Prevent Thalassemia with IVF

New hope for Thalassemia patients & carriers:

We can prevent Thalassemia with IVF treatment and Genetic Diagnosis!

If you and your partner are at risk of having a baby affected by thalassemia, it is better to choose to conceive using genetic diagnosis (PGD). This will take place at a fertility clinic to make sure that only healthy embryos are implanted as part of in vitro fertilisation (IVF).

Special offer of IVF (In Vitro Fertilization) for Thalassemia patients and carriers!

Campaign Price: $ 10.500

The package includes:

• IVF treatment (including all drugs) which will be performed at the best, medically equipped hospitals in Istanbul by a team of experienced experts in the field
• PGD genetic test (Pre-Implantation Genetic Diagnosis) – to identify genetic defects within the embryo, and ensure the delivery of a healthy baby.
• Embryo biopsy
• Airport pick-up and transfer
• 24/7 Assistant and Counselling support throughout the process 

* Accommodation (Optional):  $ 1925 (21 nights, double room accommodation at a comfortable hotel, in the centre of Istanbul)
 

What is Thalassemia?

Thalassemia is an inherited (genetic) blood disorder that reduces the body’s ability to produce healthy haemoglobin and causes anaemia.  

The severity of the disease depends on the number of genes that are affected.

A thalassemia carrier does not have any symptoms or health problem. But a carrier can pass on the thalassemia gene to their children.

How will/did my child get Thalassemia?

In order for a child to get thalassemia, both parents must carry the trait for thalassemia. If both parents carry the trait (also known as “thalassemia minor”), there is a huge chance with each pregnancy that the child will be born with the severe form of the disease (thalassemia major). Children with thalassemia disease need blood transfusions every 4-6 weeks for the rest of their life which is a huge torture for children. They can die before reaching adulthood if no proper treatment is given.

Pre-Implantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD) in Fertility Treatments

For couples undergoing in vitro fertilization (IVF), pre-implantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) is a procedure undertaken to screen the embryos for a host of genetic diseases and disorders to ensure the delivery of a healthy baby. Genetic diagnosis helps physicians to identify some genetic defects within the embryo, prior to implantation, before the pregnancy is established.

Genetic diagnosis is normally recommended for couples where one or both of the parents are a known carrier of Thalassemia. The procedure involves the removal of one or two cells from an embryo which are then screened for genetic abnormalities. Genetic diagnosis identifies the embryos with chromosome abnormalities, thereby avoiding their transfer during an in vitro fertilization procedure.

Your healthy baby, born by IVF & PGD method, will give life to your other child diagnosed with Thalassemia disease!

When the bone marrow, which is received from your healthy baby who is born with IVF & PGD method, is transplanted into your child diagnosed with Thalassemia disease, your sick child will completely recover from Thalassemia.

Thanks to this treatment, Thalassemia will be annihilated and this method will not cause any damage to your healthy baby who is born with IVF-PGD method.

IVF Package for Preventing Thalassemia

• 
  IVF (In Vitro Fertilization)
  Let your baby live in your arms, not in your dreams!
  2,450 $
• 
  FIV (Fécondation In Vitro)
  Laissez votre bébé vivent dans vos bras, pas dans vos rêves.
  2,450 $
• 
  IVF (in Arabic)
  Let your baby live in your arms, not in your dreams!
  2,450 $
• 
  ЭКО (экстракорпоральное оплодотворение)
  Позвольте вашему ребенку рости в ваших руках, а не в мечтах.
  2,450 $
• 
  IVF me ICSI (fertilizimi in vitro)
  Fëmija juaj mos te jet vetem ne ënder po të jet në gjirin tuaj
  2,450 $
• 
  Prevent Thalassemia with IVF
  Thalassemia patients can have a healthy baby!
  10,500 $
• 
  Evitez la Thalassémie avec la FIV
  Des patients atteints de thalassémie peuvent avoir un bébé en bonne santé.
  10,500 $