Initial Consultation

Embarking on your IVF journey is a significant step, and at Embryoland, we are committed to providing comprehensive, personalized care. Your initial consultation lays the foundation for a treatment plan tailored specifically to you.

Thorough Review of Medical History

Your journey begins with a detailed review of your medical history, previous treatments, and diagnostic tests. This careful evaluation helps us design a treatment plan unique to your needs. Before your in-person visit, we initiate investigations based on your completed questionnaire and initial communication. All preliminary discussions are conducted free of charge via email, phone, Whatsapp, Facetime or Skype.

We understand that traveling may not always be immediately feasible. That’s why we offer free long-distance consultations with our specialists. These sessions are designed to:

• Help you plan your treatment with us.
• Guide you on conducting necessary tests in your home country.
• Provide advice to enhance your chances of conceiving naturally.

We aim to schedule your phone, Whatsapp or Zoom consultation at a time convenient for you, often within just a few days.

When you visit our clinic in Athens, we ensure a comprehensive evaluation during a single visit. This includes:

• Thorough female and male fertility investigations, including immunological testing.
• Assessment to identify and address any overlooked issues.
• Development of a fully individualized treatment plan based on your results.

Appointments are available six days a week, often on short notice, making it easy to fit your consultation into your schedule.

Evaluating Infertility

The goal of evaluating infertility is to identify its causes and recommend the most suitable treatments. Here’s what our assessments often reveal:

• 30% of cases: Infertility is caused solely by factors affecting the female partner.
• 30% of cases: Causes are found only in the male partner.
• 30% of cases: Contributing factors are identified in both partners.
• 10% of cases: The cause remains unexplained despite advanced diagnostic methods.

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