Irema summer Fertility event Join us the 25th August 2019. Impact HUB, 34b York Way, King's Cross London, N1 9AB Book your Free 30 minutes Private Consultation with our Consultants  through email patientcare@irema.org or by calling  +34 653 05 82 01. Let’s talk about "Emotional Strategies during Fertility Treatment", let’s talk about “how to choose a Fertility...

We are really excited to announce that will be attending the London fertility show on the 4th and 5th of November, 10am to 6pm. Come and see us at stand G29. Anyone that signs with us will recieve a 15% discount off their total treatment price. We are looking forward to meeting you all and…

We are coming to the UK! We understand that making the decision to travel outside the UK for treatment is one which is fraught with numerous questions – is there a waiting list?, how much will it cost?, will there be any issues with language?, how do I get there and where we I stay?,…

Why should you donate ovules? Compensations for the donor There are patients who, for various different reasons, do not have oocytes (eggs) able of develope into a healthy embryo, so the only chance to get pregnant is through egg donation. With the donation, the donor gets a series of trade-offs. Solidarity is one of them….

Egg donation is the treatment indicated for patients who, for different reasons, may not have oocytes capable of producing a healthy, evolutionary embryo.

Nowadays, female fertility can be preserved through egg cell vitrification.
This way, oocytes can be used in the future.

Sperm samples can be frozen and stored in order to preserve male fertility.
Freezing is also done prior to a cycle in order to guarantee it´s availability when fertilization is required.

There are different techniques that can be applied in order to obtain a sperm sample for assisted reproduction treatments.

A high level of DNA fragmentation in sperm cells may represent a cause of male infertility that conventional examinations are not able to detect. This test will be able to detect this problem.

A sperm analysis is the study of a semen sample. It is the most important study for evaluating male fertility.