Infertility

Breaking the taboo around miscarriage. Miscarriage remains a taboo topic for many, which can leave women and couples feeling isolated and looking for much-needed support. Time, and time again, research has shown that one in four known pregnancies or up to 20 per cent pregnancies, end in miscarriage. While the research attempts to show how …

“Proper thyroid function is key when trying to conceive and deliver a healthy baby. At the beginning of development, the fetus relies only on the thyroid hormones produced by the mother, and these hormones pass through the placenta to the fetus. Therefore, examination of thyroid function is a standard part of any initial examination in …

January is Cervical Health Awareness Month January is Cervical Health Awareness Month. According to The Who, there were 570 000 women diagnosed with Cervical Cancer in 2018, 99% of cases are due to HPV infections. What you need to know about Cervical Cancer According to our Sr. IVF Physician, Dr. Švabíková Ph.D.: Cervical cancer is …

The reality of our current society has drastically changed compared to our parent’s generation. The truth is, that getting pregnant in your 40s is becoming common ground. We have enormous life opportunities that we want to explore, we want to create a safe environment for our future children, we want to make sure we are …

We often receive questions from couples trying to conceive regarding how long is “too long”?  -Age and the time you have been trying to conceive are key. Each case is individual.  Before going into thorough fertility testing, it is wise to start with a basic fertility checkup, this will give you a better perspective.  Here is …

July and September are Sickle Cell Awareness Months in the U.K. and U.S.A. Sickle cell disease is a relatively common genetic disorder that IVF & Genetic testing (PGT-M) can help prevent – around one in 10 African-Americans is a carrier for this trait. Other groups can carry sickle cell trait as well, including Hispanics, Caribbean, …

Dr. Sonja Lazarovska is a world-known gynecologist and fertility specialist. “Dr. Sonja”, as patients like to call her, has changed the lives of thousands of couples by bringing the joy of parenthood into their homes.  Dr. Sonja Lazarovska lives and works in Prague, where she has lived for more than 30 years. She has helped …

“The most beautiful moment at PFC is when a doctor receives an email in which the patient expresses her gratitude and sends a picture with the baby.” – Dr. Lucie Švabíková Dr. Lucie Švabíková is a gynecologist and obstetrician at Prague Fertility Center, a clinic that has brought luck to many couples from Serbia and all …

Prague, 04.09.2020 “The Egg donor program at PFC has waiting times as short as only a few weeks.  Instead, in France, when a heterosexual couple can only achieve a pregnancy with donated oocytes, due to the age and quality of the patient’s cells, it takes from two to three years to receive donor eggs from …

September is PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome) month As a fertility center, we have the responsibility to raise awareness about a syndrome that affects millions of women. PCOS is one of the leading causes of infertility.  We witness it every day and we fight it every day.  It affects your life, your joy, your womanhood, and …