Absolutely. We provide a full range of fertility services for our patients who want to use their frozen eggs or embryos. But if you’ve relocated or you decide to pursue treatment with another fertility clinic, we’ll help arrange for safe and expeditious transport of your frozen eggs/embryos and share all lab protocols and other necessary information with your chosen provider or facility.

Your frozen eggs/embryos will be stored onsite in state-of-the-art nitrogen tanks with 24/7 monitoring and surveillance systems in place, offering the highest level of security and protection.

Scientifically speaking, frozen eggs or embryos can be stored indefinitely. There have been numerous healthy babies born from eggs and embryos frozen for 5–10 years, with the longest reported successful thaw coming after 14 years for a frozen egg and 24 years for a frozen embryo. There is no evidence that the health or viability of frozen eggs or embryos decreases over time.

To learn more about egg freezing in Abu Dhabi, contact our team.

No, it’s not possible to measure the quality (or genetic normalcy) of an individual egg. But there’s a clear relationship between age and egg quality, so your age is a good proxy for how many normal eggs you may have.

Egg quality refers to whether an egg is genetically normal (euploid) or abnormal (aneuploid). As women age, the eggs inside their bodies are more prone to errors in their DNA. Abnormal eggs are not able to fertilize and develop properly, and can lead to infertility, miscarriage, or genetic disorders such as Down syndrome. Egg quality is the primary factor affecting fertility.

We recommend genetic testing to identify any chromosomal abnormalities. Speak with our fertility specialist in Abu Dhabi to assess your egg quality today.

Yes, egg count can be measured with two tests: an antral follicle count and an AMH (anti-Müllerian hormone) test. These tests give an idea of not only your total egg count, but also of how many eggs you may be able to freeze during one cycle.

Your egg count is the number of follicles, or potential eggs, remaining in your ovaries. Though born with 1–2 million egg follicles, a woman loses upwards of 1,000 eggs per month until menopause, with the rate of loss increasing after 35. Low egg count can lead to infertility, and can also affect how successful a woman is with egg freezing Abu Dhabi or IVF treatments.

Yes. The center’s staff members work with oncologists and provide oncofertility counseling for patients who wish to pursue fertility preservation prior to initiating cancer treatment. The team also collaborates with sickle cell disease experts to offer patients fertility preservation options if they are undergoing treatments that could damage the ovaries.

Yes. We offer a complete range of services for people who are trying to build their families and those who wish to preserve their future fertility, including the option to freeze eggs. Our egg freezing Abu Dhabi services, available at our egg freezing clinic Abu Dhabi and best egg freezing clinic Abu Dhabi, are available with no waiting time. For pricing, please enquire about egg freezing cost Abu Dhabi.

The success of fertility treatment is highly dependent on the unique medical conditions of both partners and the selected protocol. One thing is certain, a woman’s age has a large affect on her chances of getting pregnant both naturally and with assisted reproductive technology. The sooner you are tested and are able to evaluate treatment options, the more likely you will be to take home a healthy baby.

To learn about our IVF success rate in Abu Dhabi, contact us today.

Thanks to advancements in fertility technology, there are many ways to help people grow their families, or preserve their fertility for future use, including:
• Timed ovulation: This method of fertility care involves using medications to stimulate the ovaries to produce and release eggs (ovulation).
• Intrauterine insemination (IUI): This is a type of artificial insemination that allows physicians to inject sperm directly into a patient’s uterine cavity during an optimal time of ovulation.
• In vitro fertilization (IVF Abu Dhabi): This is the process of fertilization by extracting eggs, obtaining a sperm sample, and then manually combining an egg and sperm in a laboratory dish. The embryo(s) is then transferred to the uterus.
• Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI): This involves injecting a single live sperm directly into the center of a human egg.
• Fertility preservation: A method enabling patients to postpone fertility by freezing eggs, sperm, or embryos.
• Genetic testing / Preimplantation genetic testing (PGT): A laboratory technique used on embryos developed through IVF to assess their health and viability by checking for genetic or chromosomal abnormalities.
• Third-party reproduction: This involves using an egg donor, a sperm donor, or a gestational surrogate to grow your family.

Trust fertility offers a complete range of fertility treatments and the latest technologies harnessed by assisted conception laboratories through our global network of outstanding partner clinics.

Depending on the legislation regulating the provision of fertility services in your country, the following are available in our partner clinics:
• IVF Abu Dhabi (in-vitro fertilisation)
• ICSI (intracytoplasmic sperm injection)
• Egg freezing Abu Dhabi
• Embryo freezing
• Sperm freezing Abu Dhabi
• Frozen embryo transfer
• Gender selection Abu Dhabi
• Genetic testing

Yes. Trust Fertility offers a comprehensive range of fertility test in Abu Dhabi services to assess both male and female fertility. These include semen analysis Abu Dhabi, female fertility test Abu Dhabi, male fertility test Abu Dhabi, and fertility test for women Abu Dhabi.

Yes. Trust Fertility welcomes patients regardless of relationship status. Whether you are single or in a partnership, our fertility clinic Abu Dhabi team provide personalised care tailored to your individual needs.

There are many possible causes: Pregnancy or not ovulating (releasing an egg) can make your period late by weeks or months. Common causes of not ovulating include polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) consult a PCOS doctor in Abu Dhabi for PCOS treatment, underactive thyroid, excess prolactin hormone, aging of the ovary (diminished ovarian reserve), or low hormone levels (hypogonadism) from heavy exercise, eating disorders, or stress. You can see an Ob/Gyn for tests, including a blood pregnancy test; see a Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (REI) MD if you’re trying to conceive.

The most common factor is diminished ovarian reserve (low egg numbers and quality) which is more common as women get older, but infections like Chlamydia or Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID), endometriosis, smoking, or ovarian surgery can all cause diminished ovarian reserve in younger women, too. Ovulation problems like PCOS, tubal problems, and fibroids or polyps inside the uterus are common, as are sperm issues for the man. 40-50% of couples with infertility have a sperm issue, which may be the only problem or occur together with issues for the female partner.

A semen analysis in Abu Dhabi or a DNA fragmentation sperm test can identify male fertility issues. Consult us today.

Lifestyle changes that may help include aiming for a normal weight if you’re underweight or overweight, stopping smoking, avoiding heavy alcohol use, and avoiding illegal drugs as well as prescription narcotic pain medications. High caffeine intake may increase the risk of miscarriage, based on a single study – stick to one cup of brewed coffee a day and decaf for the rest (no espresso-based drinks). There are no well-proven herbs or supplements, but Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) 500–1000 mg a day, may help older women. Vitamin D levels should also be checked as there is some evidence that low levels can have a wide variety of effects on the body.

For personalised guidance, consult a fertility specialist in Abu Dhabi today.

Roughly two weeks after conception, or about 15 days after a positive ovulation test. If your pregnancy hormone levels are high enough, home pregnancy tests may turn positive a few days before the date of your ‘missed period’. Blood pregnancy tests are more sensitive.

On average, it’s in the 40s, and fertility for most women is very low at 45 and older, with their own eggs. There are many individual factors; however, we see women in their 20s who can’t conceive naturally, and there are healthy pregnancies in 47-year-olds, and everything in between. Using egg donation, there may be no biological upper limit, but risks are higher in the 50s: women 55 and older should not try to conceive.

We recommend booking a fertility test early with a fertility specialist in Abu Dhabi.

Genetics can be a factor in determining fertility. There are many different conditions that can be passed from mother to daughter, such as endometriosis (which affects 10% of women). For males, DNA abnormalities of the Y chromosome can lead to problems with infertility. This can be assessed via a DNA fragmentation sperm test at our clinic.

Even if you haven’t started trying yet, an evaluation with a fertility specialist Abu Dhabi can help you plan out your pregnancy. There are some steps you can take to try to increase your chances of a successful pregnancy on your own, such as calculating your monthly fertility window and addressing wellness preparation for pregnancy, but the majority of people will become pregnant within the first 12 months of trying to conceive with regular unprotected intercourse.

There are many different reasons why a person may be struggling to get pregnant. If you’re having trouble conceiving, an infertility specialist may be able to help. The first step is to schedule a consultation.

If you or your partner have a known medical condition that affects the uterus, fallopian tubes, sperm or ovulation, talk to your doctor to see if you should be evaluated sooner. For example, if you know that both of your fallopian tubes are blocked, you’ll need to see an infertility specialist even before trying to get pregnant.

From those just starting their fertility journey to those with complex health concerns, clinicians within the Trust Fertility network provide care for patients with all kinds of needs.

Fertility consultations and treatments can be relevant for anyone, from those who haven't started trying to get pregnant yet to patients facing complex issues or those who haven't found success with other treatments. We offer everything from simple, yet effective, treatments, to treatments for the most challenging situations. It’s all based on a plan of care personalized to your individual needs.

We also offer treatment for male infertility issues, preimplantation genetic testing, egg freezing Abu Dhabi, egg/sperm/embryo donation, gestational carrier services, and options for novel treatments via clinical trials.

Infertility is quite common. On average, 10% of couples within reproductive age are unable to get pregnant or carry a pregnancy to term. 9% of men and 11% of women have experienced problems with fertility. 5%–10% of infertility is caused by unexplained factors. This is usually when the doctor is unable to diagnose the exact cause; a fertility specialist in Abu Dhabi can help investigate further. It may be due to problems with the sperm quality, egg quality, or health.

No, infertility is not just a woman's problem. Infertility is caused by problems in both men and women. Generally, one-third of infertility is due to women's problems. Another one-third is because of the problems with the man, who should consult a male infertility specialist in Abu Dhabi for a proper diagnosis. In one-third of cases, the cause of the problem is both the man and the woman, or the issue cannot be identified.

You might require fertility treatments if you or your partner have had a record of health conditions. An inability to get pregnant despite trying for a year can be a sign of infertility. Recurrent respiratory diseases, difficulty ejaculating, lumps in the testicle area, and a low sperm count are all indications that you should see a male infertility specialist Abu Dhabi. There are different fertility services that are available for those with infertility problems. If you think that you and your partner need treatments before you can get pregnant, you should talk to a fertility specialist in Abu Dhabi.

Generally, experts recommend at least a year. Women who are over the age of 35 should meet with their doctors after six months of trying to conceive. A woman's chances of getting pregnant and remaining pregnant decrease rapidly after she turns 37.

Health problems increase the risk of infertility, so it is necessary to talk to your doctor if you have any of the following:
• Painful, irregular or no periods.
• More than one miscarriage.
• Pelvic inflammatory disease.
• Endometriosis

If you are experiencing any of the above, we recommend consulting a fertility specialist in Abu Dhabi.

Most patients find IVF and related procedures manageable with appropriate pain relief. The egg collection procedure is performed under sedation, so you will not feel pain during the procedure itself. After egg collection, mild cramping or bloating is common but typically resolves within a few days. The embryo transfer step is generally painless. Most procedures are day-case and do not require an overnight stay. Speak with your fertility specialist Abu Dhabi for specific details about your treatment plan.

Your doctor will get to know you, review your medical history and your partner’s history, and usually do a quick physical exam for you at the first visit. Many fertility doctors don’t perform a pelvic examination on the first visit, but some do. We get much more information from a pelvic ultrasound scan. Some clinics do an ultrasound on the first visit, others will bring you in for an ultrasound at a later visit, usually in the first few days of your menstrual cycle.

Typically, your doctor will talk to you about why you may need IVF treatments in Abu Dhabi, and she or he will often need to arrange testing to make sure that you’re a good candidate for IVF, even if IVF is the right treatment. If you have had any previous fertility testing or treatments it is very helpful to provide these records before the first visit so that your MD can review them this may avoid duplicating tests that don’t need to be redone. You will usually be offered prenatal testing: checking your blood type, making sure you don’t need any vaccines before pregnancy, and offering optional genetic screening tests. Your doctor will explain the IVF process to you, either at the first visit or at your follow-up visits.

Spouses/partners are always welcome and encouraged to be present, however it is not a requirement.

Typically all of the diagnostic tests can be completed in 1 cycle or 1 month.

The majority of the initial blood work is the recommended panel from the CDC for infectious diseases. The other diagnostic tests are to assess each area that is vital in conceiving a pregnancy:

Uterus – Sonohysterogram and Serial Progesterone levels
Fallopian Tubes – Hysterosalpingogram / Hysteroscopy Abu Dhabi
Sperm Count – Semen analysis Abu Dhabi
Ovaries – Cycle Day 3 Labs and GYN Ultrasound

Although the IVF procedure itself is only very rarely dangerous, the drugs used to treat infertility can have side effects, and there is general anesthesia involved. Speak with your physician to understand how we mitigate any risks such as ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS).

IVF (In Vitro Fertilization) is a type of Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART). Using a strategic combination of medication and procedures, IVF helps sperm fertilize an egg. The fertilization is done externally in a lab. You will be prescribed a course of medication that will heighten your chances of success.

In a lab, the eggs are mixed with sperm cells and monitored. When fertilization occurs, the cells in the fertilized egg will become embryos. The process is carefully monitored by our team of experts. The embryos are then transferred to the uterus via the cervix. A day of rest is prescribed, after which you can continue with living your everyday life.

For more information you can visit our IVF center in Abu Dhabi.

Yes! You do not have to have any known underlying conditions to receive treatment at our center, but we do provide care for patients with pre-existing conditions or complications. We collaborate with specialists to treat a wide variety of conditions affecting fertility, including:
• Fibroids
• Endometriosis
• Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) — visit our PCOS doctor Abu Dhabi for dedicated care
• Primary ovarian insufficiency (POI)
• Unexplained infertility
• Cancer treatment
• And more

We are able to get the best semen analysis Abu Dhabi count and motility with a sample collected in our office, however if this is not an option, we can supply a collection kit for home collection. We have a picture ID and a signed consent form in order to do so, and the specimen must be transported to the office NO LATER THAN 30 MINUTES from the time of collection. Semen analyses must always be scheduled with a specific appointment time.