Infertility Treatment in Turkey
What is IVF?
IVF, otherwise known as In Vitro Fertilisation, is a method of getting pregnant where an egg is fertilised by sperm outside of the body. This is ideal for couples struggling to conceive, same-sex couples or single women wishing to have a baby through sperm donation. This treatment is based in our Istanbul, Turkey clinic.
Around 1 in 7 people in the UK need help to have a baby, that’s why Este Medical Group are here to help you and your partners have the babies you’ve always wanted. We have Istanbul’s top fertility doctor working with us, so if you’re considering embarking on this journey, you’ll be in the best possible hands with Dr. Ôzlem Aras and our dedicated team of experts.
Who is this for?
Women aged under 40 years who have not conceived after 2 years of regular unprotected intercourse.
Women suffering from endometriosis
Couples with a genetic condition which can be screened for in the embryo
Women with premature ovarian failure
Women with blocked or damaged fallopian tubes
Women with ovulatory disorders
How does IVF work?
FAQ's
How can we improve our chances of getting pregnant?
You should reduce your alcohol intake, stop smoking, eat healthily, take plenty of exercise, try to reduce stress factors and aim for a good night’s sleep. Sperm has a three-month life cycle so any changes you can make to your lifestyle, such as stopping smoking and reducing your alcohol intake can help to improve the overall quality of your sperm.
How long should I wait before consulting if I am unsuccessful trying to conceive?
Absolutely as soon as possible is always better. As fertility rates don’t improve with age, the sooner you can get treatment for any fertility issues the better your chance of a successful outcome.
How long does a treatment cycle last?
If everything goes as expected, your cycle can take between 4-6 weeks.
What are my chances of success with treatment?
Several factors will affect your chances of success. Your Consultant will discuss this with you during your consultation, following a review of your medical history and the results of any tests they have requested.
