Author: Dexeus Mujer

STORIES TO TELL: a space for you

STORIES TO TELL: a space for you

Posted by | 28 Jun, 2019 | , | 0 |

You have fulfilled with us your dream to be mother and you would like to tell us how you experienced the whole process? You’re going through a treatment in our centre and you’d like to share your experiences?  Would you like to help other women telling them how you felt or how you managed to overcome the difficult moments? In our section Stories to tell we offer our patients a space where you can leave all your personal experiences. Would you like to share your story with our blog’s readers? Send us your text to communication@dexeus.com and, if you...

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Clear up any doubts about egg donation

Clear up any doubts about egg donation

Posted by | 7 Jun, 2019 | , | 3 |

If you want to be mother and you’ve been advised to go for an egg donation treatment, or if you don’t rule this possibility out, it’s normal to have many questions about it: which are its success rates? How will my donor be? How long does it take to find a suitable one? What does the screening consist of? And the matching? Will I take a hormonal treatment, or won’t it be necessary? Doctors know that, even if each case is different, there are many repeated questions during consultations, because they regard general matters or aspects of the process...

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Low ovarian reserve: 10 data that interest you

Low ovarian reserve: 10 data that interest you

Posted by | 24 Apr, 2019 | , | 0 |

If you are trying to get pregnant and you have been diagnosed with a low ovarian reserve, it is likely you sense that something is not going well. But don’t be alarmed. It is an increasingly common problem due to the delay of motherhood. And yes, it affects fertility, because it indicates that the number of oocytes that potentially can mature and be fertilized is below the level that is considered “normal”. But that doesn’t mean you can’t be a mother. In this post, Dr Nikolaos Polyzos, who works in our centre and is one of the best European...

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What do you know about Polycystic ovary syndrome?

What do you know about Polycystic ovary syndrome?

Posted by | 10 Apr, 2019 | , , | 0 |

We’re sure that this is not the first time you hear this expression! But do you know exactly what it means to have polycystic ovaries? If the answer is no, don’t worry! In fact, there is a lot of confusion about this term. At first, it seems to indicate the presence of multiple cysts in the ovary. But this is not the case. Doctors use it when they detect a large number of follicles in the ovaries. But follicles are not cysts, but structures that contain eggs that have not yet matured. This is common in young women and,...

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What if I can’t have children with my own ovules?

What if I can’t have children with my own ovules?

Posted by | 16 Jan, 2019 | , | 0 |

Doubts are completely normal. And they usually go together with other emotions: sadness, frustration, rejection, guilt, fear, disappointment, uncertainty… So, whether you decide to go on or not, you must allow you a time to think about it and emotionally prepare yourself, as giving up the idea of having a biological child always involves a loss. That’s why this process is technically called “genetic grief”. In this post, Sandra García Lumbreras, responsible for the Psychology Unit at Dexeus Mujer gives us some helpful recommendations: It’s not all about genetics. Some studies prove that the environment in which a baby grows up...

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