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Localized care and support.":1,"#computer with chatbox icon":1,"#global icon":1,"#woman with headset icon":1,"#Proprietary knowledge base of local laws, regulations and coverage needs to build ideal women’s health benefit programs":1,"#Benchmarking and cost analysis to help you create an equitable benefits program across all countries":1,"#Full-service implementation and dedicated client success management":1,"#Flexible benefit design with ability to customize covered services and benefit limits by country, including preconception, fertility treatments (IUI, IVF), adoption, surrogacy, pregnancy, postpartum, and menopause support":1,"#Progyny offers global expertise, a high-touch partnership model and a compliant framework to deliver on country-specific needs across the fertility, family building and women’s health benefits space. Progyny’s multinational clients have the advantage of:":1,"#Progyny Global’s best-in-class women’s health benefit meets the diverse needs of your multinational workforce by offering inclusive, personalized support for every stage of life, from fertility and family building though to pregnancy, postpartum and menopause.":1,"#Fertility, family building and women’s health benefits with Progyny Global":1,"#The body needs time for the hormone to rise to a high enough level to be detected. Most brands of home pregnancy tests say to wait until the first day of your missed period to test.":1,"#It is possible that an egg may be fertilized, but the body hasn’t started secreting enough hCG to register as positive on a test.":1,"#<mark ljsid-0=\"\">The body needs time for the hormone to rise to a high enough level to be detected. Most brands of home pregnancy tests say to wait until the first day of your missed period to test.</mark> Remember, hCG rises differently in each person. Test again in one week if pregnancy is suspected.":1,"#These tests vary in how soon they can detect this hormone in urine. <mark ljsid-1=\"\">It is possible that an egg may be fertilized, but the body hasn’t started secreting enough hCG to register as positive on a test.</mark>":1,"#March 27, 2025 Progyny supports menopause benefits as a driver of workplace equity and long-term cultural change. HR EXECUTIVE":1,"#April 16, 2025 Progyny’s menopause benefit suite is positioned as a must-have for companies investing in workforce well-being. EBN":1,"#menopause-support-at-Sun-Life-768x400":1,"#women conversing at work with inset image of mid aged woman":1,"#February 10, 2025 Progyny’s menopause coverage helps normalize conversations and ensure that aging employees receive proper care. HR BREW":1,"#Personalized Menopause Support at Work For too long, women have been left to navigate menopause alone – managing symptoms that […]":1,"#Amount you may be expected to pay is approximately: $677 to $828":1,"#Не продавайте":1,"#Печенье":1,"#Юридический":1,"#Рекомендации по недискриминации":1,"#Заявление о доступности":1,"#Карта сайта":1,"#Личная жизнь":1,"#Термины":1,"#Copyright © 2025, Progyny, Inc. 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То есть чем меньше у вас яйцеклеток, тем выше будет уровень ФСГ. Миф: высокий уровень ФСГ означает, что я идеальный кандидат на лечение бесплодия.":1,"#Миф: Высокий уровень ФСГ должен быть лучше, чем низкий уровень ФСГ":1,"#Это необходимо для фертильности. Без ФСГ фолликулы яичников не будут стимулироваться к выработке яйцеклеток, и у вас не произойдет овуляции. Фолликулы - это небольшие заполненные жидкостью мешочки, расположенные в яичниках и содержащие незрелые яйцеклетки.":1,"#Миф: ФСГ не важен для фертильности":1,"#Хотя высокий уровень ФСГ может повлиять на вашу фертильность, бывает трудно отличить правду от лжи. Мы здесь, чтобы все прояснить.":1,"#Когда вы пытаетесь зачать ребенка, на этот процесс могут влиять многие гормональные факторы. 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Ваш высокий уровень ФСГ может быть вызван несколькими факторами, в том числе:":1,"#Миф: Если у меня высокий уровень ФСГ, значит, у меня определенно менопауза":1,"#Но есть альтернатива. Хотя экстракорпоральное оплодотворение собственными яйцеклетками невозможно, многие женщины добиваются отличных результатов с донорскими яйцеклетками.":1,"#Если у вас очень высокий уровень ФСГ, вы не будете считаться хорошим кандидатом на лечение бесплодия. Это связано с тем, что когда ваш яичниковый резерв (количество оставшихся яйцеклеток) низкий, даже при стимуляции лекарствами от бесплодия, ваши яичники не могут вырабатывать достаточное количество яйцеклеток.":1,"#Уровень ФСГ можно снизить с помощью лекарств, таких как эстрогены и противозачаточные таблетки. Однако это снижение не влияет на резерв яичников или шансы на беременность.":1,"#Миф: Мой высокий уровень ФСГ нельзя снизить":1,"#Даже если ваш уровень ФСГ кажется нормальным или низким, из-за высокого уровня эстрогена он может казаться ниже, чем есть на самом деле. Ваш врач обычно проверяет ваш уровень эстрогена и ФСГ одновременно, в идеале в начале менструации, чтобы получить более точную оценку.":1,"#Миф: Мой уровень ФСГ в норме, так что проблема не в этом":1,"#Бывают случаи, когда ваш врач хочет пересмотреть уровень ФСГ в другом менструальном цикле, поскольку его уровень может меняться от месяца к месяцу. Продолжение лечения бесплодия в течение месяца, когда этот показатель ниже, может повысить эффективность цикла.":1,"#Если у вас высокий уровень ФСГ, ваша способность к зачатию будет зависеть от вашего точного уровня и возраста. Ваш врач может помочь вам понять, как ваши показатели влияют на ваши варианты лечения бесплодия.":1,"#Возможно, вы слышали, что определенные растения, пищевые добавки, экспериментальные методы лечения или значительные изменения в образе жизни могут снизить уровень ФСГ. Проконсультируйтесь с врачом, прежде чем принимать какие-либо пищевые добавки или вносить какие-либо существенные изменения в свой образ жизни.":1,"#Имейте в виду, что низкий уровень ФСГ также может быть симптомом заболевания гипофиза или гипоталамуса (головного мозга). При необходимости проконсультируйтесь с врачом, чтобы узнать больше о методах лечения.":1,"#Menotropins (Menopur) — an injectable medication that contains both FSH and LH":1,"#Follitropin alfa (Gonal-f) and follitropin beta (Follistim) — injectable medications that contain FSH":1,"#Clomiphene citrate (Clomid) and letrozole (Femara) — oral medications often used for OI":1,"#The dose and the expected response depend on whether the medication for OI or for COH before egg retrieval in IVF. Examples include:":1,"#These medications increase the levels of follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) and sometimes luteinizing hormone (LH). Higher levels of these hormones stimulate your ovaries to produce more than one follicle in a cycle.":1,"#Fertility medications that stimulate the ovaries":1,"#Fertility medications are prescription drugs that help people reach their family-building goals.":1,"#Before you start any medication or treatment plan, your reproductive endocrinologist (REI) will review your medical history and, if applicable, your partner’s history. A full evaluation, including a physical exam and lab testing, helps determine if there’s a reason you are having difficulty conceiving. From there, your REI will design a plan to give you the best chance of success.":1,"#Progesterone (Endometrin, Crinone, Prometrium)":1,"#Progesterone in oil (injection)":1,"#If your progesterone levels are low, or in cases such as frozen embryo transfers where a corpus luteum may not be present, your provider may prescribe progesterone supplements. These may be injected, taken by mouth, or used as a vaginal suppository. Examples include:":1,"#After ovulation, the empty follicle becomes the corpus luteum, which makes progesterone. Progesterone helps prepare and stabilize the uterine lining for pregnancy.":1,"#Fertility medications that support implantation":1,"#Leuprolide acetate (Lupron)":1,"#Chorionic gonadotropin (Pregnyl, Novarel)":1,"#Choriogonadotropin alfa (Ovidrel)":1,"#These medications work in different ways. Some block certain brain receptors, while others mimic hormones your body naturally makes. You may take them by mouth, apply them vaginally, or give them as self-administered injections.":1,"#Once a follicle is mature (about 18 millimeters in diameter), these medications can cause ovulation within 36 to 40 hours:":1,"#The LH surge or trigger is an important step in egg maturation — even in IVF when eggs are retrieved before release. These trigger shots are carefully timed so the eggs can be retrieved before ovulation.":1,"#If you don’t ovulate regularly, it can be harder to time intercourse or intrauterine insemination (IUI). Injectable medications called “triggers” can help you ovulate at a specific time.":1,"#Fertility medications that trigger ovulation":1,"#Medroxyprogesterone acetate (Provera) — an oral progesterone medication":1,"#Cetrorelix (Cetrotide) and ganirelix — GnRH antagonists":1,"#Leuprolide acetate (Lupron) — a gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) agonist":1,"#These injectable drugs work by preventing the natural LH surge that triggers ovulation:":1,"#In some treatment plans, especially IVF, your REI may prescribe medications to prevent ovulation from happening too soon. When your body is growing multiple eggs, estrogen levels rise quickly, which may signal ovulation before the follicles are ready for retrieval. Ovulation suppression medications give your follicles more time to mature.":1,"#Fertility medications that prevent premature ovulation":1,"#Fertility medications are prescription drugs that help people reach their family-building goals. They may be used for ovulation induction (OI) or controlled ovarian hyperstimulation (COH) during in vitro fertilization (IVF).":1,"#Amount you may be expected to pay is approximately: $1350 to $1500":1,"#Talk to your Progyny Care Advocate. They can help you understand your benefit and connect you with a clinic. You may also want to watch this step-by-step video about what it’s like during your first egg freezing consultation.":1,"#What’s the first step if I decide to freeze my eggs?":1,"#Medical history and ability to undergo a short surgical procedure":1,"#Ovarian reserve (egg supply)":1,"#If you’re planning for a family in the future but now isn’t the right time, fertility preservation may be an option.":1,"#Body mass index and age":1,"#If you have other questions or concerns, Progyny is here for you. Please contact your Progyny Care Advocate for support.":1,"#Yes. Each menstrual cycle produces new eggs, which are unaffected by a prior retrieval. Egg freezing does not usually affect your future fertility potential.":1,"#Can I still try to conceive without medication or treatment after egg freezing?":1,"#Yes. You may need to transfer frozen tissue when moving, switching clinics, or using a gestational carrier. Not all clinics accept tissue from outside facilities, so confirm with your clinic first.":1,"#Can frozen eggs or embryos be moved to another facility?":1,"#Research shows that eggs, embryos, and sperm can remain frozen indefinitely without losing quality.":1,"#How long can eggs or embryos stay frozen?":1,"#Only mature eggs are frozen. There is no test to confirm an egg’s ability to fertilize or result in a pregnancy. The biggest factor influencing success is your age at the time of freezing.":1,"#How do you know if retrieved eggs are viable?":1,"#Anyone considering fertility preservation for personal or medical reasons may be a candidate. It’s important to meet with a reproductive endocrinologist (REI) to discuss your situation. Some factors your fertility specialist may review include:":1,"#Usually, the steps are the same. Depending on your treatment plan, your doctor may recommend waiting before the next cycle—or moving directly into in vitro fertilization. If you plan to do IVF right away, ask whether fertilizing the eggs now — rather than freezing them — could maximize survival and embryo development.":1,"#Does the process change if I plan another treatment, like IVF, afterwards?":1,"#Your REI can estimate based on your age and ovarian reserve. Bloodwork and ultrasound results provide a range, but the actual number may differ.":1,"#Can you predict how many eggs will be retrieved?":1,"#Possible short-term side effects include bloating, breast tenderness, and light cramping after retrieval. Most people feel better within a few days.":1,"#The medicine stimulate your ovaries to produce multiple eggs in one cycle. The dosage and response vary by individual. Your REI will design a plan for you.":1,"#What should I know about these medicine and injections?":1,"#An egg retrieval procedure at your clinic":1,"#Monitoring through bloodwork and ultrasounds":1,"#Fertility medicine you give yourself at home with small injections":1,"#Who may be a good candidate for egg freezing?":1,"#The process usually includes:":1,"#What does the egg freezing process involve?":1,"#This depends on your circumstances. If you have a partner or sperm donor, you may be able to freeze embryos. Some people choose to freeze both eggs and embryos for added options.":1,"#Should I freeze eggs, embryos, or both?":1,"#The number depends on your age, ovarian reserve, and how you respond to medicine. On average, many people under 35 may need 10 to 15 mature eggs for a reasonable chance at one live birth; older than 35 usually requires more.":1,"#These tests provide rough estimates of egg quantity. They do not measure egg quality or guarantee future fertility.":1,"#Antral follicle count, measured by ultrasound":1,"#Tests that may be used include:":1,"#Ovarian reserve refers to the number of eggs in your ovaries. REIs use this information to guide your options and next steps.":1,"#If you’re planning for a family in the future but now isn’t the right time, fertility preservation may be an option. This includes egg or embryo freezing, which allows you to preserve your fertility for later use.":1,"#Talk with your doctor to see if this test is right for you.":1,"#You are using embryos from an egg donor.":1,"#You have a limited number of embryos.":1,"#You’ve had unsuccessful embryo transfers in the past.":1,"#Your doctor may suggest this test if:":1,"#Why your REI may suggest this test":1,"#Professional organizations caution that the evidence is limited, so many fertility specialists reserve it for select situations.":1,"#Hormones are generally consistent from month to month, but certain factors can influence your implantation window. This test may help fine-tune the timing of embryo transfer, but it’s not recommended for everyone. Talk with your doctor to learn more.":1,"#Occasionally, results are inconclusive. In that case, a repeat mock cycle and biopsy may be required.":1,"#Your lining had already passed the ideal window. This suggests progesterone started too early. A repeat biopsy may be needed to confirm timing, and your transfer protocol may shorten progesterone exposure by 12 to 24 hours.":1,"#Post-receptive":1,"#Your lining was not ready yet due to insufficient progesterone exposure. Your future transfer cycle may include additional time on progesterone — often 12 to 24 hours more than the standard six days.":1,"#Understanding why timing matters can help explain the test’s purpose. In a natural menstrual cycle, after ovulation, your body produces the hormone progesterone. Progesterone prepares the uterus for implantation and supports early pregnancy, but the exact timing of this process can vary slightly from person to person.":1,"#Pre-receptive":1,"#Your lining was within the window of implantation, meaning progesterone exposure was timed correctly. Your doctor may recommend using the same protocol for the actual transfer.":1,"#Receptive":1,"#They usually fall into one of three categories:":1,"#At the lab, specialists analyze genes from the tissue sample to assess whether your uterine lining is receptive to an embryo.":1,"#Once the lining is ready, your doctor performs an endometrial biopsy. A small piece of tissue is removed from the uterus and sent to the lab. The biopsy can cause some cramping, but it’s quick, doesn’t require anesthesia, and is often done in the consultation room.":1,"#A mock cycle, or practice cycle, is needed to mimic how your uterus responds to hormones before the real transfer cycle.":1,"#Your endometrial lining and hormone levels are monitored with ultrasound and bloodwork. This usually follows the same protocol as a frozen embryo transfer cycle and may include medications, such as progesterone.":1,"#If your doctor suggests an ERA biopsy, here’s what typically happens:":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">This test is not recommended for everyone.</strong> That’s because research has not shown consistent improvements in live birth rates compared with standard embryo transfer timing. Professional organizations caution that the evidence is limited, so many reproductive endocrinologists (REIs), or fertility specialists, reserve it for select situations.":1,"#Endometrial receptivity testing, often called an endometrial receptivity assay (ERA), is a diagnostic biopsy of the uterus. The goal is to identify the window of progesterone exposure that is most favorable for an embryo to implant.":1,"#Amount you may be expected to pay is approximately: $582 to $711":1,"#Episode 1: Scrambled movie, male fertility and covid pregnancies":1,"#Episode 1: Scrambled Movie, Male Fertility & Covid Pregnancies":1,"#الأساطير الرئيسية حول مستويات عالية من الهرمونات المحفزة للبصيلات.":1,"#معدل.":1,"#Traduction...":1,"#Traduction..":1,"#Traduction.":1,"#Read more - open in a new tab":1,"#Download the REPORT - open in a new tab":1,"#Milliman - open in a new tab":1,"#Does Progyny offer payment plans for treatment?":1,"#If you have Progyny Rx coverage, you’ll also receive invoices for medications, which can take up to 45 days to process after dispensing. You can pay your Progyny invoices using your health savings account or flexible spending account.":1,"#You can expect to receive invoices from Progyny for covered services, including tests, office visits, and treatment. Invoices are usually processed within 45 days after your treatment cycle is complete and will outline your cost share for each service.":1,"#When will I receive my bill, and how can I pay it?":1,"#Once you reach your out-of-pocket maximum, your insurance company covers 100% of eligible services for the rest of the year.":1,"#Your financial responsibility depends on your specific health plan and where you are in your plan year. At the start of each plan year, your deductible and out-of-pocket maximum may reset. This means you’ll pay out of pocket for covered medical services — including fertility care — until you meet your deductible or out-of-pocket maximum.":1,"#You can always reach out to your Progyny Care Advocate (PCA) for more information, guidance, and support.":1,"#Below are answers to some of the most frequently asked financial questions to help you prepare for your next steps.":1,"#PCAs are fertility experts trained to provide clinical, financial, and emotional support throughout your journey. Contact your PCA for guidance on treatment options, appointment preparation, and any questions about your benefit.":1,"#Yes, you can set up an interest-free payment plan with Progyny. Contact your PCA to learn more.":1,"#Progyny is here to support you every step of the way as you navigate your fertility and family-building journey — including understanding your financial responsibilities. We want to make sure you have the tools you need to make informed decisions about your care.":1,"#Updated by the Progyny Editorial Team — October 2025.":1,"#Obstructive azoospermia can result from issues in the ducts that carry sperm or problems with ejaculation, including:":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">Normal hormone levels</strong> – Hormone signals from the brain are working and sperm are being made, but a blockage prevents release.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">Normal-size testes</strong> – The testes still make sperm, but the sperm cannot pass through the reproductive tract.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">Low-volume ejaculate</strong> – The rest of the reproductive tract still makes semen, but the volume is lower and doesn’t contain sperm.":1,"#People with obstructive azoospermia often have:":1,"#Evaluation":1,"#Obstructive azoospermia is when the testes are making sperm, but a physical blockage prevents sperm from mixing with semen during ejaculation.":1,"#nurse consulting with male patient":1},"version":24336}]