The moment has come to take the big step: you want to become parents. However, after trying several times, the natural method doesn’t work. This might have seemed like a problem before, but now with all the options available, it can be easily resolved. Choosing the treatment to get pregnant might seem a bit complicated, but at FIVMadrid we are here to help.
Are you looking for fertility treatment?
How does fertility treatment begin?
The first step to start assisted reproduction with us is to schedule a first appointment. This can be either online or in person. Here, we will answer all the questions you may have and ensure you make the decision with all the possible information. We know this is a big step you are going to take, so we will be with you every step of the way.
In this first visit, it is important to bring all the information you can so that we can get to know you in depth. Your medical history will determine which treatment is suitable for you, along with any additional tests that will indicate both of your fertility.
After this, it will be time for our specialized medical staff to choose the treatment that best suits you. We will explain the procedure step by step, while our patient care team will contact you to provide a personalized quote.
The time between this first session and the start of treatment will depend on whether we have enough information for our doctor to diagnose the treatment clearly and safely. Once this is possible, we can start the process right away!
How many fertility treatments are there?
Becoming parents through artificial insemination
Becoming parents through in vitro fertilization
This involves fertilisation taking place outside the body. It is carried out in a laboratory dish, and around 3–5 days later the embryos are transferred to the woman’s uterus. This method is usually used when other, less expensive and simpler options have failed, although it may also be chosen directly depending on the woman’s age or the condition of her fallopian tubes.
Becoming parents through egg donation
In this case, in vitro fertilisation is carried out, but the eggs used come from an anonymous donor. The sperm, on the other hand, may come from the partner or from a donor. This donation undergoes thorough screening to verify its genetic suitability, and the donor will be chosen on the basis of genetic similarity to the parents.
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opening hours
Monday to Thursday: 8:00–18:00
Friday: 8:00–17:00
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
*Always open for ongoing treatments
Price and financing
Each treatment is fully tailored to each couple, so the quote will vary depending on your needs. You can get an idea of what each treatment includes, and once we have tailored it perfectly to you, our patient care team will get in touch.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
How can you tell if the cause of infertility lies with the man?
To assess male factors, a semen analysis will be carried out to determine whether there are abnormalities in sperm count, morphology, motility, or a combination of these.
If a comprehensive assessment is required, this is supplemented by: karyotyping, CFTR gene mutations (cystic fibrosis), sperm DNA fragmentation testing (Comet) and FISH analysis of the sperm, or more extensive genetic testing.
Depending on the severity of the semen abnormality, we will recommend: Artificial Insemination, In Vitro Fertilisation with ICSI and/or Testicular Biopsy.
What is the MACs method?
The MACS method, which stands for Magnetic Activated Cell Sorting, is a technique designed to select sperm with the best genetic qualities.
What is FISH analysis?
FISH analysis, or fluorescent in situ hybridisation, is carried out to determine the number of chromosomes and whether there are any aneuploidies in the sperm.
A higher incidence of aneuploidies is associated with patients whose semen analyses show abnormalities. This could be the underlying cause of
implantation failure and miscarriages.
What is the sperm DNA fragmentation test used for?
It is used to assess sperm DNA fragmentation, which is linked to male infertility. This is determined using a technique known as COMET, which was first used in Spain by FIVMadrid.