.jpg) Egg donation is the proposed method of treating female infertility in which the women cannot produce viable eggs or they have chromosomal defects making natural conception undesirable. Our centre provides an active egg donor programme without being related to any egg donor agencies. We are very sensitive in the selection of egg donors Read More |
 Donor sperm for sperm donation in Cyprus IVF Clinic is taken from “CRYOS” which is one of the most reliable sperm banks in Europe . There are a number of different sperms with different characteristics in our labaratory sperm bank. We give the information about the sperm donors which includesblood group, eye and hair colour, nationality, profession and educational level and try to match the recipients partner characteristics and any special requests.
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 PGD (preimplantation genetic diagnosis) enables embryos to be genetically evaluated before they are implanted into the womb. It is applied to day 3 embryos which display between 4 to 10 cells and a single nucleus. One or two cells are removed from embryos that have suitable morphology with the aid of a biopsy pipette and the appropriate genetic examination is then performed. One may wonder whether this procedure is harmful to the embryo. Read More |
 The freezing of oocytes has recently been improved using cryoprotectant solutons and techniques. We use a process of vitrification with a sage medium and this new development offers hope for preserving fertility for a large number of women who may be cancer patients or who wish to delay family building by storing their eggs at a younger age. Read More... |
v In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)
v Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI)
v Intrauterine insemination (IUI)
v Embryo Cryopreservation
v AH (Assisted Hatching)
v Cytoplasmic Transfer
v Family Balancing
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Dorothy Madine RGN continues to work with CIC in her role as International Patient Co-ordinator but no longer provides support to UK patients attending for treatment.
Any contact from UK patients should be directed to Zeren Vehit who will also be their support during treament in the clinic.
Would be fathers fit for purpose?
Would-be fathers may not be "match fit" to get their partners pregnant, with one in six still smoking and almost 5% taking drugs such as cannabis and cocaine, according to a new poll.
The survey of 500 men and 500 women also found some women were disappointed in their partner's efforts to get healthy while trying for a baby.
Just 41% of men adopted a healthier diet compared to 59% of women, while 27% of women said they tried to reduce their stress levels compared to just 19% of men.
Overall, 15% of women thought their partner could have done more to improve their chances of conception.
Of these, 48% said their partner could have improved his diet, 44% said he should have exercised more and 37% believed their man drank too much.
Overall, 71% of men continued to drink while trying to get their partner pregnant, with 11% drinking more than the recommended 21 units of alcohol a week.
Research has suggested that heavy alcohol consumption can affect the quality of a man's sperm, alongside other damaging factors such as smoking.
Dr Allan Pacey, senior lecturer at the University of Sheffield School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, said: "It's clear from the survey results that some men really aren't match fit to start a family and they could do more to increase their chances of becoming a dad.
"Women are much more in tune to fertility issues than their partners and we need to do more to educate men about those simple steps they could take to cut out those things which we know harm male fertility."
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.png) The UK Cypriot Fertility Association (www.ukcfa.co.uk) works with the Cyprus Infertility Clinic as part of a unique partnership.
The UK Cypriot Fertility Association exists to offer women who need donor eggs fast access to treatment, an outstanding chance to get pregnant and personal support by UK Health Professionals every step of the way
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 A family without a baby is not complete, and unfortunately for various reasons some couples can’t have babies, with you donating your eggs, you can help these couples to have families. Read More...
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CYPRUS IVF CLİNİC (CIC)has been providing infertility services since April 2005. We are proud to be affiliated with the UK Cypriot Fertility Association since 2008.
