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2013年2月7日 星期四

Fertility test




fertility test for men, fertility test for women


These may include assessment of the sperm,ovarian function and tubal patency:
l   Semen analysis
l   Hormone assays - FSH, LH, prolactin, anti-mullerian hormone
l   Hysterosalpingogram (HSG)
l   Pelvic ultrasound

The extent of investigations will depend on individual circumstances. Further investigations such as hysteroscopy or laparoscopy may be considered and arranged as required.





Reference: fertility.com.hk

The information aims to provide educational purpose only. Anyone reading it should consult obstetricians and gynecologists before considering treatment and should not rely on the information above.



2012年12月8日 星期六

Before any treatment (3)




Patients are asked to consider carefully all possible implications before receiving RT services, such as:

A.          the implications of the reproductive technology (RT) procedure on themselves, their family and relatives, their social life, and any resulting or existing children;

B.          the financial implications of the RT procedure (e.g. there is the the possibility of multiple pregnancy);
C.          their feelings about manipulation of their own gametes or embryos outside their bodies, and the possible storage and disposal of gametes embryos;
D.         the chances that treatment may fail;
E.          the possibility of the need of embryonic/fetal reduction;
F.           the alternative of adoption of a child;
G.         the possibilities that the implications of and feelings about their RT procedure may change as personal circumstance changes;
H.         all the terms and conditions set out in the consent form;

Reference:fertility.com.hk

The information aims to provide educational purpose only. Anyone reading it should consult obstetricians and gynecologists before considering treatment and should not rely on the information above.


2012年12月6日 星期四

Before any treatment (2)



Assessment and counselling will take into account the welfare of the child as well as the couple's physical, mental and social well-being, including the following factors:




A.          their commitment to having and bringing up a child or children;
B.          their ability to provide a stable and supportive environment for any child born as a result of treatment;
C.          their medical histories and the medical histories of their families;
D.         their ages and likely future ability to look after or provide for a
E.          child’s need;
F.           their ability to meet the needs of any child or children who may be born as a result of treatment, including the implications of any possible multiple births or disability;
G.         any risk of harm to the child or children who may be born, including the risk of inherited disorders, problems during pregnancy and of neglect or abuse;








Reference:fertility.com.hk

The information aims to provide educational purpose only. Anyone reading it should consult obstetricians and gynecologists before considering treatment and should not rely on the information above.

2012年12月5日 星期三

Before any treatment (1)







Management
Before treatment is offered patients are given relevant information and fair and unprejudiced counselling. Only married couples are eligible to use treatment involving reproductive technology. The female partners are normally between the ages of 18 and 45 and should enjoy good health with no contraindication to pregnancy.


Assessment and counselling
Counselling is available to help patients to cope with consequences of infertility and reproductive technology (RT) services. Couples seeking treatment are given adequate time to consider the matter after counselling before they make a decision as to whether to undergo the RT procedure. Counselling is also offered to support infertile people who are not suitable for RT procedure or those whose treatment has failed to allow them to adjust their expectation and to accept the situation. When indicated, patients are referred for specialist counselling or support group counseling as appropriate. International Social Service (Hong Kong Branch) is an independent organization offering psychological counselling, family therapy and remodelling of interpersonal relationships.
 



Reference:fertility.com.hk

The information aims to provide educational purpose only. Anyone reading it should consult obstetricians and gynecologists before considering treatment and should not rely on the information above.