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Gender Selection

Looking to balance your family and /or minimize the risk of passing on genetic conditions?

Thrive IVF is here to assist you.

You may have various reasons, such as cultural, religious, or personal preferences, for wanting a child of a specific gender. With advancements in PGT technology and science, selecting the gender of a future child is now possible, with nearly 98% accuracy.

Gender selection can be an additional service for couples undergoing IVF due to infertility or the primary reason for choosing IVF.

Using Preimplantation Genetic Testing (PGT)

In conjunction with IVF allows for the selection and transfer of embryos of the desired sex with over 98% accuracy.

 

This option provides a valuable and precise tool for those wishing to build their family in a specific way.

 

THRIVE IVF provides gender selection services using advanced technology to help parents achieve family balance and reduce the risk of passing on genetic conditions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Gender selection is a fertility service that allows intended parents to choose the biological sex of their future child during an IVF cycle. This is typically done using preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) to determine whether an embryo has XX (female) or XY (male) chromosomes before transfer.

People pursue gender selection for a range of reasons  from family balancing (wanting a child of a particular sex) to reducing the risk of sex-linked genetic conditions that can affect children of a specific sex.

When gender selection is done through IVF combined with preimplantation genetic testing, clinics can determine embryo sex with very high accuracy (often close to ~98–100%).

Yes, gender selection raises ethical questions and is regulated differently around the world. Some regions restrict non-medical gender selection, while others permit it. Discussing your goals, values, and local laws with your fertility specialist is recommended before proceeding.

Yes, adding gender selection typically requires extra steps like embryo biopsy and genetic testing, which can increase the cost and duration of the IVF cycle compared to a standard IVF procedure.