Survey No. 2 before IVF

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A. General information

  • All medical treatment, including infertility treatments in Hungary follows the Hungarian law and regulations
  • Infertility treatments in Hungary can be provided to married couples of the opposite gender OR couples living in common-law marriage. In the first case a copy of marriage certificate, in the second case a declaration of common-law marriage and the intended infertility treatment is needed, sealed at a public notary. Infertility treatment is not available for gay or lesbian couples, but is allowed for single women who have a medical condition preventing natural pregnancy. Currently the CIRIS Institute is not providing donor eggs, but donor sperm is available

    1. Personal data

    Form A for personal data should be filled out and signed. You can download the Form A here.

    2. Detailed medical history

    Form B for past medical history should be filled out and signed

    3. Examinations needed

    a. Female side

    • i. Hormon tests:
    • 1. FSH, LH, TSH on cycle day 3 (from blood)
    • 2. progesterone, prolactin on cycle day 22 (from blood)
      Values and units should be marked, including reference values as well
      Results should be <6 months old
    • ii. Gynecological examination: PAP test, vaginal culture, Chlamydia/Mycoplasma/Ureoplasma (from cervical sample)
      Medical report of general examination should include: condition of external genitalia, any abnormality of the vagina, size and shape of the uterus reporting any abnormality, signs of any abnormality experienced in the small pelvis.
      PAP test result should be reported in PAP or Bethesda classification. Vaginal culture should be repeated after treatment if any infection is reported. Any infection/STD reported should be treated and sampling should be reported afterwards.
      Results should be <1 year old in case of PAP smear, <3 months old in case of vaginal culture and STD.
    • iii. Transvaginal ultrasound examination
      Uterus should be visualized and measured in saggital and horizontal axis. Thickness of endometrium should be noted. Any abnormality of the uterine structure (abnormal shape of the uterinal cavity, polypus, any type of fibroid) should be described in details. Both ovaries should be measured in two diameters, position, structure (normal, PCO etc), any abnormality should be described, including abnormal position of any of the ovaries. (<3months old)
    • iv. Evaluation of the uterine cavity and the tubes: Hystero-contrasto-sonography (HyCoSy) OR hysterosalpingography OR hysteroscopy. Patency of the uterinal cavity and penetrability of the uterinal tubes should be stated. (<1 year old)
    • v. General blood tests: blood group, CBC, liver function, hemostatis panel (like before any major surgery) (<1 months old)
    • vi. Screening for HIV, Hepatitis B and C, syphilis (from blood <6 months old),

    b. Male side

    • i. Sperm count – sperm concentrate mill/ml, total sperm volume (ml); motility (good/slow/nonmotile, in % of total), morphology (normal morphology in % of total). 5 days of avoiding intercourse is required prior to the examination. (<3 months old)
    • ii. Sperm culture, Chlamydia/Mycoplasma/Ureoplasma (from sperm sample). Any infection/STD reported should be treated and sampling should be reported afterwards. (<3months old)
    • iii. Medical report from an andrology specialist in case of any major abnormality in sperm count (<6 months old)
    • iv. Screening for HIV, Hepatitis B and C, syphilis (from blood, <6 months old))

    In case of any questions do not hesitate to write us.

    E-mail: ivfhungary@upcmail.hu

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