Your personal guide to natural & assisted reproduction

Getting pregnant is not always easy. Fertilitypedia was created by physicians and fertility specialists to help couples and singles on their path to pregnancy. Use our online tools to find out your chance to conceive, interpret test results from your doctor or learn more about your personal diagnosis.

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We know that dealing with fertility issues can be complicated and scary. That is why our professional team of physicians and embryologists created Fertilitypedia to help couples and singles find their way through the jargon and stress of the journey.

Fertilitypedia's tools and resources for clients are always free of charge.

You can use Fertilitypedia to prepare for your first clinic visit or simply to get more information on preventive measures and holistic treatments. When you are ready, we can also help find the right fertility clinic for you around the world or around the corner.

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How it works

Create your Personal Health Profile

Complete the questionnaire to create a personalised overview of your reproductive health

Assess your chance to conceive

See the impact of different therapies on your chance to conceive

Diagnose yourself

Determine potential diagnoses with our online consultation tool

Learn about treatment options

Get full details about each therapy so you can feel comfortable with your choice of treatment

Connect with a clinic

Book your free online consultation with PFC - Prague Fertility Centre specialist

Your Personal Health Profile

Personalised diagnosis and risk assessment

By creating a Personal Health Profile, you can determine your risk factors, determine your chance to conceive, receive customised treatment options and connect with the right clinic for your individual needs.

Access your chance to conceive based on individual risk factors

Many individual risk factors impact a person’s chance to coceive. You can add your personal risk factors, find out whether they are affecting your fertility and get treatment options to increase your chances of getting pregnant.

Access your chance to conceive with assisted reproduction

Assisted reproduction has helped many people looking to get pregnant. Find out your chance to conceive through assisted reproduction by filling out a guided questionnaire and adding your risk factors.

Get customised price offers for your treatment

By registering, you will receive special price offers for your customized treatment plans.

Your security is guaranteed

Communication between patients and doctors is completely secured and is backed up by a unique username and password.

Reach out to multiple clinics with one click

Doctors are continually making leaps and bounds in medical discoveries.  Stay up-to-date on the latest holistic and scientific advances in reproduction.

Special offers from clinics

By registering, you will receive special offers from clinics from various locations over the world.

Facts about assisted reproduction

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More than 5 million babies have been born worldwide since 1978, thanks to assisted reproduction therapy.
39yrs
Most ART treatments take place in women aged between 30 and 39.
55%
Europe leads the world in ART, initiating approximately 55% of all reported ART cycles.
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Around 1.5 million ART cycles are performed each year worldwide, with an estimated 350,000 babies born.
1.5%
In USA approximately 1.5% of babies are born through IVF every year.
3.0%
In Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Iceland, Norway, Slovenia and Sweden more than 3.0% of all babies born were conceived by ART.
33.2%
Mean pregnancy rate per embryo transfer is 33.2% after IVF, 31.6 % after ICSI, 23.4% after frozen embryo transfer and 47.5% after egg donation. Rates are higher in younger (<35 years) patients.
ICSI
The most common fertilisation technique is ICSI. Overall, ICSI accounts for around two-thirds of all treatments worldwide, and conventional IVF around one-third.
FER
Success rates for Frozen Embryo Replacement (FER) are increasing, as are the number of FER cycles performed annually.
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Vitrification, as an efficient cryopreservation technique, has improved the outcome of both embryo and oocyte freezing.

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Our questionnaire calculates your individual risk factors, then uses real clinical data to give you personalised results.

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