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Fertility • April 23, 2012

AMH – an important hormone in the investigation of infertility

AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) is an important hormone that we measure in connection with the investigation of infertility. It is produced in the woman's ovaries and...

Fertility • February 24, 2012

Investigation of infertility – an overview

Infertility testing, also called a fertility check, means finding out if there is a reason why you are not...

Fertility • January 19, 2012

What are the options when the man has no sperm in the semen sample?

At Medicus you can have a semen sample taken to learn more about your fertility. In some men we find...

Fertility • January 06, 2012

Does smoking affect fertility?

Many couples who come to us wonder how they can improve their fertility and thereby increase the likelihood of conceiving...

Fertility • December 21, 2011

About sperm quality and sperm sample delivery

Reduced sperm quality can be one of the reasons why a couple does not achieve pregnancy. In about 30% of infertile couples...

Women's health • November 15, 2011

Questions and answers about gynecology

This is primarily a blog about fertility, but we write about a few other things too – including gynecology. Our...

Fertility • October 31, 2011

What is FER (Frozen Embryo Replacement)?

FER means that thawed embryos that have previously been frozen are transferred back. In connection with IVF or ICSI treatment...

News • July 31, 2011

What's hot in IVF?

A brief summary from the ESHRE 27th Annual meeting in Stockholm 3-6 July 2011. As usual many participants, speakers...

Fertility • April 13, 2011

Examination of the uterine cavity and fallopian tubes when investigating involuntary infertility

As part of the investigation of involuntary infertility, we normally investigate whether there is something wrong inside the uterine cavity or...

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