Treatments & Solutions

We’ll consider the right options to help you improve your chances of conceiving a child, tailored to your specific needs.

Discover an overview of these treatments and solutions below. Our team of fertility specialists are experts in providing evidence-based approaches to fertility.

In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)

Close-up illustration of an in-vitro fertilization (IVF) procedure at Generation Fertility, showing a needle injected into an egg cell.

For many patients, IVF maximizes the chance of conception and healthy pregnancy. Our team of leading fertility doctors, nurses and embryologists is highly experienced in safely and effectively providing this advanced approach to In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) treatment in Canada.

While IVF was initially developed to deal with tubal infertility, today, the majority of all IVF procedures are performed for other reasons. There are many other indications for IVF, including unexplained infertility and sperm-related infertility.

Pursuing IVF consultation and treatments can seem overwhelming at times, but our team of experienced fertility doctors are here to walk you through every step of the journey. It is our top priority to give you the best possible chance of reaching your family building goals while supporting you fully throughout your time with us.

Intrauterine Insemination (IUI)

IUI is a common treatment used in a range of infertility issues. It is considered a less invasive approach, than some other ART (Assisted Reproductive Technology) procedures, because fertilization happens inside the body rather than in an IVF lab.

What Happens During IUI

When IUI is Performed Using a Chosen Partner’s Sperm

When IUI is Performed Using Donor Sperm

close up of an egg

Ovulation Induction

Fertility Treatment Plan

Ovulation induction describes the use of oral or injectable fertility medications (gonadotropins) to stimulate the ovaries to produce eggs. The purpose of ovulation induction is to develop and ovulate one or more eggs in someone who normally does not ovulate. Based on your diagnosis, your doctor will prescribe the treatment most appropriate for you.

To be a candidate for ovulation induction you must have a normal uterine cavity, and at least one open fallopian tube, and the other parent must have a normal sperm count. In the general population, 20% to 25% of healthy, fertile people who are trying to conceive become pregnant in each of the first three months.

Other Treatments

Other treatments our team may recommend include:

  • Antibiotics to treat infections.

  • Hormones to treat issues such as polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) or pituitary hormone irregularities.

  • Lifestyle changes e.g.: optimizing diet, modifying frequency or intensity of physical activity, starting supplements or consultation allied health professionals.

  • Surgical intervention.

Third-Party & Reciprocal Reproduction Solutions

Many of our patients require a sperm donor, a gestational carrier (also referred to as a “surrogate”), embryo donors, or egg donors. We are an experienced fertility clinic with a team of specialists in third-party reproduction that can ensure that Health Canada regulations and medical standards are met. We are also experienced in reciprocal IVF which allows more than one partner to be intimately involved in the process.

What to Expect

Everyone’s journey to fertility is unique.
Learn what you can expect throughout the fertility treatment journey.

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