I’m a nutritionist, so I like to think I have a good handle on my health. A few years ago, I did a full health check-up in Korea and the results came back saying my “internal age” was 10 years younger. Naturally, I thought, Great! I’ve got plenty of time…
IVF cost in Korea for international patients is approximately $7,000–$10,000 USD per cycle, including medication, monitoring, egg retrieval, fertilization and embryo transfer.
If you’re Korean, you probably already know the names CHA Fertility Center and Maria Fertility Hospital. They’re everywhere: your aunt mentions them, your OB trained there, and community groups have strong opinions about which one is best. But if you’re not Korean, comparing your options can be confusing.
Confused about which supplements to take for optimal fertility? Let’s break it down—here are three simple steps to figure out your supplement regimen.
Paperwork and fineprint is nobody’s favourite part of planning fertility treatment abroad. The last thing you want is to arrive in Korea and discover you’re missing a document or surprised to learn an important detail that surprise you.
Wonder how IVF works for someone who is almost out of eggs? That’s me at 38, being told my body’s hitting menopause early. Doctors back home said I should…
By Hellynn J I’ve been sharing my IVF journey since last year and oh boy, it’s been a long ride.
In 2023, I traveled to South Korea to embark on my IVF journey. As I have diminished ovarian reserve and consequently a super low AMH, I needed to find…