Cyprus IVF hospital

IVF own eggs

• AMH - The ovarian follicles secrete anti-Müllerian hormone, and the
  higher your level, the more follicles (potential eggs) you're likely to
  have. AMH testing is commonly used to determine your egg count.
• FSH - The level of follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), LH – Luteinizing hormone level, E2 - The level of E2 in the blood can determine how well the ovaries
  are reacting to the medications. PRL - A prolactin test is frequently advised for women experiencing menstruation or reproductive issues. It's standard procedure before IVF therapy.
• TSH - TSH (thyroid-stimulating hormone) level is a hormone that plays a vital role in fertility, pregnancy, and IVF. FT4 - Free thyroxine (free T4) tests assess thyroid function and detect thyroid disorders, such as hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism, after the abnormal thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) level.

• ▪ HEMOGRAM - A complete blood count / full hemogram test is a wide screening panel that checks the body for the presence of diseases and infections. 
  ▪ Creatinine Test – one way of examining kidneys. 
  ▪ ALT – alanine transaminase. 
  ▪ AST – to measure the level of aspartate aminotransferase in the blood. ▪ PTZ – partial thromboplastin time. 
  ▪ INR - The International Normalized Ratio, or INR, determines how quickly your blood clots.  
  ▪ Fasting glucose level – fasting blood sugar. 
  ▪ Blood Type - Blood typing to determine a person's ABO blood group and Rh type. 
  ▪ TOXO Ig G - IgG and IgM antibodies are the two types. ▪ TOXO Ig M – checked for T. Gondii DNA, toxoplasmosis infection. 
  ▪ CMV Ig M – IgM antibodies are the first to be produced when the body responds to Cytomegalovirus infection.  
  ▪ HBsAg - Hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) test. 
  ▪ Anti - HIV – is a test conducted to see if you've been infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Which causes AIDS. ▪ Anti-HCV - The HCV antibody test examines the blood for antibodies to the hepatitis C virus. 
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  ▪ VDRL - Syphilis - VDRL (venereal disease research laboratory test). ▪ Rubella Ig G- A rubella blood test detects antibodies generated by the immune system to help destroy the rubella virus.  
  ▪ VIT D3- test for Vitamin D level. 
  ▪ HSG/Hysterosalpingography - The X-ray test hysterosalpingography. ▪ Breast Usg - Breast ultrasound  
  ▪ Mammography – for 40+ years old patients.

IVF donor eggs

•  HEMOGRAM  
  ▪ Creatinine  
  ▪ AST  
  ▪ ALT  
  ▪ GGT  
  ▪ ALP  
  ▪ Blood type  
  ▪ Fasting blood glucose level  
  ▪ UREA  
  ▪ TOXO Ig G  
  ▪ TOXO Ig M  
  ▪ CMV Ig M  
  ▪ HBs Ag  
  ▪ Anti-HIV  
  ▪ Anti-HCV  
  ▪ VDRL  
  ▪ Rubella Ig G  
  ▪ VIT D3  
  ▪ FT4  
  ▪ TSH  
  ▪ HBA1C  
  ▪ PTZ  
  ▪ INR  
  ▪ HDL  
  ▪ LDL  
  ▪ VLDL  
  ▪ Trigliserid  
  ▪ Mammography (for 40+ age group)  
  ▪ HSG (Hysterosalpingography)  
  ▪ EKO (Echocardiography)  
  ▪ Efor Test  
  ▪ Consult for cardiologist and internal medicine physicians.

IVF donor embryos

- same as per donor eggs

IVF own/donor eggs

• Hemogram - A complete blood count/hemogram test, is a wide screening panel that checks the body for the presence of diseases and infections.
• Anti-HIV - is a test conducted to see if you've been infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), The virus that causes AIDS. Anti-HCV - The HCV antibody test examines the blood for antibodies to the hepatitis C virus. HBsAg - Hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) - This test can determine whether
  the hepatitis B virus (also known as the "surface antigen") is present in your blood. VDRL - Syphilis - VDRL (venereal disease research laboratory test). The VDRL test is a syphilis screening test. Blood Type - Blood typing determines a person's ABO blood group and Rh type by detecting the presence or absence of these antigens. Spermiogram - The number of sperm, their motility (ability to move), their morphology (size and form), and the amount and consistency of the ejaculated sample are all reliably measured with a semen analysis.

• Age
• Eye Color
• Skin Tone
• Ethnicity
• Height
• Weight
• Hair Color
• Blood Group (Rh)
• Smoking
• Use of Glasses
• Other Features

• Karytope analysis
• Cystic Fibrosis
• Thalassemia

It is with these tests that we can check for any defects in chromosomes or genes that may be transferred to the baby. If you wish for your donor to have an extensive screening of over 230 genetic diseases then this can be performed through the RECOMBINE blood test at our clinic.