In brief: Almost every couple approaching transfer day asks the same thing: “Should we transfer one embryo or two?” Many assume two embryos double the odds. They don’t. This article answers one question: how many embryos should be transferred in IVF, and what should that decision be based on? Two embryos do not double your chances An embryo’s chance of…
In short: For couples considering treatment abroad, the first question is usually not price but safety. This article answers one question: what rules govern IVF in Turkey, who inspects the clinics, and what can you as a patient actually rely on? IVF in Turkey is not an unregulated field In Turkey, IVF is not left to the preference of an…
In short: The outcome of IVF is not decided only in the laboratory. The two to three months before treatment matter too. This article answers a single question: which preparation steps genuinely improve your chances, and which ones only add unnecessary worry? Why does preparation take two to three months? It takes roughly three months for an egg to travel…
Who needs IVF genetic testing (PGT-A, PGT-M, NGS)? Prof. Dr. Murat Arslan explains which couples benefit and who doesn’t need it, in plain language.
Is a fresh or frozen embryo transfer (FET) more successful? Prof. Dr. Murat Arslan explains both options and who each one suits, in plain language.
The first question on almost everyone’s mind before IVF is: “What are my chances at my age?” This article explains, in plain language, why age affects success so strongly, what to realistically expect, and what options you have if you are older.
Why do irregular periods happen? Which patterns are normal and which are warning signs? Causes, when to see a doctor, and treatment options.
In addition to classical operations, many operations can be performed laparoscopically or hysteroscopically (closed) in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology in Istanbul. In our department, all traditional and modern treatments related to Obstetrics and Gynecology are applied. Adult women seek gynecology at some point in their lives. Gynecological examinations, menopausal problems, infertility treatments, pregnancy planning, pregnancy follow-up, as well…
Scientists have found that newborn babies have stem cells similar to those in the bone marrow in their cord blood. In 1980s, the idea that blood obtained from cord blood can be collected under certain conditions, stored by freezing and then thawed when needed and used for the treatment of certain diseases.
Keep working. New births, new IVFs, new surgeries. Have a nice week