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+233 322 034 421 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Mon-Sat)
info@trustcaregh.com
+233 322 034 421 
SERVICES
A sterile salt solution (Normal Saline) is put into the womb and transvaginal ultrasound scan is done to check the cavity of the womb.
Fresh embryos give better pregnancy rate and outcome than frozen embryos. However in situations where we have left-over very good grade embryos we preserve these embryos for future use.
Male partners who stay abroad or are travelling can have their sperms preserved in our lab, to be used for the female partner later.
After obtaining the eggs and the sperms, the clinical embryologist (laboratory scientist) injects the sperms into the eggs (one sperm into one egg), then put these sperm-injected eggs into dish and then into the incubator for fertilization to occur, the resulting embryo(s) is then transferred into the woman’s womb. This is usually done if the sperms are very few.
n certain conditions sperms are not present in the ejaculate due to absence or blockage of the tube carrying the sperm from the testes. In these cases, minor surgery can be performed to obtain sperm from the reproductive tract. These sperms are functionally competent but can only swim very weakly, if at all. However, they can be injected into and successfully fertilise eggs using the ICSI technique.
A special equipment with a light source is used to study the contents of the abdomen and pelvis and particularly check if the ovaries (egg organs) look normal and the fallopian tubes (egg channels) are patent (open along the whole length). Laparoscopy can also be used to do surgical operations in the abdomen and the pelvis.
Team
Years of experience
Happy New Babies
Doctors & Specialists
TEAM
CONSULTANT GYNAECOLOGIST | FERTILITY SPECIALIST
The former Head of Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, School of Medical Sciences, University of Science and Technology, and the Komfo Anokye Teaching
VISITING CONSULTANT GYNAECOLOGIST | FERTILITY SPECIALIST
Had his Specialist OB/GYN (Fellowship) training in the West African College of Surgeons with elective training in University of Michigan, USA. He holds MPH in Reproductive health
VISITING CONSULTANT GYNAECOLOGIST | FERTILITY SPECIALIST
Had his Specialist OB/GYN (Fellowship) training in the West African College of Surgeons with elective training in University of Michigan, USA. He had his subspecialty training in Reproductive Medicine
Are You Having Problems Getting Pregnant ? Are You Looking for a Place Where You Can Get Help ?
God can use the Trustcare Specialiist Hospital Fertility Centre - Trufert to help you Get pregnant. Services avialable to assist couples to achieve conception -- called Assisted Conception Procedures include the following.
We believe that THE ALMIGHTY GOD is the IN-CHARGE of this centre; “…We are simply God’s servants by whom we are led to believe. Each one of us does the work which the Lord tells us to do. We sow the seed…but it is God who makes the plant grow. For we are partners working together for God and you (our clients) are God’s field”. 1 Cor 3:5-9. So when you come to TRUSTCARE FERTILITY CENTRE (TRUFERT ), have faith in GOD and trust that He is going to use us to let you have your baby/babies
After obtaining the eggs and the sperms, the clinical embryologist (laboratory scientist) injects the sperms into the eggs (one sperm into one egg), then put these sperm-injected eggs into dish and then into the incubator for fertilization to occur, the resulting embryo(s) is then transferred into the woman’s womb. This is usually done if the sperms are very few
Intra Uterine Insemination (IUI) -This involves obtaining semen from male partner or donor, preparing the semen sample and putting the sperms into the woman’s womb at the time she is about to release her egg(s) (ovulate).This is done for various conditions which you will be told of when you come for the counseling and service
Intra Uterine Insemination (IUI)-This involves obtaining semen from male partner or donor, preparing the semen sample and putting the sperms into the woman’s womb at the time she is about to release her egg(s) (ovulate).This is done for various conditions which you will be told of when you come for the counseling and service
Sperm Preservation-Male partners who stay abroad or are travelling can have their sperms preserved in our lab, to be used for the female partner later.
Embryo Preservation-Fresh embryos give better pregnancy rate and outcome than frozen embryos. However in situations where we have left-over very good grade embryos we preserve these embryos for future use.
Surgical Sperm Recovery-In certain conditions sperms are not present in the ejaculate due to absence or blockage of the tube carrying the sperm from the testes. In these cases, minor surgery can be performed to obtain sperm from the reproductive tract. These sperms are functionally competent but can only swim very weakly, if at all. However, they can be injected into and successfully fertilise eggs using the ICSI technique.
This involves obtaining eggs from the female partner or a donor, obtaining sperms from male partner or a donor, preparing the eggs and sperms, putting them in a laboratory glass dish then into machine (incubator) to fertilize (fuse together) and transferring the fertilized egg(s) called embryo(s) into the womb of the woman. This is commonly done if both Fallopian tubes are blocked, or the sperms are too few, or another woman’s eggs are going to be used for fertilization, or the woman’s eggs has to be stored for future use due to a disease condition requiring the surgical removal of both ovaries or another woman is going to carry the pregnancy or intrauterine insemination(IUI, see below) fails to result in pregnancy
