Ives Medicare Foundation ( A Health NGO ) in collaboration with St.ives IVF clinic announces 50% discount promotion in the cost of Invitro Fertilization (IVF) treatment for willing couples. This initiative is in its 10th year. We identified cost as a major factor militating against stemming incidences of Infertility in Nigeria and this initiative aims to lighten up drastically the cost burden on couples who are experiencing delay in conception. With close to 2000 IVF babies to the credit of St.ives IVF unit and with the historic success story of MRS CHRISTIE OMOLARA ORURHE, a 60yrs old mother who benefitted from the programme and delivered of a baby in 2014 thus becoming the oldest IVF mum in Africa, our belief in the prospects of IVF as a solution in infertility is further strengthened. We are firmly determined to continuously make IVF accessible and relatively affordable to couples. Register bw 1st - 31st August 2018 @
St.Ives Specialist Hospital,Ikeja Branch.
12 Salvation Road,Opebi, Ikeja Lagos.
08023389610, 08098564105, 08173240193

The new state-of-the-art clinic, and first of its kind in Ogun state, will be officially opened by Senator Ibikunle amosun. Other dignitaries expected at the commissioning are Senator Lanre Tejuosho, Iyalode Alaba Lawson, and many more from the political, government and health care sectors. The hospital, sited on Olatunde Abudu Close, Ibara Housing Estate, Abeokuta, will no doubt change the face of the health sector in Ogun State. Its unique services include IVF & Fertility Clinic, Women Clinic and an out-patient Clinic. Since Dr. Babatunde Okewale, a seasoned gynecologist, opened its first outlet in Lagos, the hospital has delivered close to two thousand babies in their IVF unit, and the number is still on the rise, due to the specialist attention given to patients, a service which will now be extended to Abeokuta and Ogun state in general. The medical institution, St. Ives Health Care Centre, remains one of the leading and most respected private health care organizations in Nigeria, which was established in 1996, and offers dedicated specialist medical services in all health challenges of women, children, and family health. St. Ives’ healthcare organization, presently operates two (2) specialist hospitals, two (2) IVF & Fertility clinics, one (1) family clinic and a Health maintenance organization (HMO). The founder, Dr. Babatunde Okewale, a Fellow of the Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynecology, UK, and a father of four, was trained and qualified in 1985 as a medical doctor at the premier University College Hospital, UCH, in Ibadan, Oyo State, before he travelled to the United Kingdom, where he practiced for 10 years as an obstetrician and gynecologist at Leeds, Manchester and Oxford, all in the United Kingdom.


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St. Ives, IVF & Fertility Unit is committed to providing state-of-the-art assisted reproductive techniques (ART) such as IVF, ICSI, IUI, Sperm & Embryo Freezing, etc, at an "AFFORDABLE" cost with a resultant high pregnancy rate, in a comfortable & informal atmosphere. St.IVES,IVF Fertility Unit adopts a success-oriented approach toward infertility in that, We focus on solution (getting babies for infertile couples) rather than the problems (Doing endless unnecessary investigations and tests). At St.Ives & Fertility Unit, we focus on IVF treatment protocols that is easy, safe, less stressful and with a High pregnancy rate. OUR MISSION is providing an advanced competitive IVF and Fertility service of International standard with a high pregnancy rate at an affordable cost to couples.#ivfjourney #ivfsuccess #ivfbaby #ivf #ivfcommunity #ivfsupport #ivfpregnancy #ivficsi #ivfsisters #ivfmiracle #ivfcycle #ivftwins

You are a woman & you finding it difficult to conceive? conceive in safe Hands /2lJXSzN

A mammogram is an Xray picture of the breast. It aids in the early detection and diagnosis of breast diseases in women. Mammogram is useful In Screening or early detection of breast cancer, it can detect changes in the breast up to 2 years before a patient or the doctors can feel them. Mammogram breast screening is recommended yearly for all women above the age of 40yrs and for all women irrespective of age with a family history or an increased risk of breast cancer. If you are not sure wether you are at an increased risk visit us for an assessment of your risk.
#mammogram #breastcancer #earlydetection #diagnosis #promo #cancerscreening

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The services of a Pharmacist is needed in a reputable Multi-Specialist hospital with three(3) branches in Lagos.

Candidates must have the requisite qualification, an excellent communication & organisational skill.

All Curriculum Vitae (CV) should be sent to our.advert[at]yahoo[dot]com before 26th March, 2016.

Good day Ma, Ikeja promo is scheduled for August-September- though date has not been fixed.

duperola:

gd day.pls what month do u run ikeja promo and is the promo on all treatments?

After 30 years of marriage a woman 59 years old had her first issue: a bouncing baby boy @ St Ives Specialist Hospital. "God is a faithful and covenant keeping Father. We appreciate your loving kindness towards us". Pst & Dcns . Abodunde E.S.

We urge interested couples to take advantage of our fifty percent (50%) discount on IVF Treatments by registering between (Feb 1st - Feb 29th, 2016) at our Ikoyi Branch (6, Maitama Sule street, off Awolowo road, Ikoyi).
For inquiries call:
08023389610; 08038183212; 08101688093
You can also help inform your loved ones about our IVF promo ending on 29th Feb. You could be helping a family laugh again

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bolateetoe:
thank you wholesome grace and Godmercies.i feel better today,except for some slight body pain.I do take all medications as instructed.i hope for goodnews.

@stives why is it only your Ikoyi branch what about Ikeja?lolz

Ma, Ikeja branch discount promo runs later in the year.

St. Ives Specialist Hospital, in conjunction with Ives Medicare Foundation, hereby announces the annual 50-Percent-Discount Promotion in the cost of In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF) treatments for willing patients.
Registration for the promo starts on Monday, February 1st, 2016 and ends on Monday February 29th, 2016 and it is valid in our Ikoyi branch only; the numbers to call for further information are: 08023389610; 08038183212; 08101688093.

This initiative, which is in its 7th year since it debuted in 2010, aims to lighten up drastically the cost burden on couples who are experiencing delay in procreation as a result of one fertility challenge or the other.

At St. Ives, we have identified cost as a major factor militating against stemming incidences of infertility in Nigeria. To this end, we have further been strengthened in our resolve to continuously make IVF accessible and relatively affordable to couples. Therefore, we urge interested couples to take this fifty percent (50%) discount advantage and register for the treatment

It is that period of the year again when St. Ives Specialist Hospital makes In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF) treatments affordable and accessible.
The Management of St. Ives Specialist Hospital, in conjunction with Ives Medicare Foundation, hereby announces the annual 50-Percent-Discount Promotion in the cost of In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF) treatments for willing patients.
Registration for the promo starts on Monday, February 1st, 2016 and ends on Monday February 29th, 2016 and it is valid in Ikoyi branch only; the numbers to call for further information are: 08023389610; 08038183212, 08101688093.

This initiative, which is in its 7th year since it debuted in 2010, aims to lighten up drastically the cost burden on couples who are experiencing delay in procreation as a result of one fertility challenge or the other.

At St. Ives, we have identified cost as a major factor militating against stemming incidences of infertility in Nigeria. To this end, we have further been strengthened in our resolve to continuously make IVF accessible and relatively affordable to couples. Therefore, we urge interested couples to take this fifty percent (50%) discount advantage and register for the treatment within the period stated above.

It is that period of the year again when St. Ives Hospital makes In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF) treatments affordable and accessible.
The Management of St. Ives Specialist Hospital, in conjunction with Ives Medicare Foundation, hereby announces the annual 50-Percent-Discount Promotion in the cost of In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF) treatments for willing patients.
Registration for the promo starts on Monday, February 1st, 2016 and ends on Monday February 29th, 2016 and it is valid in our Ikoyi branch only; the numbers to call for further information are: 08023389610; 08038183212; 08101688093.

This initiative, which is in its 7th year since it debuted in 2010, aims to lighten up drastically the cost burden on couples who are experiencing delay in procreation as a result of one fertility challenge or the other.

At St. Ives, we have identified cost as a major factor militating against stemming incidences of infertility in Nigeria. To this end, we have further been strengthened in our resolve to continuously make IVF accessible and relatively affordable to couples. Therefore, we urge interested couples to take this fifty percent (50%) discount advantage and register for the treatment within the period stated above.

It is that period of the year again when St. Ives Specialist Hospital makes In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF) treatments affordable and accessible.

The Management of St. Ives Hospital, in conjunction with Ives Medicare Foundation, hereby announces her annual 50-Percent-Discount in the cost of In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF) treatments for willing parents and couples.
Registration for the promo starts on Monday, August 3, 2015 and ends on Monday, August 31, 2015.

This initiative, which is in its 7th edition (over 2 branches) since it debuted in 2010, aims to lighten up the cost burden on couples who are experiencing delay in procreation as a result of one fertility challenge or the other.
Our belief in the prospects of IVF has further been reimbursed by the recent success story of Mrs. Christie Omolara Orurhe, a 60-year old mother who was delivered of a baby by our team on Monday June 16, 2014; thus creating a new African record as the oldest IVF mum, and equaling that of the United Kingdom.

This success and others before, is a confirmation that the age factor is less emphasized in our decision to treat women with infertility challenges. What is important is the physical condition of the mother. Older women generally make better parents in our experience.

At St. Ives, we have identified cost as a major factor militating against stemming incidences of infertility in Nigeria. To this end, we have further been strengthened in our resolve to continuously make IVF accessible and relatively affordable to couples. Therefore, we urge interested couples to take this fifty percent (50%) discount advantage and register for the treatment in our OPEBI BRANCH within the period stated above (August 3 - August 31, 2015).

For further enquiries call: 08036128000; 08098564105, 08173240193, 08023389610, 07088727358

Ives Medicare Foundation in conjunction with St. Ives Specialist Hospital, IVF & Fertility Unit presents her annual HALF-PRICE DISCOUNT PROMO on IVF Treatment at St. Ives Specialist Hospital, OPEBI (IKEJA) BRANCH.
This PROMO REGISTRATION is ON and VALID within our OPEBI-IKEJA BRANCH.
Registration is between 3rd August, 2015 - 31st August, 2015.
For more enquiries:
Call: 08036128000; 08098564105; 08023389610; 08173240193; 07088727358.
OR visit:
www.stivesng.com
To participate:
Walk into our Opebi Branch at: 12, Salvation Road; Opebi, Lagos.

caropy: Need to tell someone about dis.

But assuming she has like half of the money now, can she come n deposit and then pay up in october?

I will send her this link, pls reply so she can read it.

What the sucess rate on this promo?

Please kindly Call these numbers below for a proper clarification.
08036128000, 07011799959.

zeezzy: @poster,50% discount?that's gud o.so how much is it?give us a breakdown.Consultation,Test,procedure,drugs ....

The total package is : 520k

Registration - --20k

Lab Test ------- 50k

Procedures & Drugs --- 450k


Registration closes September 30th 2013. Take advantage of our limited time offer.

St Ives IVF & FERTILITY UNIT offers its annual 50% price discount on IVF treatment in October. To enjoy the 50% price discount, register at either its Ikoyi or Ikeja branch between September 9th to September 30th 2013.

For enquiries:

Visit us today @; 6, Maitama Sule street, off Awolowo Road, Ikoyi, Lagos

OR
12, Salvation Road, Opebi Ikeja Lagos,
4, Mojidi Street, Off Toyin Ikeja
Tel:08039494531, 07088727358
email: info@stivesng.com
Website: www.stivesng.com

World wide cervical cancer is the second most common and the 5th deadliest cancer in women. Approximately 80% of cervical cancer now occurs in developing countries such as Nigeria.
Cervical cancer is common among female sex workers. It is rare in Nuns, except for those who had been sexually active before entering the convent. Cervical cancer is more common in the second wives of men whose first wife died from cervical cancer. Cervical cancer is rare in Jewish women. To read more: http://stiveshospital..com/



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wumicipm: Good day,

I have uterine fibroid and I'm in the process of having it remove. Has anyone gone through the process and what are the side effects? Are there alternative treatment order than surgery? Please I'll like your take on this. Thank you

The treatment of uterine fibroid depends on many factors,the size,the parity,whether its causing the person to bleed causing severe pain or have leg swelling and the age of the person.the major treatment is by surgery ( Myomectomy or Hysterectomy)there are some categories of patients that drugs are used to shrink the fibroid instead of surgery.For more details contact the addresses below.Thank You.

St. Ives specialist Hospital

12, Salvation Road, Opebi Ikeja Lagos.
Tel:08039494531, 07088727358, 01-9500952
OR
6, Maitama Sule street, off Awolowo Road, Ikoyi, Lagos.
Tel: 08101688093, 08089138631, 07045958989
website: www.stivesng.com

One out of every ten women develops cancer of the breast (an incidence of 10%)

Among women who are 25 – 74 years of age, breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer mortality.

Cancinoma of the breast is more common on the left breast than the right. It is more common in the outer than the inner quadrant.

Cancer of the breast is commoner in women who have no children and in women who have not breast fed.

Cancer of the breast is 5 times more likely to occur in women who have family history of breast cancer.

Cancer of the breast is one of the leading causes of death from all causes of death in women between ages 39 to 44 years.

The typical presentation of breast cancer is that of a lump in the breast which in the early stages is isolated, movable and painless.
As the cancer advances, fixation, retraction of skin or nipple, ulceration, pain, redness and ancillary masses may appear.
EARLY detection depends on SELF examination by women at monthly intervals and twice yearly by physicians. Breast self examination (BSE) should be performed monthly, one week after the menses.
To make an early diagnosis the DOCTOR must have a high degree of suspicion regarding all breast lumps as well as a basic knowledge of breast problems.

The most common type of breast lesions and their frequencies are: fibrocystic disease 34% breast cancer 27% fibroadenoma 19% intraductal papilloma 6%, duct ectasia 4% other types of breast lesions 11%.

Patients at high risk of breast cancer are:

Those over the age of 40 years

Those with a family history of breast cancer

Women who have never been pregnant or never had children.

Women having their first baby after age 35 years.

Women with a previous history of cancer in one breast

Women with explosure of breast to excessive ionizing radiation.

Women with endometrial or ovarian cancer

Women with high dietary intake of fat.

Women with chronic psychological stress.

Women leaving in the western hemisphere of Europe or America.

White women in the upper socio economic group.

Biopsy is mandatory in breast lumps, any suspicion found by mammogram or breast scan even if there are no clinical findings. It is also mandatory in any serous or bloody nipple discharge even if there are no lumps, and mammograms are negative. A woman should have a baseline mammogram between age 35 to 40 years of age. Between 40 and 50 years, mammogram are recommended every other year, after 50 years of age, yearly mammogram are recommended.
15% of patients who survive treatment of the initial breast cancer for 3 or more years develop cancer in the opposite breast.

Contralateral hidden cancers are seen in about 25% of patients with breast cancer recently proved on one side.35% of women with untreated breast cancer are known to survive for 5 years.
Irrespective of all diagnosis, techniques including mammogram, some cancers still unfortunately still elude early detection. Reliance for early detection of breast cancer must be placed on self examination.
Recommendations for surgery, radiation and chemotherapy depends on the type, size, location and the extent of the tumour, the patient’s age, relation to the menopause and other factors.
Breast monthly self examination (BSE), breast scan and mammogram in those of high risk group aids early detection and treatment.

What is breast Cancer?

Breast cancer is a malignant tumour (a collection of cancer cells) arising from the cells of the breast. Although breast cancer predominantly occurs in women, it can also affect men.
What Causes Breast Cancer

There are many risk factors that increase the chance of developing breast cancer. Some of the breast cancer risk factors can be modified (such as alcohol) while other cannot be influenced (such as age).

Age: -
The chances of breast cancer increases as you get older.

Family: -
The risk of breast cancer is higher among women who have relatives with the disease. Having a close relative with the disease (sister, mother, daughter) doubles a woman’s risk.

Previous Breast Cancer: -
Having been diagnosed with breast cancer in one breast increases the risk of cancer in the other breast or a recurrence in the same breast.

Menstruation: -
Women who started their menstruation as a younger age (before 12) or went through menopause later (after 55 years have a slightly increased risk.


Breast Tissue: -
Women with dense breast tissue on mammogram have a higher risk of breast cancer.

Race:-
White women have a higher risk of developing breast cancer, but African Americans and black women have more aggressive tumours when they do develop breast cancer.
Exposure to previous chest radiation increases the risk of breast cancer.
Having no children or the first child after age 30 increases the risk of breast cancer.
Breast feeding for one and a half to 2 years slightly lowers the risk of breast cancer.
Being overweight or obese increases the risk of breast cancer.


Breast Cancer Symptoms and Signs

The most common signs of breast cancer are a new lump or mass in the breast. In addition, the following are possible signs of breast cancer:
Nipple discharge or redness
Breast or nipple pain
Swelling of part of the breast or dumpling.


How is Breast Cancer Diagnosed?

Although breast cancer can be diagnosed by the above signs and symptoms, the use of screening MAMMOGRAM has made it possible to detect many of the cancers early before they cause any symptoms.
Women age 40 years and older should have a screening MAMMOGRAM every year and should continue to do so as long as they are in good health.
Women in their 20s and 30s should have a clinical and self breast examination regularly by their gynaecologist during any gynaecological encounters.


What is Treatment of Breast Cancer?

Patients with breast cancers have many treatment options. Most treatments are adjusted to the type of cancer and the staging group.

Surgery: -
Most women with breast cancer will require surgery. The surgery could be breast conserving surgery or mastectomy.
Breast conserving surgery will only remove part of the breast. (Partial Mastectomy) and usually followed by radiation therapy.
Mastectomy means all the breast tissues are removed.
Radical mastectomy means the whole breast tissue is removed in addition to the axillary lymph nodes and the chest wall muscles.

Radiation Therapy: -
Destroys cancer through external beam radiation or through branchy therapy.

Chemotherapy: -
chemotherapy is the treatment of breast cancers with medications given either through intravenous injections or orally.

Adjuvant Chemotherapy means chemotherapy is given after the surgery.
Neo adjuvant Chemotherapy means it is given before the surgery.

Hormone Therapy: -
This is usually used to prevent or reduce the risk of breast cancer recurrence. Tamoxifen prevents oestrogen from binding to oestrogen receptors on the breast cells. Other hormones that can be used are Fulvestrant, Aromatase inhibitors such as letrozole, anatrozole and exemestane.

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Uterine fibroid is the most common benign (not cancerous) tumour of a woman uterus (womb). Fibroids are tumours of the smooth muscle that is normally found in the wall of the uterus.
They can develop within the uterine wall or attaché to it. They may grow as single tumours or in clusters.
Uterine fibroids can cause excessive menstrual bleeding, pelvic pain and frequent urination. Even though they are called benign (not cancerous) tumours, fibroids potentially can cause many health problems.
Fibroid growth occurs in up to 50% of all women and they are a leading cause of hysterectomy (removal of uterus) in Europe and America.
Fibroids starts in muscle tissues of the uterus they can grow into uterine cavity (submucosal) into the thickness of the uterine wall (intramural) or on the surface of the uterus (subserosal) into the abdominal cavity. Some may occur as pedunculated masses.

Uterine Fibroid Causes.
The exact reasons why some women develop fibroids are unknown. Fibroids tend to run in families. Women of Africa descent (blacks) are 2 0r 3 times more likely to develop fibroids than women of other races.
Fibroids grow in response to stimulation by the female hormone (oestrogen) produced naturally in the body. These growths can show up as early as 20 and shrink after menopause when the body stops producing large amount of oestrogen.
Fibroids can be small and cause no problems, but they can also grow to weigh several kilograms. Fibroids generally grow slowly.

The following factors have been associated with the presence of fibroids:

Being overweight (obesity).
Never having given birth to a child.
Onset of menstruation period before age 10.
African and African heritage (3 – 9 times often than in Caucasian women).
Uterine Fibroid Symptoms.

Most fibroids, even large ones, produce no symptoms. These masses are often found incidentally during a normal pelvic examination.

When women do experience symptoms, the most common are the following:
Irregular vaginal bleeding or an increase in menstrual bleeding known as menorrhagia, sometimes with blood clots.
Pressure on the bladder which may cause frequency in urination and a sense or urgency to urinate and very rarely inability to urinate.
Pressure in the rectum, resulting in constipation.
Pelvic pressure, resulting in lower abdominal pain.
Increase in size around the waist and abdominal swelling. Some women need to increase their cloth size but not because of significant weight gain.

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Tel: 08101688093, 08089138631, 07045958989
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4, Mojidi Street, Off Toyin Street, Ikeja Lagos.
Tel:08039494531, 07088727358, 01-9500952
website: www.stivesng.com

Menstrual cramps are pain in the belly and pelvic areas that are experienced by a woman as a result of her menstrual period. Menstrual cramps are not the same as the discomfort felt during premenstrual syndrome (PMS). Although the symptoms of both disorders can sometimes be experienced as a continual process. Many women suffers from both PMS and menstrual cramps


How Common is Menstrual Cramps?
Menstrual cramps of some degree affects more than an estimated 50% of women and among these up to 15% would describe their menstrual cramps as severe. Nearly 90% of adolescent girls report having menstrual cramps.


What is Dysmenorrhea?
The medical term for menstrual cramps is dysmenorrhea. There are 2 types of dysmenorrhea primary and secondary.
In primary dysmenorrhea, there is no underlying gynaecological problem causing the pain. This type cramping may begin within 6 months to a year following menarche (the beginning of menstruation), the time when a girl starts having menstrual periods. Menstrual cramps typically do not begin before the onset of ovulation. Therefore, an adolescent girl may not experience dysmenorrhea until months to year following the onset of menstruation.
In secondary dysmenorrhea, some underlying abnormal conditions....

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The philosophy of care in any infertility clinic should be a success oriented approach (getting infertile couples pregnant) rather than the usual problem oriented approach (doing endless, useless and unnecessary investigations) as is the norm in our environments these days.
In a problem oriented approach, a lot of time, money and effort would be wasted by the doctors concentrating on a long list of useless and fanciful tests and investigations. Many of these investigations do not affect the treatment or the outcome of the treatment options.
It is bad enough being infertile, but for the infertile couples to go through endless tests and investigations that add no value to the outcome of any treatment option DRAINS them emotionally and financially.
Keeping the investigations complex however helps some clinics to justify the abnormally high fees they charge to reach a diagnosis.
Couples that come to doctors for infertility want to have babies, not unnecessary extended investigations and..... read more

by visiting our : http://stiveshospital..com/2013/07/guilde-to-infertility-investigations.html

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Tel: 08101688093, 08089138631, 07045958989
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4, Mojidi Street, Off Toyin Street, Ikeja Lagos.
Tel:08039494531, 07088727358, 01-9500952
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you can also read more: http://stiveshospital..com/2013/07/another-53-year-old-woman-ivf-success.html
http://stivesng.com/news/53_year_old_woman_delivers_twin.html
http://www.punchng.com/health/53-year-old-woman-delivers-twins-20-years-after-marriage/

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onyejiuwau: This is God of possibility, it's time for you to prove and glorify yourself in the life this couple and family. Please where is the place and address, so i can direct my sister to go. 13yrs of childlessness.please reply now.

Visit us @ St. Ives Specialist Hospital

12 Salvation Road Opebi Allen, Ikeja Lagos.

For free consultation please call 08038183212 between 8:00 am and 7:00 pm, Monday - Saturday.

Reproduction is a normal human event for the survival of the human race. Infertility affects 25% of couples of reproductive age.
Around 50% of infertility has a male factor as a cause. Many men are in denial. They equate good erection and great sexual prowess with fertility. Many men tend to believe that infertility problems are more likely to be women’s fault.
Male fertility is on the decline markedly as a result of modern lifestyle. There is increasing evidence that the quality and the quantity of sperm that men produce has declined over the past 30 years due to many causes such as environmental pollution, stress, alcohol, smoking and increased incidence of sexually transmitted diseases. The advent of IVF and other Assisted Reproductive Techniques (ART) has helped several thousand otherwise infertile couples to have children. However, about 10% of couples will still be left with the inability to have children because IVF does not work for everyone.

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4, Mojidi Street, Off Toyin Street, Ikeja Lagos.
Tel:08039494531, 07088727358, 01-9500952

lion042: We need picture of the woman and kids, lair

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It is even in the http://dailypost.com.ng online newsapaper.

You can also buy the Saturday "June 29, 2013" Vanguard of Saturday and The Punch Newspaper of Wednesday, July 3, 2013. It is all there in the news.