exercise.
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Premature ovarian failure is often of unknown cause and may affect women at any age. It is usually preceded by repeated menstrual irregularities and delayed conception.
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Frequent masturbation is unlikely to have negative effects on semen quality, but it may sometimes be associated with sexual relationship problems that can affect conception.
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After embryo transfer, it is usually not necessary to lie on the back, stay at home, or take leave from work, as long as there is no high physical effort.
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