Center for Reproductive and Fetal Medicine

ASSISTED REPRODUCTION: A NEW BEGINNING FOR YOU

ASSISTED REPRODUCTION: A NEW BEGINNING FOR YOU

Deciding to start a family is one of the most important steps of your life. For some, however, this journey can be challenging. If your attempts to conceive have not yielded the desired result, modern medicine offers solutions that can bring you closer to your dream. Assisted reproduction is not just a medical procedure. It is an opportunity. It is a new beginning. And in Center for Reproductive Medicine & Embryology Dr. Alexandros Traianos, we are here to support you every step of this journey.

WHAT IS ASSISTED REPRODUCTION?

Assisted reproduction includes a range of specialized medical techniques that help couples and individuals with fertility difficulties have a child. The most common methods include:

  • In vitro fertilization (IVF) – One of the most effective techniques, where eggs are fertilized in the laboratory and the embryos are transferred to the uterus.
  • Intrauterine insemination (IUI) – Placing sperm directly into the uterus at the time of ovulation, increasing the chances of natural conception.
  • Egg or sperm donation – A solution for cases of reduced fertility or genetic abnormalities.
  • Egg or embryo freezing – For all women who want to preserve their fertility for the future.

Every case is unique. That's why, in Center for Reproductive Medicine & Embryology Dr. Alexandros Traianos, we create personalized treatment plans, tailored to your needs.

THE CHALLENGES OF ASSISTED REPRODUCTION

The decision to begin this process can be accompanied by anxiety, uncertainty, and emotional burden. It is completely normal to have questions:

  • What is the probability of success for me?
  • How long does the process take and what does it involve?
  • What is the best option for my situation?

The answer to these questions comes through proper information and specialized guidance. You don't have to be alone on this journey. We are here to guide you with scientific knowledge, care and complete transparency.

HOW TO INCREASE YOUR CHANCES OF SUCCESS

The success of assisted reproduction does not depend solely on the medical procedure. There are factors you can improve, increasing the chances of success:

Healthy diet – Foods rich in antioxidants, Omega-3 fats and folic acid help improve fertility.

Stress management – Chronic stress can affect your hormones. Activities like yoga and meditation can help.

Avoiding harmful habits – Smoking, alcohol and excessive caffeine consumption negatively affect fertility.

Early diagnosis – Hormonal checks and specialized tests can identify potential problems before the process begins.

At Center for Reproductive Medicine & Embryology Dr. Alexandros Traianos, we provide comprehensive support at every stage, from diagnosis to pregnancy.

ONE STEP CLOSER TO YOUR DREAM

Assisted reproduction is not just a process. It is the hope, the power, and the opportunity to have the child you dream of. Make an appointment today and come and discuss your options. Together, we will find the solution that best suits your needs.

Center for Reproductive and Fetal Medicine

Effective doctor-patient communication is vital to providing high-quality health care. Any communication regarding your medical profile (getting results, instructions, answering questions, concerns) will be done directly with the doctor. This means no midwife or secretary will interrupt your conversations. Instead, if you call with any concerns, they will be there right away to address your needs. Contact us by calling 694 649 8771 or by completing the relevant Contact Form.

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REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINE

FREQUENT QUESTIONS

The association of IVF drugs with cancer risk is a major concern for women enrolled in these programs. But the plethora of bibliographic reports collected from credible scientific studies and published in reputable medical journals worldwide are reassuring and do not confirm this concern.

Of course not. In about a third of cases, infertility is due to the woman (female factor), while in a third of cases, it is due to the man (male factor). The remaining one-third is due to both (both men and women) or even to unknown factors.

The quantity and quality of a man's sperm can be affected by his health and lifestyle. Some factors that can reduce the quantity and / or quality of sperm are:

  • the alcohol
  • drugs
  • environmental toxins, including pesticides and lead
  • smoking
  • health problems
  • medicines
  • radiotherapy and chemotherapy
  • the age

Success rates vary at each IVF Center. Very important factors are also the age of the woman, the levels of her hormones and of course the sperm of the husband. Rates generally range from 45% or slightly higher for women up to 35 years old.

Infertility is defined as the failure to conceive after one year (or 6 months, if it is a woman over 35) with normal, regular sexual intercourse. In other words, when a year passes without the woman becoming pregnant, the couple should consult their doctor to determine the cause of the pregnancy and then treat it. We must all, however, be aware and not forget that the age factor is the most critical for female fertility and that the individualized approach of each couple is the "golden key" that solves the problem.

The number of treatment cycles a woman can undergo is not specified. It is certain that in our country there are high level obstetricians-gynecologists and organized infertility treatment centers, which offer impeccable medical services at this level. If there are correct indications (eg ovaries that respond to stimulation therapy, good quality endometrium, etc.) the success rate -especially with the use of newer techniques and biotechnological drugs, which show increased bioactivity compared to conventional drugs from urine- totals approximately 65%-70% after 4 cycles of treatment.

At the Center for Reproductive Medicine of Dr. Traianos we offer egg / sperm cryopreservation services for those who have a personal or medical reason and need this service. We use the most modern vitrification technique in the freezing of sperm and eggs.

The collection of eggs takes 10-15 minutes, it is not painful, it is done under intoxication and after the end of the process you return to your activities.

In general, experts agree that the fact that a couple has already had a child can be considered proof that there is no infertility problem in the first place. It is like a small test that has been done and proves that they "made it" at least once. On the other hand, however, we must be aware that things may have changed in the meantime and a problem may have arisen (e.g. the man may have suffered some inflammation, which affects the quality of his sperm or something has intervened that affects female fertility: an inflammation, a gynecological surgery, an abortion, etc.).

In any case, if a reasonable period of time (one year) passes and a couple is unable to achieve pregnancy, then they should, with the help of their doctor, investigate whether there has been a problem causing infertility.