May 13, 2020

Kyyiv, May 13, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - Infertility is a diagnosis that over 50 million couples worldwide will at some point be hearing within their lifetimes. One fertility clinic in Ukraine creates solutions for many infertility problems.
Ilaya, originating as a small collaboration of a handful of innovative doctors and scientists in 2011, has since been able to expand their practice across the globe, while simultaneously expanding treatment options across the board. Ilaya has been researching and developing novel treatments in the background for years. Using cutting-edge technology and advanced medical procedures.
Recently, Ilaya reported exceptionally positive results with a novel treatment for endometrial hypoplasia- an issue that arises when the uterine tissue is compromised, or cannot grow adequately, resulting in infertility. By using the patient's own cells, Ilaya has created a procedure in which they externally grow and then reimplant new and thriving endometrial tissue. The clinic also offers its own cryogenics bank for clients to store genetic material safely and effectively, which allows them a 98% viability rate for embryos post-cryogenics.
Each medical procedure is carried out in-house. Making clinic visits, laboratory demands, and medical care bundled under one roof, further cutting down on costs and frustrations for already emotionally sapped patients. Despite the futuristic sound of the available treatments, clients seem happy to declare their satisfaction with the care and comfort the facilities provide. Creating a much-needed balance between the healthcare of the future and the general comfort of patients that are in their lobby today.
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