Clínica EVA Fertilidad y Reproducción Asistida

After reading the comment from a fertility sufferer like myself, I feel compelled to comment on it because of the wonderful professionals at assisted reproduction clinics. "It's a clinic where I haven't noticed much seriousness. They've changed my sales representative twice, the first time they told me things that ultimately weren't true, and I had to pay financially for their mistakes. The next step was that they changed my gynecologist three times, which I didn't see any seriousness from the staff or empathy about the process, but especially from the people who go there and decide to trust them with something as important as having a baby. On the other hand, the clinic is supposed to take care of you until you're 3 months pregnant, and at week 8, if I've seen you, I don't remember. They stopped doing any type of follow-up with me and the excuse was, they can't do any more ultrasounds, social security should take care of them... I'm currently 17 weeks pregnant, and the clinic hasn't taken any interest in my condition at any time. As I said, if I've seen you, I don't remember. They've already taken the money and that's it." Regarding the follow-up, they've done what they've done to all of us. I had the pregnancy confirmation ultrasound at week 8. Your obstetrician will perform the next ultrasound at week 10 or 12. My obstetrician told me that it's not a good idea to do so many ultrasounds in a row because they can damage the baby's heart (the ultrasound is like when you go to get a machine for contractures, which heats up the muscles and can heat up the baby's heart and burn it). On the other hand, fertility clinics don't have to be aware of your pregnancy; once you're pregnant, they discharge you and they have to take you to your hospital. So, dear long-suffering friend, these comments only show how little gratitude you should have for getting you pregnant. It's a sign of good breeding to be grateful. Especially when what you're saying is explained by science, why it's not done, or if it is. Greetings, friends! I hope I've helped you.