Author: Dexeus Mujer

What should I do with the embryos I won’t be able to use?

If  you have undergone a fertility treatment – or are currently undergoing one – you probably know that having multiple embryos can increase the chances of achieving a pregnancy. Therefore, having more than one embryo available is usually good news. However, the results of the treatment are not always predictable: you may conceive on the first cycle, you may need more than one or, in some cases, you may not achieve your desired goal. When the process ends – whether because you have had the number of children you wished for, have decided not to continue with further cycles,...

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2025 Humanitarian Project in Cameroon: Help us make it happen!

On 26 January 2025, a team of gynaecologists from Dexeus will once again set off on a humanitarian mission to Cameroon to provide medical care to the population and train local surgeons. Their goal is to perform at least 50 surgeries for the most common gynaecological conditions affecting African women. The project is led by Elisa Beltrame, in collaboration with the Dexeus Mujer Foundation and the Jean-Félicien Gacha Foundation. Our team includes Dr Pere Barri Soldevila, Dr Alberto Rodríguez Melcón and Dr Núria Barbany, as well as three fourth-year gynaecology residents: Dr Berta Cortés, Dr Eugenia Morillo and Dr...

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When are you ‘too old’ to be a mother?

For some years now, we are no longer surprised — or at least less surprised — by the news of women who have given birth to children after the age of 45 or older. Brigitte Nielsen, Janet Jackson, Cameron Diaz, Naomi Campbell and Halle Berry are just a few examples. In Spain, the motherhood of celebrities such as Anne Igartiburu, Sofía Mazagatos and Ana Rosa Quintana has been the subject of tabloid headlines. This is an increasingly common phenomenon, and not just among celebrities. According to data from the Spanish National Statistics Institute (INE), the percentage of women in...

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Our best gift is your trust

Christmas is the time for gifts and gratitude. That is why at Dexeus Mujer, we want to thank you for your trust and reaffirm, once again, our commitment to continue offering you the best. Our goal for 2025 is to continue to be by your side, taking care of your health and helping you to live a healthy and fulfilling life. For us, your confidence in choosing us and trusting us at every stage of your life is a gift. For the greatest gift we can receive is your trust. Thank you and happy holidays from the entire Dexeus Mujer...

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Do fibroids affect fertility? 

Fibroids are growths made up of muscle tissue that develop in the uterus. They affect 1 in 5 women of reproductive age, so they are very common. Fibroids vary significantly in size — from as small as 5 mm to as large as 20 cm — although most do not exceed 4 or 5 cm. Furthermore, they can grow during a woman’s fertile years and usually shrink or disappear after menopause. The exact cause of fibroids is still unknown, but their growth is linked to oestrogen levels, and genetic factors may also play a role. Fibroids often go unnoticed...

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