Frequently Asked Questions

Usually, it is completed within a few days, combining blood tests and simple examinations that allow a quick diagnosis.

No, each treatment addresses different needs; this is why we personalize the medical plan for each patient.

From 35 years onward it is useful to assess fertility, although it may be necessary to do it earlier depending on individual medical history.

Factors such as stress, smoking, or dietary habits can affect fertility, but small changes can improve the situation.

It depends on the type of treatment, but we try to adapt as much as possible to each patient’s schedule.

Generally no, and treatment can begin once the initial assessment is complete.

The medical team will review all your medications and indicate if any adjustments are necessary.

Yes, both overweight and underweight can influence fertility, but with guidance, conditions can often be improved.

Any medical reports related to gynecology, previous pregnancies, or recent lab tests.

Yes, we offer flexible financing options adapted to each case.

Probabilities vary according to age, diagnosis, and treatment, but we always provide realistic, personalized estimates.

Yes, moderate physical activity is usually beneficial.

Highly recommended, as it improves ovarian response and sperm quality.

Not always; it depends on the type of procedure and the treatment objective.

No treatment can guarantee results, but we work to maximize your chances with an individualized approach.

Yes, we can perform a specific study on gestational loss and recommend the most appropriate treatment.

Often in less than a month, once the basic tests are completed.

Absolutely; we offer emotional support to live the journey with greater confidence and calm. (External service)

The injections are simple, and we will teach you how to administer them so you feel safe and comfortable.

It depends on the treatment, but usually between 3 and 5 check-ups are required.

Yes, sensations such as heaviness or bloating may appear, but they are usually mild and temporary.

After sedation, we recommend not driving and resting for the remainder of the day.

In some cases, yes, if the response is not adequate; however, the best option for you will always be assessed.

Always consult first to ensure they do not interfere.

Generally yes, but at certain times we may advise avoiding it.

It is possible as long as you can attend the necessary check-ups or coordinate them in advance.

Contact the team as soon as possible for guidance on how to continue safely.

Only occasional visits are required, and the ovarian puncture may require one day of rest.

Yes, treatments can generate stress or emotional changes; we support you throughout the process.

Light activity is recommended, but avoid high-impact or intense exercise.

Reactions are rare, but any discomfort will be assessed immediately.

No, it is performed under mild sedation, and you will not feel pain during the procedure.

Yes, the embryology team will inform you about their status and quality.

Usually one, to reduce risks, although it depends on each case.

It is a quick and virtually painless procedure, comparable to a Pap smear.

Yes, but we recommend avoiding effort and maintaining a calm pace.

Always. We explain each step so you can experience the process with confidence and serenity.

Yes, mild discomfort is common and often related to the medication.

Yes, maintaining a moderate pace and following medication guidelines.

Usually 10-14 days later, to obtain a reliable result.

This can be normal; contact us so we can assess it properly.

Yes, but gently, until we tell you that you can resume your usual routine.

According to your individual protocol, we will indicate when and how to taper it gradually.

It is often normal after the procedures; if it is intense or persistent, it should be assessed.

We schedule a visit to analyze the process and discuss the next steps with support and clear information.

Yes, as long as you can follow the guidelines and avoid excessive effort.

It is best to avoid it until you have the result, and if you are pregnant, it is recommended not to consume it.

Yes, it can cause temporary emotional changes; we offer support if you need it.

Usually between weeks 6 and 7 to confirm progress.

Yes, as long as it does not involve very strenuous physical effort.

Completely; the absence of symptoms does not indicate a negative outcome.

Contact the team so they can indicate the best way to continue.

Usually after the pregnancy test, but it will depend on the case.

During the follow-up visit, we will discuss the details to better understand the process.

It is better to wait until pregnancy is confirmed and consult which type is appropriate.

We offer psychological support to help manage the waiting period, the results, and the emotions involved in the process. (External service)