Question 1

Do I need a referral to make an appointment with a fertility specialist?

Accepted Answer

No, you do not. You can request a consultation now here.

Question 2

Can I switch from another fertility clinic to Muna?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely, we can facilitate the transfer of your care to our office with the support of our
dedicated team. Please make sure to notify us when you're ready to proceed. The first step is getting a copy of your medical records for us to review.

Question 3

How does the process work once I become a patient at Muna?

Accepted Answer

Your time at Muna Fertility will follow a thoughtful, step-by-step process designed to support you from your first consultation through to treatment and follow-up. Below is a visual overview of the typical journey, so you can better understand what each phase includes and how we’ll partner with you every step of the way.

Question 4

I had a baby once already, but now I’m not getting pregnant. What’s going on?

Accepted Answer

This condition is called Secondary Infertility. There might be various factors contributing to your challenges in getting pregnant, even if you've had a child before. These factors are similar to those involved in infertility and can involve aspects like age, sperm concerns, ovulation, fallopian tube issues, endometriosis, and more. Contact our clinic and we'll be delighted to help address your infertility concerns.

Question 5

What is PGT-A testing?

Accepted Answer

Preimplantation Genetic Testing for Aneuploidies (PGT-A) is a genetic test conducted on cells obtained from embryos created through IVF. PGT-A provides valuable insights into the genetic health of your embryos, aiding your healthcare team in selecting the most suitable embryo for transfer and increasing the likelihood of a successful pregnancy.

Chromosomes, which are composed of protein and DNA, carry genetic information from both the sperm and egg to the embryo. An embryo with the correct number of chromosomes, known as a euploid embryo, possesses 23 pairs, totaling 46 chromosomes. One pair comes from the egg, and the other from the sperm. When an embryo has an incorrect number of chromosomes, it is referred to as aneuploid. Euploid embryos have a significantly higher chance of successful implantation and the eventual birth of a healthy baby.

Question 6

What are the benefits of PGT-A?

Accepted Answer

PGT-A can enhance the likelihood of successful implantation and pregnancy, decrease the risk of miscarriage, and minimize the potential emotional, physical, and financial impact associated with multiple IVF cycles.

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