BioTexCom is a modern fertility clinic distinct from the rest of the clinics you might know!
👉 IVF, egg donation, mitochondrial donation, and surrogacy are our main directions of work
💪🏽high success rate for IVF
🤱🏼10000 kids were born with our help for 15 years of work
We are staying abreast of innovations with the help of
✔️mitochondrial donation
✔️endometrial autotransplantation
✔️ovarian rejuvenation
Biotexcom is located in Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine

So what is so unusual about Biotexcom?
🔥Our infertility treatment programs are all-inclusive. The clinic will provide you with accommodation and food during your visits
🔥 all medications are included in the price from the very beginning
🔥Using donor eggs or donor sperm doesn’t affect the treatment cost
🔥A price of a program is divided into a few payments in accordance with a certain stage of the treatment

There are about 10 departments at Biotexcom which work with people from all over the world, starting from the UK, USA, Canada, EU countries up to Eastern.
🤗 The Biotexcom team is ready to help you and already waiting for your questions.

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1) Obesity 🍔
Carrying around extra pounds is not a direct cause of infertility itself. But obesity can affect hormone production and make it more difficult for a woman to get pregnant.
2) Being too thin 🥬
Underweight women often have irregular periods and produce low levels of the hormone estrogen.
3) Getting older 🕖
Egg quality declines with time. Women over 40 have a decreased ovarian reserve and egg quality, which often leads to difficulty conceiving. While women can carry a baby in advanced age, their ovaries have surpassed the point at which they produce high-­quality, healthy eggs.
4) Your family history 🧬
Ask your mom how old she was when she went through menopause. If she started on the early side, then you probably will, too.
5) Household chemicals 🧴
Certain chemicals have been linked to fertility issues. Exposure to pollutants, pesticides, and industrial compounds can decrease a couple’s ability to have children by up to 29%, according to a 2013 study published in Environmental Health Perspectives.⤵️ ... See MoreSee Less