Step 1
- Contact our customer service staff via our hotline at 19483 for inquiries and appointments.
- Receive your booking confirmation message with appointment time, address, and the treating physician’s name.
- For International patients, we can arrange a phone or online consultation with the treating physician.
Step 2
- Visit the reception desk to set up your medical case file and unique barcode that will be your unique identifier throughout your treatment.
- Meet with the deputy to gather your medical history and attach all test results to your medical case file.
- Consult with the specialist to understand the necessary tests required and determine an appropriate treatment plan.
- Meet with medical support staff to explain the required procedures and available pricing plans.
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Attend follow-up
consultation at each of the specialized clinics, as per your unique treatment
plan. These clinics include Andrology, Genetics, 4D Ultrasound, and Anesthesia.
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Undergo the necessary
tests, including blood work and endoscopy procedures (if indicated by your
treatment plan).
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Purchase medication
and consult with the medical coordinator for dosage instructions
- Book your next follow-up appointment through the hotline at 19483.
Step 3
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Visit the hospital
for ovulation monitoring. Blood tests and ultrasound scans will be performed to
determine the egg retrieval day.
- During ovulation monitoring, the male partner meets with an Andrology specialist to determine the best method for collecting a high-quality semen sample for egg injection.
- Determine the timing for the trigger shot during the final ovulation monitoring.
- Sign essential patient consent forms.
- Receive a brochure with instructions for pre-egg retrieval preparations.
Step 4
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Confirm the
procedures with the male partner, including verifying personal identification,
marriage documentation, and consent forms.
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The female partner is
prepared for the procedure in her private room.
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The egg retrieval
procedure is performed under anesthesia.
- The embryologist receives the eggs, and all procedures are conducted together with another embryologist to be a double witness in every procedure.
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The patient is
discharged approximately two hours after retrieval, following a review of the
number of eggs retrieved, the patient is given post-retrieval instructions, and
an explanation of medication dosages from the day of retrieval until embryo
transfer.
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A recorded phone call
is made on the third or fifth day after retrieval to inform the patient of the
number of fertilized eggs and obtain consent for freezing, if applicable.
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A recorded phone call
is made to inform the patient of the embryo transfer date.
Step 5
- On the scheduled transfer day, the patient arrives with their partner and registers at the reception desk. Ensure all required documents and consent forms are in the patient's file.
- The transfer procedure is performed with or without anesthesia, based on the doctor's assessment and the patient's preference. The doctor decides whether to transfer one or more embryos.
- The doctor and the medical coordinator review post-transfer instructions and explain the medication dosages.
- A reminder phone call is made on the pregnancy test day through the customer service department.
- The pregnancy test is conducted on the 14th day after transfer, and further steps are determined based on the result.
