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 Welcome to Yale Fertility Center
As the first In Vitro Fertilization Program in the Northeast, the Yale In Vitro Fertilization Program, referred to as Yale IVF, has become a recognized leader in the field of assisted reproductive technology. Yale IVF is associated with one of the finest medical schools and hospitals in the country.
The program started in 1982, and in 1983, the first Yale IVF baby was born to a couple who shared in our role as forerunners in the evolving field of assisted reproductive technology. The program works with infertile couples offering support, information, and counseling as well as the latest technological procedures and advanced treatment. We strive to make the IVF experience as rewarding and positive as possible.
The program also provides the amenities of a private practice while ensuring access to academic expertise and technological breakthroughs. We realize the process of resolving infertility can be difficult, therefore, our program makes every effort to minimize any confusion or frustration couples may be experiencing by thoroughly discussing all procedures and aspects of care.
In vitro fertilization (IVF) involves fertilization outside the body in an artificial environment. This procedure was first used for infertility in humans in 1977 at Bourne Hall in Cambridge, England. To date, thousands of babies have been delivered worldwide as a result of IVF treatment. Over the years, the procedures to achieve IVF pregnancy have become more successful and affordable.
Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) is a relatively new micromanipulation technique developed to help achieve fertilization for couples with severe male factor infertility or couples who have had failure to fertilize in a previous in vitro fertilization attempt. The technique involves very precise maneuvers to pick up a single live sperm and inject it directly into the center of a human egg. The procedure overcomes many of the barriers to fertilization and allows couples with little hope to achieve a successful pregnancy. At Yale the ICSI procedure was first used in 1994 and the first successful birth was achieved in 1995.
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Yale Fertility Center
150 Sargent Drive, 2nd Floor
New Haven, Connecticut 06511-6110
Local: 203-785-4708
Out of area: 1-877-Yale-IVF
Fax: 203-764-5619
Acupuncture Connecticut CT
While infertility may appear to be the core problem, it is actually the manifestation of a deeper underlying imbalance. Through our approach of creating a healthy and fertile body, we correct the imbalance and leave it to the body to do what it was created to do: live in vitality and be fertile. Our overall goal is to prepare the body for conception and pregnancy.
All patients seeking reproductive assistance receive 2-3 treatments monthly until pregnant. No treatment is required during the week of your menstrual cycle.Acupuncture treatments for Infertility are enjoyable, and relaxing. IVF is a time sensitive procedure that requires that you have the ability to contact me. You will be given a cell phone number to call me to coordinate your acupuncture treatments with IVF. Patients combining acupuncture with Assisted Reproductive Therapy (IVF…) will receive 2-3 treatments monthly until retrieval. On the day of your transfer you MUST HAVE 2 TREATMENTS immediately before and immediately after the eggs are placed back into the uterus. Researchers in Adelaide have found that giving acupuncture to IVF patients can substantially increase pregnancy rates.
Menstrual bleeding which could be scanty or heavy, bleed mid-cycle, sticky blood, bitter taste in morning (LRGB), heaviness, yellow leucorrhea, genital itching, genital sores, mid cycle bleeding/pain, redness swelling, burning difficult dark urination, yellow complexion and eyes. 5. Phlegm Dampness Delayed menses, amenorrhea, overweight, chest oppression, cough with easy expectoration, breathlessness, rattling sound in throat, feeling of heaviness, nausea, dizziness, oily skin, white
vaginal discharge. 6. Damp Heat Feel colder during menses, delayed menses, scanty menses, small clots, dysmenorrheal general cold feeling especially in lower abdomen, pale face, usually gives rise to Blood Stasis, (externally contracted or Yang vacuity)
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173 Montowese Street, Branford CT 06405 Phone: (203) 488-7284
Breakthrough Egg Freezing Technology
As women, we lead rich and demanding lives - obtaining advanced degrees, pursuing successful careers, and taking better care of ourselves. We have an astounding number of opportunities and as a result, many of us choose to start our families later than our mothers and grandmothers.
But in waiting longer to have children, many women face the real challenge of having successful, healthy pregnancies later in life. While we have made great strides in other areas, our fertility is still limited by basic biology – the 'biological clock' generally stops ticking in our late 30’s or early 40’s. Our opportunities are endless, but our egg supply and quality are not.
Freezing eggs offers women planning to have children after the age of 35 the opportunity to effectively slow down their biological clocks. Extend Fertility’s service gives women the unprecedented chance to store their eggs during their reproductive prime for use when they wish to start or expand their families.
At birth, all females have about 1 million eggs. By puberty, a woman’s egg reserve has declined by 50% and each month thereafter, she will lose an additional 750 eggs. Beginning in a woman’s 20’s, the eggs not only begin to diminish in quantity, but also in quality. Significant deterioration occurs after the age of 35. The end result is that as a woman ages, it becomes increasingly difficult, and eventually impossible for her to conceive a healthy baby naturally due to the age of her eggs.
According to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM), a woman over the age of 40 has only a 5 percent chance or less of becoming pregnant naturally in any one month. Furthermore, the risk of chromosomal abnormalities in newborns increases with the age of the woman's egg, growing to 1 in 66 at age 40 versus 1 in 385 at age 30. The risk of Down Syndrome in particular increases from 1 in 1,000 at age 20, to 1 in 100 at age 40 according to the CDC.
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329 Washington Street
Suite 200
Woburn, MA 01801
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