IVF CANDIDATES

AM I A CANDIDATE FOR IVF?

“Am I a candidate for IVF?” This is a question many women and couples ask when they approach the Los Angeles fertility specialists at the Center for Reproductive Health & Gynecology. IVF was originally designed to help women with tubal disease that could not conceive naturally. Today, IVF is the treatment of choice for various types of infertility for couples that have not had success with less invasive treatments. To learn whether you may be an IVF candidate, read on. For more detailed information, contact one of our fertility centers in Sherman Oaks, Beverly Hills and Mexico to schedule a personal consultation with a board-certified infertility doctor.

IVF Candidates

If you have any of the following conditions, you may be a good candidate for IVF:

Ovulatory dysfunction
Male factor infertility
Blocked, diseased, or absent fallopian tubes
Pelvic inflammatory disease
Unexplained infertility
Failed conventional fertility methods with Clomid, injectable drugs, and/or intrauterine insemination (IUI)
Endometriosis
PCOS
Uterine factors or cervical mucus problems

If you have been trying to conceive without success and have one or more of these problems, we might be able to help.

Sam Najmabadi, MD

Infertility Specialist & Reproductive Endocrinologist located in Beverly Hills & Sherman Oaks, California & Punta Mita, Mexico

Here at the Center for Reproductive Health & Gynecology (CRH&G), we are committed to providing patients from throughout Los Angeles, California with comprehensive fertility treatments from our offices conveniently located in Sherman Oaks, CA Beverly Hills, CA, and Punta Mita, Mexico. We have an onsite fertility laboratory, enabling us to provide a variety of fertility treatments and services including egg freezing, in vitro fertilization, low-tech reproductive treatments, fertility assessments, and preimplantation genetic diagnostics. In addition, we are available to help you pursue surrogacy or egg donor services. Our strength lies in our ability to provide both the simple and the most advanced treatments.

We believe that it is important for you to be informed about the available treatments, procedures, and alternatives. It’s easy to feel nervous and overwhelmed by the complex nature of fertility treatments, especially with medical terms you might be unfamiliar with. We want your experience with us to be as comfortable as possible. Remember, understanding your treatment is essential to helping you feel that you are in control, rather than that the fertility is controlling you.

It is our goal to help you understand your situation and treatment options in terms that make sense to you. Some of the things you might want to know could include the purpose of a test, how and where the test is done, how it will feel, how you will receive your test results, and how much the test costs. You may also have questions about medications and the impact of the treatment on your schedule.

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