Your sui­table fer­ti­lity center in Ulm

Ulm has also made a name for itself as a city of sci­ence, not least thanks to its uni­ver­sity, which is also the city’s lar­gest em­ployer. Around 126,000 people from over 140 dif­fe­rent na­tions now live in the ca­the­dral city. Not even every se­cond Ulm re­si­dent was born here.

Key­word “births”: Here too, the signs are poin­ting to growth.

Ac­cording to fi­gures from the State Sta­tis­tical Of­fice in Stutt­gart, the birth rate in Baden-Würt­tem­berg in March 2021 in­cre­ased by 8 per­cent com­pared to March of the pre­vious year, with 9330 ba­bies.

And yet: every sixth woman who wants to have a child cannot get pregnant na­tu­rally. This is the re­sult of the year­book of the German IVF Re­gistry for 2020, which has collected data from al­most all German fer­ti­lity cen­ters. So what can you do if you live in Ulm and are in­vol­un­ta­rily child­less?

An unful­filled de­sire to have children con­fronts many sin­gles and cou­ples, whe­ther he­te­ro­se­xual or ho­mo­se­xual, with great chal­lenges. Not in­fre­quently, the psy­cho­lo­gical stress in­cre­ases when, de­s­pite all ac­ti­vi­ties, the off­spring does not want to ap­pear. However, if you live in Ulm, your wish to have a child is in good hands. There are several fer­ti­lity cen­ters wai­ting to give you the best pos­sible sup­port with all their strength and in­no­va­tive tre­at­ment op­tions.

A sperm do­na­tion is often the de­cisive step for he­te­ro­se­xual cou­ples when the man is in­fer­tile. However, ho­mo­se­xual cou­ples or sin­gles who wish to have children also be­nefit from sperm do­na­tion and can often ful­fill their long-che­rished wish to have children. If you would like a com­pre­hen­sive con­sul­ta­tion on sperm do­na­tion, or on other me­thods of re­pro­duc­tion such as IVF or so­cial free­zing, make a free ap­point­ment with one of our pa­tient ad­vi­sors. We will ac­com­pany you from the wish to have a child to the pregnancy.

For the city of Ulm, the re­gu­la­tions of the state of Baden-Würt­tem­berg apply. And un­for­tu­n­a­tely, there is no state aid here so far. The fe­deral in­itia­tive “Hilfe und Un­ter­stüt­zung bei un­ge­wollter Kin­der­lo­sig­keit” (Help and Sup­port for Un­wanted Child­less­ness) does exist, which pro­vides cou­ples with fi­nan­cial as­si­s­tance in ful­fil­ling their de­sire to have children. So far, eleven states, in­clu­ding Ba­varia, Berlin, North Rhine-West­phalia and Rhi­ne­land-Pa­la­ti­nate, have joined the in­itia­tive. Baden-Würt­tem­berg has not yet joined. However, it is worthwhile to ob­tain up-to-date in­for­ma­tion, be­cause there is hope that the state will soon re­ceive state aid, and thus Ulm.

Many he­alth insurance com­pa­nies, on the other hand, con­tri­bute to the costs on the way to the de­sired baby. The­re­fore, ask your he­alth insurance com­pany to what extent they will sup­port you fi­nan­cially.

In order to ful­fill your de­sire to have a child, you should choose a fer­ti­lity clinic that meets your re­qui­re­ments and where you feel com­for­table. When choo­sing a clinic, there are a number of aspects to con­sider in order to en­sure that the the­rapy goes as smoothly as pos­sible. The suc­cess of a the­rapy de­pends on va­rious fac­tors. Both the ex­pe­ri­ence and qua­li­fi­ca­tions of the me­dical team and the tech­no­lo­gical status of the la­bo­ra­tory equip­ment (for ex­ample, whe­ther the clinic has a clean room la­bo­ra­tory) can have an im­pact on the suc­cess rate.

In ad­di­tion to the suc­cess rate, there are other is­sues that can be de­cisive in the selec­tion pro­cess. Good coun­sel­ling on the choice of the­rapy, as well as per­sonal care and the avai­la­bi­lity of the doctor can help you to get rid of worries and un­ans­wered ques­tions. In order to go through with the pro­cess of ful­fil­ling your child wish with con­fi­dence, the ex­pe­ri­ences of pre­vious pa­ti­ents can also give an in­di­ca­tion of the qua­lity or short­co­mings of a prac­tice.

Ano­ther aspect are the costs. To avoid sur­prises, fer­ti­lity cen­tres that main­tain a high de­gree of price trans­pa­rency are re­com­mended. In the case of tre­at­ments with donor sperm, you should also make sure that there is a coope­ra­tion with an ex­pe­ri­enced sperm bank, as they often offer a larger selec­tion of donor pro­files and have many years of ex­pe­ri­ence in the field of sperm do­na­tion.

When selec­ting our partner cli­nics, we al­ways make sure that both he­te­ro­se­xual and ho­mo­se­xual cou­ples or sin­gles are treated.
Are you ha­ving a hard time choo­sing a fer­ti­lity centre or do you have ques­tions about dif­fe­rent the­ra­pies and tre­at­ment me­thods? Our friendly team will be happy to help you in a free con­sul­ta­tion ap­point­ment.