IVF/UGR

IVF (In Vitro Fertilization)

In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is a reproductive technology that helps couples or individuals with fertility issues to achieve pregnancy. It involves several stages and categories tailored to specific needs and circumstances. Here's a detailed explanation of IVF and its categories:

The choice of the most suitable IVF category is made in consultation with a reproductive specialist, taking into account individual medical circumstances and goals. Each category serves specific purposes and addresses different fertility challenges.

UGR (Uterine Growth Restriction)

Uterine Growth Restriction (UGR), also known as Intrauterine Growth Restriction (IUGR), is a condition in which a developing fetus does not achieve its expected growth potential while in the womb. This can occur for various reasons and may lead to significant health risks for the baby. UGR is typically categorized into three stages, each reflecting the severity of the growth restriction:

The causes of UGR can vary and may include maternal factors (e.g., hypertension, diabetes), placental problems (e.g., placental insufficiency), or fetal factors (e.g., genetic abnormalities). The specific management and treatment of UGR depend on the individual circumstances of each pregnancy. It is essential for expectant mothers to receive proper medical care and follow the advice of their healthcare providers when UGR is suspected or diagnosed to ensure the best possible outcome for the baby. Monitoring, testing, and interventions are all tailored to the specific stage and underlying cause of UGR in each case.