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At NewLife our forte is treating difficult and complex cases, recurrent pregnancy cases, repeated IVF cycle failure and achieving high pregnancy success rates. We don’t select patients based on their chance of success but will provide an honest and open assessment of what will and will not work.
NewLife tailors each treatment to the individual needs of every patient in order to provide each patient with the very best chance of success. NewLife Fertility Centers have been producing high success rates above the national average throughout our time since opening in 2004.
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At NewLife Fertility, we are committed to providing the best reproductive care in Canada. We believe that our patients are partners in the delivery of quality care…
Intrauterine insemination, or IUI, is a safe office procedure and often one of the first fertility treatments for individuals and couples who wish to become pregnant.
The goal of this treatment is to increase the number of sperms that reach the fallopian tube and subsequently increase the chance of fertilization. IUI essentially provides sperm with a “head-start” advantage, but still requires the sperm to reach and fertilize the egg on its own.
Cumulative clinical pregnancy rate refers to the success rate (clinical pregnancy) which result from all the eggs collected in one IVF cycle. Clinical pregnancy refers to a pregnancy that reaches the point it can be seen on ultrasound (i.e. 6-7 weeks gestational age and beyond).
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