Infertility treatment

IVF: In vitro fertilization

IVF treatment has helped many infertile couples fulfil their dream of becoming parents. It includes a number of special procedures which modern medicine offers.

Alternatives to standard IVF

The aim of these approaches is to attempt the most natural course of artificial conception and to minimize treatment costs. However, these methods offer a relatively low success rate.

Methods of increasing treatment success

Assisted reproduction currently offers new methods for increasing the success of the treatment. Our task is to monitor these scientific findings and put them into practice.

Roughly 10-15% of couples in the Czech Republic suffer from infertility. The fertility of the couple depends on both female and male factors. In one-third of cases, infertility is caused mainly by the woman, in one-third, it is mainly the man, and in the rest of cases, it is a combination of factors in both partners. Modern methods of treatment of fertility disorders can effectively help in the vast majority of cases.

We are constantly improving the quality of care so that assisted reproductive methods can safely help more and more couples in the treatment of infertility. In addition to a high level of professionalism, we pay attention primarily to discretion, humanity, warmth and everything else that can sweeten and facilitate your visits to Repromeda. We are aware that infertility treatment is mentally demanding, and we will do everything to make it as stress-free as possible and to take you to the desired goal in the shortest time. The slogan that we follow in our work is: "We are helping to start a family".

Your treatment will be guided by a team of specialists from the prominent School of Assisted Reproduction in Brno, who successfully assisted in the birth of the first "test-tube" child in Central and Eastern Europe back in 1982. The team is led by Senior physician MUDr. Jan Veselý, CSc., and MUDr. Kateřina Veselá, Ph.D. The quality of procedures and processes is overseen by Prof. MUDr. Pavel Trávník, DrSc., a member of the team involved in the birth of the aforementioned first Central European child from in vitro fertilization.