Can a single woman who wants to get pregnant using donor sperm make an appointment?
Of course. The Fertility Center does not discriminate against patients or withhold treatment based on marital status or sexual orientation. Unmarried men and women as well as same-sex couples use donor eggs and donor sperm to achieve pregnancy success through this practice. Q: What are the risks associated with an IVF procedure? A: Most IVF cycles proceed without difficulty, but factors beyond the Fertility Center’s control also are a possibility. The most common disappointment is when a transferred embryo fails to implant in the uterus, so no pregnancy occurs. Even if implantation occurs, the embryo may not grow or develop normally, and spontaneous abortions or miscarriages may occur. Natural ovulation can happen before eggs are retrieved from the ovarian follicles. Pelvic scarring, abnormal anatomy and technical problems can prevent recovery of some or all of the eggs as well as transfer of viable embryos. The eggs retrieved may not be mature or viable for fertilization. Sometimes, m
