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Wish For a Baby: Empowering Your Parenthood Journey

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Wish For a Baby: Empowering Your Parenthood Journey

Are you dreaming of starting or expanding your family? The inclusive fertility expo Wish For a Baby is coming to Sydney to support your journey to parenthood.

Over two days – April 13 and 14, 2024 – the free event will take over the Sydney Masonic Centre. Agencies, fertility clinics, treatment centres, therapy practices, support groups and many more will be there.

The expo tailors to the needs of individuals and couples within the LGBTQ+ communities. They make the most important and life-changing decisions of their lives. The dedicated team behind Wish For a Baby believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to create the family they’ve always wanted. The Wish for a Baby event provides a safe and welcoming environment where all visitors can learn, connect, and take crucial steps toward realising their dreams of parenthood.

The Wish for a Baby team

Are committed to supporting individuals and couples on their fertility journey and celebrating the diversity of family-building experiences.

Alongside the exhibition is a comprehensive and cutting-edge seminar program presented by world-leading consultants, clinicians and experts.

Every session is designed to give visitors a unique opportunity to learn from the very best, all for free. In just one day, visitors can meet and engage with domestic fertility experts.

Including domestic fertility experts from the USA, the UK, Canada, Spain, and Hong Kong at Wish for a Baby.

The seminars offer a unique blend of scientific innovation and holistic approaches to fertility, providing all hopeful parents with the knowledge and tools they need to plan their pathways to parenthood confidently. Hear from the experts on the basics of surrogacy at home and abroad, as well as assisted reproductive technology (ART), fertility boosting strategies and much more.

If you’re looking for information and help about IVF, egg donation, endometriosis, surrogacy, sperm donation, male infertility, the desire to have children at 40+, or legal advice, then Wish for a Baby is for you.

Wish For a Baby is more than just an event; it’s a community of support and empowerment offering guidance, resources, and a network of like-minded individuals who understand your unique challenges and aspirations.

No matter your relationship, sexuality or medical status, this fully inclusive event provides all prospective parents with the information they need to make the most important decision of their lives.

Wish for a Baby is at the Sydney Masonic Centre on April 13 and 14, 2024. Register for the free event and explore the full program at wishforababy.au

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CEO Overcomes Miscarriage Trauma

Beverly Hills, June 6: Michelle Tang, Co-Founder & CEO of IMA ART Fertility traumatic miscarriage and failed IVF treatment in Hong Kong inadvertently prepared her for leading IMA ART Fertility Beverly Hills. The Hong Kong experience honed Tang’s listening skills and to speak to clients with compassion and empathy.Tang and her husband were among the estimated 15 percent of couples who experience…

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MỹKhi sinh nhật lần thứ 35 đến gần, Julienne C.Raboca mới tìm chỗ để trữ đông trứng bởi chưa lập gia đình. "Chúng ta sẽ làm chuyện đó ở đâu? Tôi muốn tới Bangkok (Thái Lan) hoặc Đài Loan", một người bạn trong nhóm của Raboca nói.Cuộc hội thoại nghe có vẻ như lập kế hoạch đi chơi, nhưng trên thực tế, họ đang tìm địa điểm đông lạnh trứng.Số phụ nữ độc thân cân nhắc đông lạnh trứng nhằm kéo dài cơ hội sinh sản mà vẫn có thể phát triển sự nghiệp như Raboca, có xu hướng tăng. Trong khi sự suy giảm dân số và tỷ lệ sinh đang diễn ra mạnh, nhiều nước vẫn từ chối gỡ bỏ một số hạn chế đối với việc trữ trứng.Singapore bắt đầu cho phép phụ nữ độc thân từ 21 đến 35 tuổi làm thủ tục đông lạnh trứng từ năm 2023. Trước đó, nước này chỉ cho phép trữ trứng với lý do y tế đặc biệt. Ở Trung Quốc, các phương pháp như thụ tinh trong ống nghiệm (IVF) và trữ trứng vẫn bị cấm với nữ giới chưa kết hôn dù dân số nước này lần đầu giảm mạnh sau nhiều thập kỷ. Tháng 8/2021, Hồ Nam là tỉnh đầu tiên ở Trung Quốc cho phụ nữ độc thân trữ trứng.Điều tương tự cũng xảy ra với các quốc gia như Thái Lan và Malaysia - nơi cấm phụ nữ độc thân đông lạnh trứng. Trong khi đó, Hàn Quốc và Hong Kong, nơi có tỷ lệ sinh thấp nhất thế giới, cho phép người độc thân được trữ trứng nhưng cấm sử dụng để thụ tinh trong ống nghiệm nếu chưa kết hôn. Julienne C.Raboca trong chuyến du lịch trước tuổi 35. Ảnh: Raboca Chi phí đông lạnh có nhiều mức giá khác nhau. Ở Singapore và Hong Kong, khách hàng phải trả ít nhất 10.000 USD. Còn tại Indonesia, Thái Lan hay Đài Loan dao động 3.000-6.000 USD. Những người này sau đó tiếp tục phải chi từ vài trăm đến vài nghìn USD mỗi năm để bảo quản trứng.Ngày nay, Singapore đưa giới hạn tuổi cao nhất để đông lạnh trứng là 35. Theo nghiên cứu mới thực hiện ở Trung Quốc và công bố trên Tạp chí Nghiên cứu Sản phụ khoa, phụ nữ trên 35 tuổi có khả năng sinh con nhờ đông lạnh trứng thấp hơn 45% so với phụ nữ 30-34 tuổi. Việc này được nhiều người bình luận rằng...

[frogsandfries]

Hmmmm

So I guess I've been thinking about fertility a lot lately. I've been thinking about my health a lot--of course, even before I spent two weeks laid out on the couch, exhausted and coughing up colors I've never coughed up before.

While I've just been laying here thinking about how my apartment is going to hell, I've also been thinking about how critical it's going to be to get even more serious about trying to eat better and exercise even more.

I was actually just watching a video about a young woman living with her husband--so young!--in Hong Kong, going through IVF. Seriously, at an estimate, if I'd been that serious at her age........... well..........I still wouldn't have had insurance of any sort. But it would've given me more time to think about how to address my diet and lifestyle.

For me, I guess I don't get too upset about my health, let alone my fertility. There only seems to be one thing seriously preventing me from starting my family, and losing weight can't be that hard--more exercise, better food. It's my problem if getting my blood pressure under control takes two years............ most likely? But for me, my doctor's see nothing wrong with my reproductive system--I don't have cysts, I have a very average uterus, very average ovaries. I'm just not producing regular, normal hormones. I'm just a pill away from artificially switching all that back on and most likely, getting where I want to be reproductively. It would be so easy. It would fuck up my blood pressure. So. Bad.

But what about these last two weeks?

I don't fucking know what I was sick with--I went down the stairs today to help my partner with garbage and that was it from me today. I was still having trouble just functioning around the apartment, with dishes and such. I'm utterly trashed. I've never gotten sick casually. It somehow always becomes a respiratory thing. Cold? Respiratory. Flu? Respiratory. Strep? Respiratory.

I meant to do some more ink today. I feel like I'm running up short on lineworks...... But I never seem to have much to work with. I always have to plan for really hot weather or I have to plan for a migraine--I've been fending one off since Friday, since I just didn't have the energy. It resulted in two evenings of this new disturbance that I get, zigzags around my pupil.

I was thinking about that all these last two weeks. I never seem to have much energy, everything comes back to a respiratory infection. As a person without much energy, I feel like I'm always storing energy for when I'll really, urgently need it--how long am I going to need to recover from this?

I ate basically nothing for two weeks; I still can't eat a whole lot and I'll probably be on that for a while. My weight is still going to skyrocket.............🙄

What is it really actually going to take to lose weight and get my blood pressure down? I'd almost rather have a "real" fertility concern.........

I don't feel discouraged right now, about my fertility. I have bigger issues to work on if I want to have a reasonably healthy pregnancy. I'm terrified of having to pull the plug because pregnancy is going to kill me. I'd rather have one healthy, successful pregnancy when I'm 35+ than two hard, scary pregnancies by the time I'm 35. In that regard, it is kind of hard because it feels like my heart health is all on me..........I don't know how much better I can reasonably eat. So we throw out the crackers and I eat even more vegetables. I don't realistically know how many salads I can imagine up. If we eliminate any more fast food...... well, 🤷‍♀️ we had a short burst there where we were eating so much, it felt like a chore, and I've honestly been asking to eat even more meals from home so.

We just...........I mean, I would say soda is really the devil in our kitchen. Yes, I eat proportionally lot of crackers--they're quick, easy, they don't upset my stomach. We don't eat a ton of frozen pizza, fish sticks--we love fish, or I do. I bake up fish all the time. For me, manufactured cookies just sit around, they're gross. We eat a lot of chicken. We could always use more veggies........ But yeah, without question, our soda is out of control. Although, I've swapped my sugary soda for water (except recently?? I let my partner do the grocery shopping and he left out my water???? 😭).

My own thing used to be candy, but I have a brand new bag of jelly beans from last year because I'm still struggling to get through this bag of chocolate. I really (usually) enjoy the fruit bowls from the grocery store.

I think my diet is....... reasonable. It's modern as in "I grew up eating out of food pantries and neither of my parents knew how to cook and I'm used to eating out of Aldi with five to twenty dollars for a week". A lot of chicken, there used to be more rice. We don't eat much burgers....... if the doctor is saying cut down on potatoes........... that can be done........... I think.......

Pfffft it's not like I fucking know how to eat anyway......... i GuEsS I'Ll fUcKiNG STarVe lol

It's really fine. I need to figure this the fuck out. I will fucking figure this out. I want to be a parent because I believe I can be a good role model. I want to be a better person and a better parent. I really ought to start with what goes in my own body.

[fromgreecetoanarchy]

[Video] Hong Kong Riot: Cop neutralized by Kung Fu kick   Since 1997, when it ceased to be the last major colonial holding of Great Britain, Hong Kong has been a part of the People’s Republic of China, while maintaining a distinct political and legal system. In February 2019, an unpopular bill was introduced that would make it possible to extradite fugitives in Hong Kong to countries that the Hong Kong government has no existing extradition agreements with—including mainland China. On June 9, 2019 over a million people took the streets in protest; on June 12, protesters engaged in pitched confrontations with police; on June 16, two million people participated in one of the biggest marches in the city’s history. Since then and up to now Hong Kong has been rocked by massive protests, riots and strikes, as well as, terrible cases of police brutality crimes and attacks with knives and iron bars by pro-government gangs. On September 4, the chief executive announced the withdrawal process of the extradition bill—a process that will begin after the end of Parliamentary Recess in October. Yet the movement continues insisting that the government must grant all  demands. The above footage has been recorded in early October 2019 from inside a bus. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVF-XljfAlk

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Years ago, back in the times before Bioleninism and all that, I made a name for myself in the intellectual parts of the right-wing blogosphere (≈neoreaction) in a large part because I was the best at categorizing the different strands of dissident thought. Back then I said there was by and large three different factions, the religious, the nationalist and the technological, what then Nick Land rebranded as the trichotomy of theonomist, ethno-nationalist and techno-commercialist.

That was 2013 though, and a lot has happened since. Most of it bad. Some good things too: Russia grew a spine, annexed Crimea and kicked USG out of Syria. China grew two spines, destroyed their liberal fifth-column, is forcibly assimilating their native muslims and is fast approaching military parity with USG.

And yes, Trump happened. That was fun. It unleashed a renaissance of right-wing memery. But Trump also failed to get anything done, he’s likely to lose the next election, and now not even the memes are safe, as the CIA has co-opted 4chan talent for export, as seen in Pepe frogs in Hong Kong and Joker thots in Lebanon. Not cool.

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Yes, I’m a demographic pessimist. I see the above figures and see how the Western world is slowly becoming Brazil, half white, half black. But Brazil itself is not stable; white people are having less babies than black people there. Brazil is slowly becoming something like South Africa, 10% white, 90% black. But again, South Africa is not stable itself, is it? Birth rates are different, and if that didn’t suffice, blacks there are outright murdering white people and chasing them off the land. The actual endgame is actually worse than South Africa, which still has (people tell me) some very fine spots, such as Cape Town.

The end game is Haiti. 100% black, and arguably the nastiest, poorest, worst shithole on the face of earth. That’s what we’re facing if demographic trends keep worsening as they are.

“Oh come on”, you may say. It’s never going to get that bad. At some point demographic trends self-correct, right? Evolution will run its course. Leftists aren’t having children, eventually the differential fertility of conservative people will make sure everyone is based and redpilled.

If I had a dollar for every time I’ve heard that, I’d be the pope. Yes, Catholics love this argument. Christians, more widely. They have sacrificed a lot to have children and stable families in this society which does everything it can to promote unhappiness and dysfunctional lifestyles. If there is a God, surely at least their sacrifices will win them the future of the species? History will talk about them as ancestors of the next stage of humanity. Right??

Wrong. I’m sorry guys, but evolution doesn’t work like that. Yes, sure, evolution is about differential reproduction. Whatever genes make you have more babies in a given environment, spread in the genepool. And whatever genes do the opposite, make it marginally harder for you to reproduce, disappear from the genepool. So yes, on the face of it, “genes that make you want children” are by definition being promoted by natural selection. The argument, as explained by promoters such as Anatoly Karlin, is that humans until now have been fruitful and multiplied perfectly well through a basic motivation: seeking sexual pleasure. But that motivation doesn’t work anymore in an environment with easy contraception, so the future belongs to people with psychological traits that make them enjoy family life.

Does it work like that, though? Are there any genes that “make you want children”? Does the brain work like that? The human brain is complicated, you see, but it is also an evolution of the more basic mammal brain, and its circuitry must follow roughly the same pathways. And last time I checked all mammals reproduce exactly the same way. The male produce quadrillions of sperm every minute, and are at the hunt of every ovulating female. The moment they find one they jump onto her, copulate semi-forcibly, and babies ensue. Yeah, this pretty much includes humans.

The idea that humans are going to single-handedly evolve, over single-digit generations, a completely different pattern of reproduction to replace one which has been functional for 60 million years strikes me as pretty wild wishful thinking.

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Supposedly though, at some point of impoverishment, the downward drift of average IQ would stop, as intelligence would begin to pay again. Without welfare and Bioleninist political machines with an incentive to bring ever stupider people into a country in order to lower the cost of clientelism, at some point the drift into Global Haiti ceases to function, and you get some sort of stable equilibrium of, say, 90-95 IQ people. Living in more or less permanent starvation wages and some sort of low-level medieval warfare.

Quite depressing, huh? Well remember, that’s a best-case scenario. That’s what happens if that Conservatives-inherit-the-earth mantra actually succeeds. Remember the trichotomy I mentioned at the beginning? Well the above scenario is what theonomists are for. They won’t say it, they probably never thought it through that much. But that’s undoubtedly what a Theonomist Revolution against progressivism would entail.

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But again, I just don’t see it. The Kuwaitis aren’t very smart; their birth rate is in 1.6. The Arabs across Europe aren’t replacing themselves. The Mexicans in the US are also below replacement! Even if, and this is a big if, there was some easily assemblable collection of genes by which people would love having children far above their love for playing status games in a modern society with Tinder and cheap contraception, odds are by the time those genes have starting to spread, in a few generations time, 90% of humanity is already African. And so, again, Global Haiti.

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So that’s it? Either Global Haiti or Global Mexico?

Well not quite. Tech-comms have something to say too. Humans aren’t all dumb, not yet. What if there’s a technological way out of the demographic crisis? Well, there kinda is. And it’s a year old actually. Has everyone forgot about He Jiankui?

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Genetic sequencing is advancing fast these years. Perhaps the only thing which is still progressing fast after computing’s Moore’s Law stopped working 10 years ago. We already know dozens of genes involved in increasing IQ, and we’ll sure know of hundreds, maybe thousands. It seems likely that within our lifetimes we’ll have the capability of safely increasing the IQ of IVF embryos by 10-20 points. Would you take that? Perhaps not. Would that Chinese Tiger Mom-in-becoming living across the street take the chance? Of course she will. Do you want your own kids to be the dumbest at class? I thought so.

The bottleneck here would be IVF, which is still a rather slow and ineffective process, although perhaps with some room for improvement. That bottleneck could be solved, though, with a technology which is still quite far away. Strangely so, given the obvious incentives to develop it in what is effectively a feminist world. Ectogenesis, i.e. artificial wombs. Don’t women complain about how unfair it is they get pregnant and lose all that time to build their careers, while men only bust a nut and keep climbing that dear corporate ladder? Fear no more, ladies. Just put your eggs in this machine, and 9 months later you’ll get your baby delivered to your home. Free delivery if you sign up for Amazon Prime.

If this is sounds like Brave New World, well yes, that’s pretty much what that was about. Aldous Huxley came from a long line of distinguished biologists and couldn’t see things like TV and computers coming. Eventually he got into drugs, but I’m sure he died still puzzled by why ectogenesis didn’t become a thing during his lifetime. It stands to reason that eventually it will. And once artificial wombs are reliable and affordable, in a world with CRISPR, you don’t really need families anymore. Anybody can ‘produce’ children, raise them in ‘villages’ (because it takes a village!) and just be done with the whole problem. Progressivism taken to its logical conclusion. It’s better conclusion, the way that progressives of the 1900s saw it, the production of a race of ever more rational and free humans. Yes, it’s kinda messed up, but it has its logic. The twisted mechanics that led to our present Biological Leninist politics were, in the end, just the result of a lack of state authority. That may resolve itself quite soon. Again, with modern technology.

So yep, let me offer you a new Trichotomy. Global Haiti. Global Mexico. Or Brave New World. Pick your poison. I know mine.

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In Vitro Fertilisation - An Expert's Guidebook To Comprehending This Three Stage Method

Any individual who has absent down the highway of fertility remedy, or is contemplating it as an alternative, will know that it is a journey which can show up complicated, terrifying and of system filled with uncertainty. A single possible fertility treatment method is in vitro fertilisation, which when you are not common with how it works can seem more challenging than it in fact is in actuality. Partners embarking on this journey often have minor expertise of the journey in front of them. They count on the specialists to be comprehension and clarify the alternatives totally and they can also read through and research data which is obtainable. The fertility journey can get its toll emotionally, physically and monetarily. Currently being armed with exact facts aids these on this route feel far more in manage of their personal destiny. The specifics about in vitro fertilisation are that it is a 3 stage remedy which is less complicated than some may possibly expect. The 3 levels of in vitro fertilisation are: Stimulation Egg Assortment Embryo Transfer Let us look at what each and every of these phases includes. IVF-Stimulation-These days most clinics employ what is referred to as helpful stimulation. The notion of friendly stimulation is to obtain a specific volume of eggs so that there will be a ample number of eggs for success even though at the exact same time not subjecting patients to distress. Respected clinics will not overuse medication. 查看我的網站 The reality is that a massive amount of eggs does not equate to accomplishment. In fact once a particular quantity of eggs are utilized, a plateau is reached. If as well several eggs are produced this can outcome in as well numerous eggs which have chromosomal abnormalities. Many assisted replica experts concur that the best lies in between eight and fifteen eggs, in excess of one particular or two cycles. This gives the the best possible chance of a practical pregnancy. Under are the figures. -5 embryos averages out at fifty two% success rate -Ten embryos 69% -Fifteen embryos the common success rate is 79% With this helpful stimulation strategy, typically girls can expect absolutely nothing a lot more than some pre-menstrual indicators. IVF-Egg Collection- Egg collection is carried out beneath sedation, so girls do not truly feel everything during this procedure. Despite the fact that there are some hazards attached, the charge of issues is extremely lower. Really accurate ultrasound devices are employed and doctors are extremely au fait with the technique. IVF-Embryo Transfer- Most clinics have out this method beneath ultrasound direction. Some clinics will carry out this guided transfer before the genuine cycle. This is known as a examination embryo transfer. Ladies don't truly feel anything at all throughout this method. The complete in vitro fertilisation treatment is much simpler than a single may expect, in a very good clinic. If we take into account egg donors, it is not likely that they would donate eggs much more than after if the procedure was complex and distressing. What is difficult is the emotional rollercoaster that partners and ladies go by means of while creating these decisions to consider IVF or any other fertility treatment and then waiting to see if they have been successful. Choosing a excellent clinic is central to your possibilities of success as nicely as your peace of head.

[psychotherapyhongkong]

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Association for Project Management Reveals the 50 Most Inspiring Projects From the Past 50 Years

LONDON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The 50 most inspiring projects from the past 50 years have been announced by the Association for Project Management (APM), the chartered membership organisation for the project profession – in celebration of its 50th anniversary. Entitled ‘50 Projects for a Better Future’, the list features iconic projects from around the globe and across the fields of construction and engineering, technology, healthcare and education, sports and nature, arts and media. More than 600 projects were nominated for inclusion in the list by a panel made up of APM members, APM branches, board members and industry experts. Projects were selected based on the transformative impact they have had on society, the economy and environment since their launch within the past 50 years. The Channel Tunnel, the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Guggenheim Bilbao Museum, Øresund Bridge, Wikipedia, the World Wide Web, the UK Covid-19 vaccine rollout, In vitro fertilisation (IVF), the Hubble Space Telescope, the Large Hadron Collider and Mars Perseverance Rover all make it onto the list. The full list including project details is available now at apm.org.uk/50projects Professor Adam Boddison, Chief Executive of APM, says: “To mark our 50th anniversary we wanted to celebrate and recognise the impact that projects have had on the world, and the important role that project professionals play in embracing change and opportunity. The 50 projects on this list all have their own legacy in the impact they have had on society, the economy and environment, as well as acting as a catalyst for other projects which followed and will follow them in the future.” Construction and Engineering Projects: Hong Kong International Airport (1998) The Channel Tunnel (1994) The Øresund Bridge – (Sweden/Denmark) (2000) Canary Wharf – London (1991) The Thames Barrier – London (1984) The Falkirk Wheel – Scotland (2002) Maeslant Barrier (Netherlands) (1997) Unisphere (United States) (2018) Madrid Metro Extension (1995-2003) The Peace Bridge (Northern Ireland) (2011) Sports, Media and Arts Projects: FIFA Women’s World Cup (2019) London Olympic and Paralympic Games (2012) Parkrun (2004) Forest Green Rovers (2010) Angel of the North (1998) BBC Children in Need (1980) Guggenheim Bilbao Museum (1997) Hamiliton (2015) Tate Modern (1994) Healthcare and Education: HIV antiretroviral therapy (Mid 1990s) EPS Electronic Prescribing Service (2013) Global Polio Eradication (1988) HPV Vaccination (2008) Human Genome Project (1990-2003) In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) (1978) Tackling Poverty in Renfrewshire Programme (2014) UK Covid-19 vaccine development and roll out (2020) Educating girls in the Swat Valley (2013) Netherlands cycling revolution (1970s) Nepal earthquake response (2015) Science and Nature Projects: International Space Station (1998) Howdon and Bran Sands Gas to Grid plants (2012) Hubble Space Telescope (1990) Kielder Reservoir (1982) Large Hadron Collider (2008) The Mars Perseverance Rover (2020) Svalbard Global Seed Vault (2008) The Eden Project (2001) Cloning of Dolly the Sheep (1996) The Voyager spacecraft programme (1977) Technology Projects: Amager Bakke – (2017) Global Positioning System (GPS) – (1973) The PACUNAM Lidar Initiative (discovery of Mayan cities) – 2016 Landsat (1972) Raising the Mary Rose – (1982) The Train Protection and Warning System (TPWS) – 2003 The Eurofighter Typhoon – (1983) Wikipedia – (2001) World Wide Web (1989) SWIFT banking service (1977) Visit APM’s ’50 Projects for a Better Future’ for details. https://ift.tt/1AGVEjb https://ift.tt/zUhQTfO

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Lupine Publishers | Potential Consequences of Sars-Cov-2 Pandemic on Birth Rates and Subsequent Demographics

Lupine Publishers | Interventions in Gynecology and Women's 

Introduction

The SARS-CoV 2 pandemic is now responsible for over 48 million infections and one million deaths worldwide. Pandemics impact population growth not only by excessive mortality, but also by preventing births. In previous pandemics occurring in the 20th and 21st centuries, a trend towards birth rate reduction was observed 9 months later (Figure 1). After the 1918-20 HIN1 influenza pandemic, birth rates dropped by 5 to 15% in comparison to average rates before the pandemic [1]. This drop was related to higher death rates in pregnant patients (case fatality rate of 27%), as well as miscarriages and stillbirths (increased by 0.4% and 2.2% respectively as compared to prior average rates) [1,2]. A rebound in birth rates, however, occurred 1-2 years after this decline [3]. Moreover, several studies have shown that children born in 1919, and thus exposed to the H1N1 virus in utero, experienced worse health and socioeconomic outcomes in older ages than surrounding birth cohorts [4]. SARS-CoV and Ebola were also associated with similar trends in birth rates during and after the pandemics in 2004 and 2015, respectively. In Brazil, the Zika virus pandemic led to a 10 to 20% drop in birth rates [5].

Figure 1: Evolution of birth rates after the previous pandemics, compared to average seasonal rates. Monthly birth rates were estimated by the number of births per 1000 habitants each month, based on the data available on the UNSD, WHO, CDC, IBRD and IFS Databases. For the 1918-20 Influenza, we grouped data from Switzerland, Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Norway, and United States, and presented the mean. For the Ebola 2015 outbreak, we grouped Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia as West Africa. The pandemic peaks were estimated in January 2016 for Zika in Brazil, in May 2003 for SARS in Hong-Kong, in November 2014 for Ebola in West Africa, and in December 1918 for the H1N1 pandemic. Monthly birth rates after the pandemic peaks were compared to average seasonal rates using standardized differences. Standardized differences are presented as percentages in the figure (y).

Lower birth rates after a global pandemic could be explained by adverse outcomes related to the pathogen (maternal deaths, miscarriages or fetal demise), by the fear of potential complications leading to elective abortions in cases of maternal exposure, by the decision to postpone pregnancies in couples who would otherwise be willing to conceive, as well as herd or population stress which is known to decrease fertility rates. The high global incidence of disease and its widespread media coverage are also factors that may contribute to an overall decline in births during and in the 9 months after a pandemic.

Concerning SARS-CoV2, Chen et al. recently reported four elective abortions in nine (44%) pregnant women infected during the first trimester [6]. In their series, three other patients (3/9, 33%) lost their pregnancies due to early miscarriages. Other complications, such as fetal growth restriction and subsequent demise could occur later in pregnancy [7]. Cessation of IVF during the crisis is also a factor limiting conceptions (3% of pregnancies are obtained by IVF) [8]. Several factors that could potentially influence conception and birth during the present pandemic, however, remain difficult to investigate. These include the fertility impact of social distancing and quarantine measures, rates of adverse maternal and fetal outcomes, and access to elective abortions during the pandemic.

Nonetheless, by analogy with prior worldwide pandemics, we should expect a drop in global births during and up to 9 months following the conclusion of the pandemic, followed by a subsequent rebound in births as time passes. These changes in birth rate might of course have a direct impact on the supply of maternity services worldwide, including the location and number of healthcare providers.

This decline in birth rates could particularly affect long-term demography in societies where the population growth is already almost negative, such as Western Europe. In Italy for example, a 15-percent drop in births now would result in 2 retirees for each active worker in 20 years. These macro changes in age distribution carry major societal, cultural and economic long-term repercussions. By contrast, they may be less impactful in resource limited settings, where the population pyramid is younger and thus likely to experience less deaths due to COVID-19.

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Best IVF Center In Coimbatore/Best IVF Doctor in Coimbatore-Vinsfertility

IVF TREATMENT-In Vitro Fertilisation

 Sperm collection and processing are to be done with great care to avoid infection. Before this IVF Treatment is designed, the husband must have a trial preparation of sperm to see the integrity and biological nature of the sperm and their survival hours. Now after egg pick up the husband is asked to give the semen sample within 2 hours. If he thinks it might be a problem in these tense hours, he must have done it during earlier days, which could be cryopreserved. The same applies to husbands working abroad or undergoing surgery/radio, chemotherapy. The husband could be given a non-toxic condom if he is unable to produce the sample by masturbation. The specifically prepared sperms and the incubated eggs are combined in a test tube or petri dish in a prescribed number ratio and left for a few hours for them to unite. The culture dishes are kept in a modular chamber which holds the gaseous environment very strictly and these are kept in turn in a CO2 incubator. Our IVF lab utilizes a TRIGAS (O2, CO2, N2 mixture) incubator instead of CO2 alone since the presence of 5 % O2 improves the culture Conditions and integrity of embryos. After 18 hours, they are examined under a stereo zoom microscope for fertilization which is obvious if two pronuclei are seen clearly. Each pronucleus denotes the decondensation of a male and female nucleus (DNA). Once they are identified, fertilization is confirmed. This day could be accounted as Day 1. After 48 hours, properly growing embryos show 4 cells inside, and after 72 hours they show 8 cell divisions. Only then they are considered as good embryos. Once the cell division seems to be insufficient and the embryos have the odd number of cells and unequal cells they are considered to be “blocked” ones and they have meager chances to make blastocysts at the end of Day 5. Depending on the number of 8 cell stage embryos available on day 3, the type of embryo transfer and the day of embryo transfer are decided. The success rates are also determined according to the number of 8 cells staged, grade I embryos available in the culture system for that particular couple.

 Below is the list of IVF Centers in Coimbatore;

1, Sudha Hospitals Coimbatore

2, Sri Ramakrishna Hospital (Multi-Speciality)

3, Genesis Advanced Fertility Center

 1, Sudha Hospitals Coimbatore

 Sudha IVF is India's leading chain of fertility centers, providing world-class fertility treatments. We believe in evidence-based treatment and transparency in all interactions with patients. Sudha Hospitals Coimbatore has one of the best IVF centers in Coimbatore that aims at providing rapid solutions and result-oriented services to its patients. Ensuring genetic health care of all its patients, this hospital has treated over 150000 patients and continues to spread the joy of parenthood among people. The medical experts and team of researchers are thriving to move forward and improve the existing reproductive techniques to make it much easier and simpler for the patients. To provide the right guidance and treatment, they also offer counseling sessions with trained IVF experts and counselors that believe in honest report analysis. Sudha Hospitals is a leading chain of fertility centers in India, known for its commitment to excellence and patient-doctor transparency that provides the best IVF treatments with promising results. Parenthood is an astonishing stage in one’s life, and to make those dreams come true – the team here at Sudha Hospitals ensures to put their best foot forward.

 2, Sri Ramakrishna Hospital (Multi-Speciality)

 Sri Ramakrishna Hospital treats thousands upon thousands of patients each year. The most advanced oncological procedures to treatments for everyday ailments, we bring relief to patients from all walks of life. We use state-of-the-art technology and cutting-edge surgical and medical techniques to deliver outstanding outcomes. The original hospital is an imposing 1000-bed edifice where top-flight consultants and expertly trained staff offer advanced treatments and procedures ranging from advanced neurosurgery to chemotherapy to stem cell transplantation to organ transplants and so on. Here, driven by our founding motive of providing accessible healthcare to society, patients receive the very best of care at virtually nominal costs. With a host of ‘firsts’ to our credit over the years, we have consistently stood at the edge of medicine in the nation. We are the rare exception to the rule – a private hospital driven by motives of empathy, service to society, and excellence. At our new 230-bed super-specialty block, world-class physicians and surgeons treat patients from across the globe in more luxuriously appointed surroundings. With a high staff-patient ratio, individual attention is at its highest. Equipped with space-age medical technology and exceeding global standards, the super-specialty block outshines many of the more celebrated ‘chain hospitals’ of the metros. We’d go as far as to say it has redefined ‘corporate’ healthcare.

 3, Genesis Advanced Fertility Center 

Genesis IVF is an extremely distinguished medical clinic for Infertility with all facilities under one roof. It has come a long way since its inception as a pioneering institute in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu in 1996. It has taken giant steps to become a center of excellence in all facets of infertility and IVF treatment options, which are offered at an affordable cost for the public. The success story of Genesis IVF & MMCH in infertility treatment is largely due to the support of an extremely dedicated and experienced IVF team led by Dr.Nirmala Sadasivam, who has invaluable experience due to pieces of training she had at various world-class institutes overseas, since 1991, and has pioneered in Blastocyst Culture technique since 1998. She was recognized by the National Academy of Medical Science and offered MNAMS – membership. With their vast knowledge and experience in Blastocyst culture technique, she has utilized the data of more than 4000 infertile couples treated in her center. She could do a Ph.D. in the same specialty. This institution was endorsed in its nascent stage at the National ``Art” Registry of India and is now a prestigious senior member of ISAR, India. Another feather in their cap is the inclusion of the center as one among the esteemed early participants at ASPIRE – Asia Pacific Initiation of Reproductive Endocrinology, Hong Kong, in their academic events. This institute is accredited to ICMR through the Indian Society for Assisted Reproduction.

 Best IVF Doctor In Coimbatore

1, Dr. S. Dhanabagyam (MBBS, MD - Obstetrics & Gynaecology)

2, Dr. S Pradeepa Sudhakar (MBBS, DGO, DNB - Obstetrics & Gynecology)

3, Dr. Nirmala Sadasivam (MD. DGO.)

1, Dr. S. Dhanabagyam(MBBS, MD - Obstetrics & Gynaecology)

Dr. S. Dhanabagyam says "To establish a Woman Care & Infertility center and to provide world-class treatment at an affordable cost to all levels of people was my long-cherished dream and when I look back on the achievement of Sudha Test Tube Baby Center I am very comfortable and feel my dream come true. First Tube baby in Erode district at the time quality infertility treatment was available only in Chennai like a metropolitan city, was no mean achievement and when we cross the milestone of 10000 Test Tube Babies I am extremely rejoiced. I thank god, my family, colleagues, my staff, and well-wishers who have helped us to achieve this. I commit myself for the rest of my life to help this society as much as possible to overcome the stigma of infertility.

2, Dr. S Pradeepa Sudhakar (MBBS, DGO, DNB - Obstetrics & Gynecology)

Dr. S Pradeepa Sudhakar is a Gynecologist, Obstetrician, and Infertility Specialist in Purasawalkam, Chennai, and has 19 years of experience in these fields. Dr. S Pradeepa Sudhakar practices at Sudha Hospitals - Women, Child Care & Fertility Centre in Purasawalkam, Chennai and Sudha Hospitals - Women, Child Care And Fertility Centre in Siddhapudur, Coimbatore. She completed MBBS from The Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University (TNMGRMU) in 2002, DGO from The Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University (TNMGRMU) in 2006, and DNB - Obstetrics & Gynecology from National Board of Examination, India in 2009.Some of the services provided by the doctor are Vaginal Hysterectomy, Female Infertility Treatment, Antenatal, and Postnatal Exercise/ Physiotherapy, Gynae Laparoscopy, and Male Sexual Problems, etc.

 3, Dr. Nirmala Sadasivam (MD. DGO.)

Dr. Nirmala Sadasivam The success story of Genesis IVF in infertility treatment is achieved by the IVF team led by gynecologist Dr. Nirmala Sadasivam. MD. DGO., who is trained at various world-class institutes overseas, since 1991, has pioneered in the BLASTOCYST CULTURE technique since 1998. Dr. Nirmala Sadasivam’s vast experience and consistent willingness to treat high-risk Infertility treatments, history of high success rate in a healthy pregnancy, and healthy relationship with patients have made Genesis IVF the highest choice of preference for Infertility treatments in South India.Infertility though, not life-threatening, causes intense mental agony and trauma that can only be best described by infertile couples themselves. At some point in their lives at least one in six couples will experience some degree of infertility. Established in 1996, Genesis IVF is one of the world’s leading, most experienced, and most successful fertility care institutes.

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Oocyte Cryopreservation Market Global Analysis 2021-2028: Anova Fertility, Manchester Fertility, CCRM IVF, CREATE Fertility, Extend Fertility, Etc.

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Vendor Profiling: Global Oocyte Cryopreservation Market, 2020-28:

Anova Fertility

Manchester Fertility

CCRM IVF

CREATE Fertility

Extend Fertility

Chill

Kindbody

HRC Fertility

London Women’s Clinic

IVF Australia

Prelude Fertility

Reproductive Biology Associates

Queensland Fertility Group (QFG)

Mayo Clinic

Pacific Fertility Center-Los Angeles (PFCLA)

Monash IVF

Shady Grove Fertility

PIVET

Melbourne IVF

San Diego Fertility Center (SDFC)

VivaNeo Deutschland

West Coast Fertility Centers

Sims IVF

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What is the IVF Treatment Cost in India?

Millions of babies across the country have been born with the support from the best IVF center in India. This achievement in the field of medicine today helped millions of families cherish and get relief from the pain of not having a baby and all this under reasonable treatment cost in Pune.

IVF treatment in Pune is reliable and affordable

In comparison to other countries whether its Europe or Asia, the treatment cost of IVF in India is precisely less. When compared to Spain, USA, England, Canada, Thailand, China or Hong Kong, the IVF treatment in India is just half. Generally, the IVF treatment in India cost in the range of Rs. 75,000 to Rs. 250,000 maximums based on the intensity of treatment. This low-cost treatment in the best IVF hospital in Pune is due to the inexpensive state-of-the-art-technology which is costlier in other countries like in Europe and United States. Also, the presence of qualified staffs at reasonable consultation fees is another key reason for lower fees in test tube baby center across Pune.

Besides the affordable IVF treatment, the other key reasons to choose best IVF centre in Pune are:

-   Pune has the leading chain of IVF center in India.

-   The technology and facilities are best in Pune across the world.

-   Great team of doctors, counsellors, skilled and qualified nurses and super smart Embryologists.

-   Transparency in pricing with world class service.

-   Complete end to end guidance.

-   Application of the cutting-edge system to treat infertile couples

-   No communication issues are faced in infertility center in Pune, whereas if you go abroad there is an issue of communication.

To conclude, couples need to remember that, cost alone is not the factor to select the fertility clinic in Pune. The cost may vary from hospital to hospital and city to city. Always looks for reliable IVF hospital in Pune with good reputation and success rate in IVF treatment.

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Surrogacy requires a substantial financial investment given the many components involved. These may include surrogate mother cost hong kong, egg donor recruitment and compensation, surrogate recruitment, expenses, care and compensation, expert IVF techniques, embryo shipping, travel costs, legal representation for both the surrogate and intended parents and birth-related costs.

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Backstory - When I was 19 (2012) I did a TAFE course where one of the women was a single mum to 2 children via IVF with donor sperm. My mind was blown. I didnt know that was a thing women could do. I was so amazed by this woman. I immediately decided that come 30, if I didnt have a partner then I would do the same. But currently I had just achieved my dream of visiting Ireland by doing a 3 week contiki tour of the UK by myself. When I came home, I became an Aunt for the first time to my nephew. Then off again less than 3 months later to Europe for a 3 week topdeck tour. The travel bug had begun.

A few years later in 2015, I was 22 and still single, I found a Single Mothers By Choice facebook group. I joined and just watched and learned from the sidelines as the option of it all kept becoming more likely. I kept busy travelling and baby sitting my godson and nephews. Then my best friend fell pregnant and my ovaries awoke. This precious baby girl born in 2016 stole my heart.

In 2018, I had completed my goal of 25 countries by the age of 25 by spending my birthday in Hong Kongs Disneyland. I was content to finish travelling and begin the next chapter of my life. Saving and planning for my future.

I was still single but fiercly independant after many solo trips and quite happy being alone but not lonely with so many family and friends, and babies being born. 2018 I was told that I was going to be an Aunt again - twice. Two of my brothers were expecting baby girls the following year.

2019 - I made the decision. I wanted a baby to call my own. I went to my GP who referred me to a Fertility Specialist (FS). I had a few tests and was put on the donor waiting list. My nieces were born 6 weeks and 4 days apart. I chose a donor. It was becoming real. I was telling people my decision. Everyone was supportive. Then in August my 90yr old Oma passed away. September was spent arranging her affairs and the house. October we had our first family holiday to Bali. When I came back, I started my first IUI. It was like a papersmear where the sperm is inserted directly into the uterus. The Two Week Wait (TWW) began. Negative. My mum paid for another round in December. Another TWW. Negative.

I decided to change careers instead of doing another round. I was accepted in a traineeship role studying my Diploma in Childcare.

2020 - My new job was and still is amazing. I have made so many genuine friendships and never felt so supported. Then a conversation with a male friend happened. He liked me back. Great? Nope. Next morning I woke up to all feelings and interest gone. I was so confused. What was wrong with me? I googled. I discovered the Aspectrum. There was a thing called Aromantic and Asexual where you lack the attraction and interest. My life all of a sudden became clearer. I wasnt broken.

Then COVID happened. The world shut down. But I didnt. I loved the lockdowns. As an introvert and INFJ, I was finally able to recharge and focus on me. I started sleeping again, I started painting. I never lost work. It was great.

I was happily completing my studies, getting my social quota filled at work and chilling on weekends while I saved. Then my coworkers begun announcing pregnancies.

Come September, I was booked back in to see my FS. I wanted to try again. But I wanted to surprise my family this time. I had plans to divert my mail and have secret days off so they wouldnt know. But my FS had other plans. I was told it was time to try IVF. Which meant needles, day surgeries and no more secrets. But I still had time. I had to go back on the donor wait list. This could still be a few months.

I rang the FS counsellor, only to be told that my donor allocation was never removed. I could begin right away. *Que internal panic*